Ok, so remember when they dug up those pitbulls buried on DMX's property in Arizona and the initial reports said a white substance found at his house was not a narcotic and that none of the dogs showed any signs of abuse except that one that was burned up? The sheriff totally reversed those reports. The necropsy and skeletal reports released on Friday said one of the dead dogs had evidence of heavy bruising from blunt force, another had skeletal grooves resulting from a severe dog bite wound, and a third had fractures, bite wounds and burns so intense that the dog’s sex was undeterminable and lab tests conducted returned results that the substance found in his Cave Creek home was cocaine.
Saturday, October 06, 2007
Cocaine At DMX's Arizona Home
Ok, so remember when they dug up those pitbulls buried on DMX's property in Arizona and the initial reports said a white substance found at his house was not a narcotic and that none of the dogs showed any signs of abuse except that one that was burned up? The sheriff totally reversed those reports. The necropsy and skeletal reports released on Friday said one of the dead dogs had evidence of heavy bruising from blunt force, another had skeletal grooves resulting from a severe dog bite wound, and a third had fractures, bite wounds and burns so intense that the dog’s sex was undeterminable and lab tests conducted returned results that the substance found in his Cave Creek home was cocaine.
