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Stolen from WA State Stable March 3, 2004 - Lady RECOVERED!
also stolen with Justa, Prince and Reno
Update
on return
Four Horses
Stolen From Sultan Farm
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
Carrie Conway (partwolf21@hotmail.com) on Wednesday, March 3, 2004 at 23:57:12
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real name: Carrie Conway
email: partwolf21@hotmail.com
city: Everett
state: Washington
zip: 98208
home phone: (425)3088084
work phone: (425)7461800
date of theft: 03/02/2004
type of theft: from stable
city county of theft: Sultan
horses name: Lady
breed: paint
sex: mare
color: black and white
age: 23
weight: 1100
height: 15.1 hands
identifiable characteristics: black C on left side I am sending pictures
how stolen: 4 horses stolen from Gale Evens Ranch in Sultan
local agency: Snohomish Sheriff Office
agency address: 1400-179th AVE. S.E.
agency city: Monroe
agency state: WA
agency zip: 98272
agency county: Snohomish
agency phone: 3608056770
agency fax: 3607947188
agency report date: 3/02/2004
agency_casenum: so04-5117
agency_contact: deputy Fortney
reward: No
UPDATE:
Stolen Horses Returned
March
5, 2004
By KOMO
Staff
SNOHOMISH COUNTY - A happy end to the tale of a Sultan
horse-napping.
Carrie Conway's four horses vanished from a farm on Tuesday.
Conway suspected one of her horse trainers was to blame. Police
say she was right.
The suspect's father saw Conway's story on the news (see
previous story here) and brought the horses back to Conway
Thursday afternoon.
"I went to my horse named Lady first and gave her the
biggest hug," said Conway. "It's just a huge, huge
relief to know they are back with me safe."
The horses were slightly hurt in the ordeal, but overall
they're okay.
Police think the trainer owned someone some money and was going
to give the the horses to them to pay off her debt.
Four Horses
Stolen From Sultan Farm
March
4, 2004
By April Zepeda
SNOHOMISH COUNTY - The Snohomish County Sheriff's office is
investigating the disappearance of four horses stolen in broad
daylight.
On Tuesday, someone with a four-horse trailer pulled up to a
farm in Sultan, loaded up the animals, and left. Investigators
suspect they were handed off to someone else at a rest stop near
Stanwood, but from there, the trail goes cold.
The horses' owner, Carrie Conway, worries she may never see
them again.
"They could be sold at auction, but if they aren't sold
for really cheap, they could go for meat," Conway said.
Snohomish County investigators say they usually see one or two
stolen horses a year, but never four at once.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the Snohomish
County Sheriff's Office.
KOMO 1000 News
http://www.komotv.com/stories/30132.htm
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