Case Details

Swastika burned into horse
Bennett, CO (US)

Incident Date: Wednesday, Jun 28, 2000
County: Adams
Local Map: available
Disposition: Alleged

Alleged:
» 17 year old girl
» 17 year old boy
» 17 year old boy

Case ID: 189
Classification: Burning - Caustic Substance
Animal: horse
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Three teenagers, two boys and a girl, all 17 years old, used a caustic chemical to sear a swastika into the flesh of a 10 year old appaloosa horse named Anaya. The teens have been charged with cruelty to animals.

The Authorities allege that the juveniles had a dispute with Esther Schmidt, the daughter of the horse owner. The teens poured a chemical hair remover over the horse's head and to brand an 8 inch swastika on the horse's side. The chemical removed the horse's hair and seared its flesh, leaving painful wounds on its head and flank.

One of the boys is also charged with criminal mischief and reckless endangerment after he slicked the strap of a saddle left in the tack room at the stable.

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