PIG FARM ALERT
March 1st, 2004
BY MONICA DOBIE
HEALTH officials in British Columbia, Canada, have issued a gruesome alert, warning that remains of several women murdered on Vancouver-area farm may have been fed to its pigs, later slaughtered for pork. Although there was no evidence of "cross-contamination", officials said there was a possibility, adding the chances of becoming sick from the meat were small.
HEALTH officials in British Columbia, Canada, have issued a gruesome alert, warning that remains of several women murdered on Vancouver-area farm may have been fed to its pigs, later slaughtered for pork. Although there was no evidence of "cross-contamination", officials said there was a possibility, adding the chances of becoming sick from the meat were small.
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