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Department of Socia] and Ilealth Services Child Pratective Scrvires (�epartmcnt May 3, 1983 .l Page 7'wo Re: 7fl26 P.ast Casino RoaJ liverett , Washin�tan On the back part of the preperty was a canoe turned upside down and partially propped up on one side. Mrs . Williams turned the canoc right side up exposing a green plastic trash bag. As she unfoldcd thc plastic bag the remains of a dead St. Rernard dog could he secn and t��c stench was overwhelming. Mr. Williams grabbed thc plastic bag with the remains of the dog and drug it off through the bushes and trees . Mrs . IVilliams then took us to a storage shed at the end of the garage. There she brought out a box containing the remains of a dead cnt and three plastic lock-type baggies containing the remains of othcr animals that she said were ducks . Mr. Williams grabbed the box and wa]keJ oCf with it . I asked Mrs . Williams how long the dog had been dead and she snid, "About a month. " I'he Iiverett Animal Control Of£icer indic- ated that the liverett Animal tihclter, upon Mr. Williams ' request, had put the do�; t:n , lecp ,ihout n month a�o and he picked up the remains to dispose of it himsclf. When asked how long the other animals had ber.n dead , Mrs. Williams said they died while she and Dtr. Williams lived in I,ynnwood . Mr. and Mrs , Nilliams moved to 7826 F:ast (;asino Rond in the summer or fall of 1981 . Jerry Russell , the Animnl Cantrol Officer, and I started looking for the remains of the nnimals , I finally asked Mr, iPilliams what he had done with thc remnins and he sa�d he put them behind tha Animel Shelter trucA. When we reached the sidewalk wc saw the remains of the animals in the street behind the t;verett Animal Control truck. I indic- ated that the remains were an city property ancl needed to be removed . The personnel from the Anima] Control Shelter removed the dead animals and disposed of them. � ' �� /� � � % . � �.'''�! , �r ._ < , , ,• Marian G. Main, Ilousing Inspector City of Everett MGM: stg . �