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In 1998, a woman in the United States was tortured to death by a large hybrid dog late at night, and the cause behind it was heart-wrenching.
There was a murder case in Ohio, usa, that shocked the whole world, and its bloodiness was described by the investigators present at the time as": "The scene looks like a slaughterhouse."
While people were thinking about what kind of violent murderers were so cruel, the appearance of a large hybrid dog made people accidentally lock their way.
The murdered woman had more than 180 torn wounds all over her body, and the case officers were surprised to find that the hybrid dog was a pet that had been with the victim for a long time.
Could it really be the dead man's pet? With the further development of the case, more and more doubts have slowly emerged, and why the big dog will hurt the hostess has also become the focus of attention.
01 Man urgently asks for help late at night
Late on the night of September 2, 1998, the Umbrella Head Medical Headquarters in Ohio received a very urgent distress call in the middle of the night.
The phone was a guy named Jeffrey. Mann's man called, and after answering the phone, he only heard him cry for a while, obviously very sad. After his mood settled, he told the doctor that his girlfriend was in a critical condition and needed emergency rescue from headquarters.
However, when the doctor asked his girlfriend what the accident was, he said that he was bitten by a fierce wild dog while out for a walk, and the weak and helpless girlfriend desperately crawled back to the house after being attacked.
But his girlfriend had been torn apart when she came back, so she was now in danger.
Mann hung up the phone as soon as he reported his address to the doctor.
The alert doctor felt that the incident was too sudden, and if Mann's girlfriend was really injured by a wild dog, then if the doctor himself went to rescue someone, he would most likely be hurt by a wild dog.
So the doctor called the police and rushed to Mann's house with the police.
As soon as he arrived at Mann's house, he saw a man with tears on his face as he guided the doctor to the bedroom.
This man, Mann, was the one who had asked the doctor for help, and from the appearance of his body, he was tall, mighty, strong and powerful.
When the doctor came to the bedroom, he saw only a white cloth covered with blood on a naked and scarred woman lying on a battered sofa.
This woman's name is Angela. Kaplan, at the age of 28.
As doctors examined the injured woman, the police officer standing nearby began to learn from Mann what had happened.
In the evening of the day of the crime, Mann and his girlfriend went to the dance party together, and Mann accidentally strained his muscles while dancing, so he ate a few painkiller tablets in unbearable pain.
However, this painkiller has a certain sleep aid effect, so it was not long after eating that Mann lay down on the bed and fell asleep.
The girlfriend went out for a walk alone after her boyfriend fell asleep, and met a ferocious wild dog on the way to the walk, and the girlfriend was constantly bitten by the wild dog and no matter how she resisted, it was useless. When the wild dog left, the girlfriend crawled back to the house with her heavy body.
Mann was awakened by his girlfriend's screams of pain and quickly helped his girlfriend to the couch, after which he dialed the distress call. Mann said he was so frightened that he knocked over a cup, and the fragments of the cup also scratched his forehead.
After examining Mann's girlfriend's wounds, doctors found that there were more than 180 wounds on her body, and she had no vital signs at all. Mann couldn't help but cry after listening to the doctor's story, and the doctor next to him could only pat Mann on the shoulder to show comfort.
But when Officer Kevin checked the room, he found that there were many suspicious points.
02 Cruel murders are full of doubts
There are also clothes scattered next to the couch of Mann's girlfriend, and it is usually said that when treating the injured person, the wounded person is treated first, rather than taking off all the clothes of the injured person, which is the first suspicious point in this case.
The second suspicious point is that Mann claimed that his girlfriend had been bitten by a ferocious wild dog while walking outside, and then dragged her crippled body home for help, but it was very confusing that there was not a trace of blood in the hallway of the room.
So Officer Kevin called the criminal detectives Tarreno and Reese.
Tarreno, a female detective in the industry for 30 years, showed great interest in the case after listening to Officer Kevin's brief introduction to the case.
Because in her decades in the detective industry, she had never encountered such a bizarre case caused by a wild dog.
So Tarino immediately contacted Reese and rushed to the scene of the crime.
Kevin begins to inspect Mann's house again during the time the two detectives arrive, and he finds a beautifully framed photograph on the wall of a large, large dog that Mann tells the officer about a large dog he and his girlfriend have together, and now the big dog is locked up in the attic by him.
However, it is strange that since Mann and his girlfriend have had experience with dogs together, why does his girlfriend encounter a wild dog attack on the way to walk, and it is reasonable to say that dogs will not take the initiative to harm humans.
In order to find out the truth, Kevin also hired a technician who was proficient in dog breeding to assist in the investigation.
Mann was also taken to the hospital to stitch up a wound on his forehead, but before going to the hospital he said no one would hurt his dog.
This puzzled the police officer present, his girlfriend died unexpectedly, and he now shows no sadness, but instead cares about his dog.
But when Tareanor and Reese, two detectives, arrive at the scene, all the mysteries of the case will slowly be solved.
As soon as the two detectives arrived at the scene, they began to inspect the scene, and they found that a room opposite the bedroom was locked and that there was still a lot of blood on the floor of the doorway.
After the door was opened, they found a large bed full of blood in the room, and just as everyone was wondering, a new discovery came again.
Not only was there blood on the bed, but also in the kitchen of the room and in the bathroom, and they followed the mottled blood all the way down to the end of the corridor, which was an attic.
As soon as the door of the attic was opened a little through the crack, a large dog tried to pounce on it, but fortunately the man who opened the door reacted quickly and was not hurt by the vicious dog.
The ferocious dog had been barking in the attic, and the case could not continue, and the two detectives could only wait until the technicians of the kennel took the big dog away with their tools before continuing to work.
The technician did a good job of protection and came to the attic with a set of rods, after the technicians put the big dog in a trap, the dog was still tearing the dog's mouth and was torn and bleeding, if it was not the technician's experience, then the big dog was likely to hurt people.
Most people in the family do not have such a wild dog, and Mann said that his girlfriend was bitten by a wild dog, but there was not a single bit of bitten blood outside their house, but there was so much blood in the house and the existence of this suspicious dog.
After carefully examining the scene, Tarino and Reese believe that the big dog has a great possibility of committing crimes, and That Mann, as a person present, may also lie, so Mann also has a certain suspicion of committing crimes.
In the end, the police decided to take Mann back to the police station for review, and the big dog was now handed over to a professional kennel farm for management so as not to hurt innocent people.
After that, it is time for the trial of the case.
"I've seen all sorts of criminal cases, but I've never seen them so tragic."
Tareanor said it was the worst murder she had ever seen at the scene, and that the killer was a big dog.
But is the truth of the incident really that the big dog killed the hostess?
03 The female detective is determined to solve the case
At that time, after the doctor's examination, most of the hundred wounds on Mann's girlfriend's body were concentrated on the limbs, but when the police confirmed to Mann about his girlfriend's wounds, Mann was impatient.
When the officer asked Mann how the wound on his forehead had come from, Mann was also very negative, and he did not answer the question to the officer.
To the surprise of the officers present, however, Mann acted strangely when he heard that the officer suspected that it was his dog that he and his girlfriend had shared to hurt his girlfriend.
Mann restlessly kept saying that it was definitely not his dog who did it, and that his dog could not hurt anyone.
The police officer thought his behavior was suspicious, so he directly asked him: Why do you want to exonerate your dog, does your girlfriend's death not matter at all?
Mann seemed to be fearless, and instead of being afraid of the officer's questioning, he snapped:
"You have no evidence to accuse me!".
Mann seems to care more about his dog than his girlfriend, but the officer now has no direct evidence that the incident is related to Mann, so there is no reason to continue to detain Mann and release him in the morning.
Just as the two detectives were working together to clear the case, they found a photograph in Mann's home.
This photo is of Mann's girlfriend and the big dog, which looks docile with his head down and his ears.
This is completely different from the time the big dog was arrested, and the back of the photo clearly reads "Me and my bodyguards."
The big dog in the picture is close to the hostess, and it does not look like a big dog that will attack humans fiercely.
The big dog, named "Mark", is a large hybrid dog, and although it is aggressive by nature, it will never actively attack humans.
When the technicians of the kennel arrested the big dog Mark, mark did not cooperate, he was injured while struggling around, and the veterinarian treated it afterwards.
The veterinarian said that during the treatment of Mark, Mark was still docile and well-behaved, and there was no possibility of actively attacking people, so it was very likely that Mark, a hybrid dog, was not a real murderer.
Just when everyone was at a loss, the forensic doctor brought the autopsy results of Mann's girlfriend, which showed that the deceased died of excessive bleeding due to more than 180 large dog bites and scratches all over his body.
And there were also remnants of marijuana and tranquilizers in the deceased's body, which forensic doctors believed were the result of the deceased's lack of resistance when he was bitten.
And this also shows that Mann's girlfriend was bitten by a big dog in the process of clearing her mind, but because her arms were weak, she lost the strength to resist.
Detective Tarreno couldn't help but get a chill down her spine after hearing the forensic doctor's description, and she couldn't imagine what kind of vendetta had made the real murderer so vicious.
But unfounded speculation was not as direct as the real evidence, so she made up her mind that the case must be solved.
04 Multiple people assist in joint investigation
Now there is no other breakthrough, so you can only find a breakthrough in this hybrid dog first. So Tarreno contacted the female expert who studied animal behavior and asked her to conduct a comprehensive test of the big dog.
Through the basic test of female experts, the first point that can be ruled out is that this big dog does not have any mental illness, so there is no bite because the big dog is crazy.
And there have been news of large dogs biting people to death in the United States before, but the difference between this case and the previous case is that the previous cases are fatal, that is, the big dogs bite directly into the most vulnerable parts of humans, such as the throat and head.
The more than a hundred wounds on Mann's girlfriend's body did not have the possibility of being fatal, but clearly tortured her before the death of the deceased.
Detective Tarreno then went to Washington, a specialist who specializes in canine injuries.
The expert, along with another female expert before him, studied the case with Tarino and, after their careful deliberations, came to the conclusion that the murder was definitely not the spontaneous act of the big dog, but the real culprit was the one who carried out the manipulation of the big dog behind his back.
Therefore, the deceased's boyfriend Mann has a major possibility of committing a crime, but because there is no tangible evidence, it is difficult to punish the real murderer even after the trial.
In order to collect evidence, Tarreno took a piece of horse meat for the hybrid dog Mark to bite the tooth marks, and then photographed the tooth marks of the dog on the deceased's body, and later after repeated confirmation and comparison by the dentist, it was proved that the tooth marks on the deceased's body were from the big dog Mark.
While Tarreno was working on the case, she stumbled upon a seminar on dog aggression in California.
Tarreno managed to contact a retired police officer who was attending the meeting, and with the help of this retired officer, Tarreno found a professional who specialized in training dogs into assault dogs, an expert who had trained police dogs for many years.
After contacting the dog breeding expert, Tarino was invited to the expert's home.
Tarreno saw a large, well-trained dog in his home, and by obtaining instructions from experts, the big dog could easily launch an attack.
And without the next instructions of the expert, the big dog will not do other actions, the expert can use specific actions and passwords to manipulate the behavior of the big dog.
This also shows that Mann is suspected of committing a crime, and he controls the actions of the hybrid dog Mark through some specific instructions, thus brutally killing his girlfriend without any resistance.
After finding out these doubts, Tarino also turned to the time of the trial of this case, but can the real murderer really be punished?
05 Judgment of the trial of the case
November 1999 was the time of the trial of the case, and Mann also hired a lawyer to defend himself.
When all the evidence suggests that Mann was behind the murder, Mann refuses to admit it.
When Mann was questioned why he did not send his girlfriend to the hospital for treatment at the first time, Mann said that it was because his girlfriend was too seriously injured and that his girlfriend did not want to go to the hospital, so he called the doctor for help alone.
When he was asked why the big hybrid dog he fed with his girlfriend suddenly attacked his girlfriend, Mann only said that it was because his girlfriend was emotional and smashed the cup on his head, and the big dog Mark was stimulated so he attacked his girlfriend.
But when Mark was dragged to the courtroom by the staff, he saw no reaction to the video of people fighting, but instead yelled when he heard the orders of the dog trainers.
Mark's performance in the courtroom scene can also be regarded as debunking Mann's lies.
But Mann re-invented that it was because his girlfriend's epilepsy stimulated Mark, but the forensic doctor did not find that Mann's girlfriend had such a disease when he checked it before, so Mann's lie was debunked again.
However, the police did not have direct evidence to prove that the real murderer was Mann, and Mann also refused to admit it.
On November 23, 1999, by the time of sentencing, Mann was sentenced to 15 years in prison, but not on charges of homicide.
The big hybrid dog has also received a lot of attention because of this case, and many dog lovers are willing to raise this big dog.
But because Mann doesn't admit that he gave orders to the big dog that his girlfriend was killed, it's not known which command or action Mark would have commanded or acted to attack the human.
Therefore, this hybrid dog has a great safety hazard, in order to ensure that the murderous bloody case does not happen again, in the end Mark can only be euthanized.
Shortly after the case was over, Tarino and her colleagues personally selected the medicine and euthanized Mark, and Tareanor and her colleagues watched as the poor big dog slowly closed his eyes.