You, the dog killer, came onto my property in Huntingtown sometime on Friday, Feb. 16. You were driving a small to medium sized blue pick up truck. You left my property as fast as you could, but you weren’t fast enough. You must have wondered all night how it went. You must have wondered how I felt. You made a few mistakes and those mistakes will help find you. There is a $12,000 reward payable to anyone that knows who you are and tells the police and that knowledge leads to your arrest and conviction. You have caused me to change my life. You have caused me to spend the rest of my life searching for you and seeing justice served.
I ask everyone in this county to think and see if you have any answers. Do you know someone who expressed anger towards me or Dogs Deserve Better, the organization I volunteered for in the past? Did this person have the opportunity based on the time frame and date we know? He would have been in Huntingtown on Friday, Feb. 16, during the daytime hours. He has had some sort of problem with me in the past. Did this person harm other animals in your presence or to your knowledge? Has anyone bragged or hinted that they killed a dog recently? Would this person have access to a blue pick up truck? Please call Det. Chris Parsons of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office if you can help.
Lynne Gillis, Huntingtown
