The 2001 Mauling Death of Diane Whipple by a Pair of Her Neighbor's Presa Canario Mastiffs
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Today we take a journey north to the beautiful city of San Francisco, where a very ugly event took place on January 26, 2001. Today’s tale is the story of two killers…but they were not human, they were dogs - two very large, vicious Presa Canarios named Bane and Hera. I will take you through the details of the mauling that horrified San Franciscans and the years of legal battles that followed. We are also going to touch on the topics of responsible dog ownership, bully breeds, and breed specific legislation. This is the story of the death of Diane Whipple.
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