Marines Confirm Animal Mutilations in Springfield, Ohio
By
Michael Baxter
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September 16, 2024
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US Marines in Springfield, Ohio, have yet to see Haitians eating cats and dogs, but they did observe two Haitian migrants roasting a freshly killed goose on a charcoal barbeque grill in Snyder Park, a 226-acre recreation facility with placid lagoons, hiking trails, and paddleboat-ing in Buckβs River. The park is also home to dwindling gaggles of geese. Once a playground of scenic serenity, Snyder Park has morphed into the Killing Fields, occupied by machete-wielding migrants.
As reported last week, White Hats sent a small Marine detachment to Ohio to investigate reports of non-citizens slaughtering and consuming local wildlife and peopleβs pets, cats and dogs, with orders, we now know, to observe but not engage any migrants grabbing geese or chasing pets.
Our source called the deployment a reconnaissance mission with three objectives: determine the extent of pet abductions; ascertain whether the Haitian colony, 20,000 strong, has kidnapped and eaten local children (a source said White Hats have heard βanecdotalβ reports of missing children in Springfield); and figure out why the Deep State and local officials are trying desperately to discredit and βdebunkβ authenticated animal abductions. While the latter is murky, at least one thing is certain: No goose is safe in Snyder Park.
At midnight Friday, four hours after the park officially closed, Marines saw what appeared to be two Haitian males performing a βbloodletting ritualβ on a goose. The migrants, our source said, beheaded the goose with a machete, then took turns guzzling blood directly from its neck.
βThey chanted something, the Haitians before they drank the blood, but it wasnβt in English, probably Haitian Creole. The Marines were watching from a distance,β our source said.
He added that the goose killers then gathered twigs and branches and placed them beneath the steel grate on a park hibachi. They lit a fire and grilled the goose, feathers included.
The Marines were appalled and called the Clark County Sherrifβs
Departmentβs non-emergency number, telling the answering party they had seen Haitians kill and cook a goose. The receptionist was hostile. She told the Marines their βgoose would be cookedβ if they didnβt stop making βprank calls,β and threatened to dispatch a patrol car to cite them for trespassing in the park after hours.
The Marines begged her to send a unit. βPlease do, right away, so they can see what weβre looking at,β a Marine told her.β
When no patrol car arrived after 30 minutes, the Marines tried an unorthodox method of getting the copsβ attentionβthey dialed 911 and repeated the story, but, again, the operator disconnected the call.
By then, the Haitians had finished their goose banquet, had disrobed, and were taking a moonlight bath in a pond.
The Marines redialed 911 a dozen times, hoping to flood the line with so many calls that the operators would have to trace the calls and send a patrol car to end the harassment. Finally, 90 minutes later, a single patrol car showed up at the park entrance, and the Marines explained why they were in Ohio and what they had seen. The Haitians, however, had vanished by the time the cops arrived.
Our source said the police were sympathetic but feckless. βThe police didnβt understand why the military was involved, but at the same time, they werenβt aggressive. They said they knew what was happening in town but were told by superiors to pretend like animal killings and pet abductions were a myth, fake news. They said the orders came all the way down from the governorβs office. They said they could be fired, or worse, for even discussing the issue.β
The cops also told the Marines that the sheriffβs department received daily phone calls about missing pets.
βThe deputies said missing pets arenβt their priority, and theyβve been told not to make it a public issue,β our source said.
Elsewhere in Springfield, a different Marine squad found circumstantial evidence supporting the deputiesβ contention. Those Marines saw an alarming number of missing pet flyers taped or stapled to utility poles and store windows in downtown Springfieldβcats, dogs, and someoneβs pet python.
βItβs wild,β our source said. βA flyer claiming an unknown person busted a window, came inside, and took a four-foot-long carpet python from a vivarium. The citizens are frightened, and itβs all getting covered up.β
In closing, we asked the source why General Smith amended his original orders to βrepel or otherwise dissuadeβ Haitians from behaving abhorrently.
βLook, this is still an open issue, and obviously we canβt open fire on some guys cooking a goose. We think thereβs more going on than meets the eye, and we have to pace ourselves to get to the bottom of it,β he said.
While I know this issue might seem trivial compared to yesterdayβs events, weβre waiting for a response from both White Hat and sources in Florida before publishing anything on the assassination attempt. We want facts before printing.