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Clicking on this link causes my Firefox browser to crash. I use Linux as an OS and crashes...well, I don't have them, usually. Could you post the article, though, as I'd like to read it. <p></p><i></i>

<br><br>Dreams End<br><br>they have a no-copy protect on the<br>site; whipped this off, however.<br><br><!--EZCODE BOLD START--><strong>Horse attacks spreading</strong><!--EZCODE BOLD END--><br><br>The Horrific “cult” style attacks on horse in Ecclesfield,<br>Reported in last weeks Looks Local, have spread throughout the region.<br><br>Horses and donkeys in Worksop, Rotherham and Grenoside have been targeted since the summer solstice began, say reports.<br><br>So far police are following different lines of inquiry and investigating the separate attacks.<br><br>Stable hand Paula Cooper found the horse she cares for with a 6-inch cut stretching down the side of her neck.<br><br>She said: “I have spoken to a lot of people about the attcks and they say the occult are responsible, and I believe them."<br><br>“I have researched a lot on the internet and the I read , the more worried I get. It’s really upsetting – I can’t sleep.” Some of the wounds inflicted on the equines could easily have been fatal although no deaths have yet been detailed.<br><br>Slashes have been inches long, across necks and sides, and some of the animals have had their throats cut.<br><br>One owner form Sheffield, 38-year-old Louise Baker said: “I don’t know whether it was a cult attack but it seems strange that all four happened around the same time.”<br><br>However, Lisa Gerry, pagan spokesperson told Look Local: “ This sounds more like something perpetrated by hooligans, rather than any occult practitioner.<br><br>“ I would be looking for young people with too much time on their hands.”<br><br>By Kristy Woodhams<br><br>Added On: 21-07-20005<br><br><br><br><br> <p></p><i></i>

Firefox just updated and many (at least Linux users) are having probs, so it wasn't the link's fault and I was able to read it. Clearly not part of the "animal mutilation" phenomenon. <p></p><i></i>