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BROOK LYNN SCALERO arrested – She kept a journal depicting torture, abuse, and killing of dogs

- Arizona, USA -


⚠️WARNING⚠️The article contains details some of you may find distressing⚠️


The Mesa Police Department announced the arrest of 42-year-old BROOK LYNN SCALERO (pictured).


Police said in a press release that SCALERO was arrested in connection with the deaths of three innocent dogs whom police identified as Griffin, Gus, and Pepe.


On November 4, 2024, a journal that belonged to SCALERO was turned over to the police by her former roommate and according to the press release, the journal “described in torturous detail the continued abuse and ultimate deaths of multiple dogs under Scalero’s care.”


In June 2024, P.A.W.S fur the Cause reported that on May 19, 2024, SCALERO agreed to pay $500 for a 3-year-old Maltese mix named Pepe. The organization allowed her to leave with Pepe with the understanding she would pay for him later that night, but she never did.


On October 5, 2024, officers with the Mesa PD responded to the VCA Animal Hospital in reference to a deceased 3-year-old Maltese Mix who had been found by a dumpster of an apartment complex. The person who found the dog, worked for P.A.W.S. fur the Cause and assumed the furvictim was Pepe. However, when the microchip was scanned, it turned out that the pup was Griffin, another dog registered to SCALERO. According to police, “Griffin had had injuries consistent with animal abuse.”


During an investigation, police learned that between November 2023, and October 2024, SCALERO lived with a roommate who had a dog named Gus and that Gus had died while under SCALERO’s watch.


According to the affidavit provided to Voice For Us, SCALERO told her roommate that she took Gus to the vet for a tooth infection and he died there.

SCALERO was then kicked out of the apartment and when she left, she left behind some personal items, including “a journal with her name, address and email on the inside”, stated the affidavit.

The affidavit further stated that the journal discussed in detail about how SCALERO tortured approximately twelve dogs, killed five dogs and physically abused a 14-month-old baby.


According to the affidavit, the journal entries stated some of the following:


Pepe: “He was a 3-year-old Maltese. I kept him one night and killed him the next day. He tries to pull away but I don’t let him, instead I choke him out by strangling him over and over again. I leave him in my hot car for over 14 hours. On that day after dehydrating him, strangling over and over, beating him over and over, I force him to overheat. Then I take him and lay him down behind a bush by my house then I strangle him until he stops

flopping around. That’s how I know he’s dead”


Griffin: “I will do to him what I have done to everyone else. I strangle him the whole way home, then I strangle him when we get home. In the end he died from the heat. I had tried to strangle fucker before work but he just refused to die so I had to leave him in the hot, hot car for 3 ½ hours. Griffin would sit in the car and bake to death. When I get out of work and go to the car, I find him on my side of the car on the floor dead. He crawled onto the floor of the car and died”


Gus: “So now I take 4-6 hair ties and wrap them around his nose and his mouth. There was so much blood that he swallowed a lot of it. Just like he did when I knocked his teeth out. One was his K9 tooth, and he bled a lot. I also would choke him out in my room and bathroom any time I want”.


On November 14, 2024, SCALERO was arrested for possession or use of narcotic drugs and during a police interview, she admitted to owning the journal but claimed the stories “were just creative writings,” stated the press release. SCALERO also admitted to taking Pepe without paying for him.


On November 15, 2024, a person called the police after finding a deceased dog behind a bush on 710 West 8th Avenue. The furvictim had a leash around his neck, and appeared to have been there for an extended amount of time. After scanning the microchip, the name of the dog was found to be Pepe and registered to P.A.W.S. fur the Cause. Due to the level of decay, a necropsy was unable to be completed on Pepe.


Three days later, SCALERO was interviewed again and she admitted to her involvement in the abuse, torture, and deaths of Griffin, Gus, and Pepe.


SCALERO was booked into the Maricopa County Jail on two felony counts of cruelty to animals, one felony count of domestic violence cruelty to animals, and one misdemeanor count of theft.


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Voice For Us Disclaimer: This story is sourced from the press release by the Mesa Police Department. Please note that details may be removed or new information added should updates become available.

In the case of charges being dropped, dismissed, or the case being purged, this article will be rectified accordingly, if official documentation is provided to Voice For Us.


SCALERO’s mugshot provided to Voice For Us by the Mesa Police Department




MASON VAN MCMULLIN accused of torturing and killing animals on video

- Mississippi, USA -

 

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrested of 24-year-old MASON VAN MCMULLIN, of Foxworth (pictured).

 

According to the media release by the sheriff's office, on September 26, 2024, deputies received information that a male, later identified as MCMULLIN, was torturing and killing animals on video.

 

Acting on information received, deputies were dispatched to an address in Foxworth to conduct a welfare check on the animals. MCMULLIN was then taken to the sheriff’s office to be interviewed by investigators. As a result of the interview, MCMULLIN was placed in custody and a search warrant was served at his residence.

 

The following day, deputies received additional information that led deputies to serve another search warrant at MCMULLIN’s residence. “During the search, physical and electronic evidence was collected”, stated the release.

 

The sheriff’s office did not disclose information about the animals involved in the case.

 

MCMULLIN was charged with seven counts of aggravated animal cruelty and two counts of “unnatural intercourse.”

 

At the time of writing, records show that MCMULLIN is being held at the Marion County Jail with a $500,000 cash only bond.

 

The sheriff’s office advised that the investigation is ongoing and additional charges are expected.

 

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Voice For Us Disclaimer: This story is sourced from the press release by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office. Please note that details may be removed or new information added should updates become available.

In the case of charges being dropped, dismissed, or the case being purged, this article will be rectified accordingly, if official documentation is provided to Voice For Us.

 

 

MCMULLIN’s mugshot shared from the Marion County Sheriff's Office




VANADUS GREEN arrested for starving a dog to death - Video shows him dragging the emaciated dog

Updated: Mar 8, 2024

- Texas, USA -

 

WARNING⚠️The article contains pictures some of you may find distressing⚠️

  

~ Update: March 8, 2024

 

The Grapevine Police Department tells me the Voiceless Victim was a Lab/Pitbull mix approximately 2 years old.

 

~ Original story:


The Grapevine Police Department arrested 37-years-old VANADUS GREEN (pictured), in connection with the gruesome death of an innocent dog.

 

According to the affidavit obtained by Voice For Us, on January 26, 2024, an officer with Grapevine Animal Services responded to the Super 8 hotel off Highway 114 after receiving a call about a dog near the dumpster.

 

Upon arrival, the officer found a male dog, who was “severely emaciated”, lying unresponsive on the ground. The officer rushed the Voiceless Victim to an emergency veterinary hospital where he was sadly pronounced dead.

 

The officer then took the dog back to the Grapevine Animal Shelter for further evaluation. The officer reported the dog to be “in poor body condition with abrasions on his legs. The dog also had a large open wound on the top of his head.”

 

The furvictim’s remains were sent to Mazie's Mission for a necropsy and a bone marrow analysis to determine the cause of death and how long the dog had gone without receiving the proper nutrition.

 

Animal Services officers then went to the hotel to obtain additional information about where the dog came from. Their investigation led them to room 324 which was registered to a female. Officers reviewed surveillance video and were able to identify GREEN as the suspect connected to the case.

In the devastating video, GREEN can be seen leaving the room with the dog and dragging the furvictim down the hallway on a leash. The footage goes on to show GREEN inside the stairwell where he pauses to “peek” to see if anyone was around. He then proceeds to drag the dog down a flight of stairs and through a door. The poor dog is understandably unable to walk and as he tries to stand, he collapses and GREEN keeps pulling him.

 

But that’s not all. GREEN continued to torture the helpless and defenseless dog. In fact, as seen in the disturbing video, GREEN kept pulling the poor soul all the way to the parking lot and it did not matter to him that the dog tried to get up but kept collapsing. The precious dog is then dumped as if he was trash!

 

Officers interviewed the female in Room 324 and she initially denied knowing anything about a dog and would not reveal the name of the man (GREEN) who was occupying the room with her. Later, she  admitted the dog was GREEN’s, her boyfriend.

According to the affidavit, the female stated that GREEN found the dog a few weeks earlier and was trying to care for him. She also said that GREEN was not there at the time as he travels back and forth to Mississippi.

 

One of the officers then received a call from GREEN who claimed he had found the dog three or four weeks earlier. He claimed the dog was near some warehouses next door to the hotel, lying under some bushes and added that the dog was in poor condition so he thought he could “nurse” him back to health. GREEN went on to tell the officer that “despite his efforts, the dog never got better and refused to eat.”

  

It’s unknown why he did not seek veterinary advice or why he did not take the dog to a shelter!

 

GREEN said the reason the dog was near the dumpster was because that day his girlfriend told him he could not keep him in the hotel room anymore and that she was allergic.

So, he “took the dog back outside and thought it would be safe near the dumpster until he could come back and check on it”, stated the affidavit.

 

GREEN told the officer he still had all the products he used to treat the dog and said his girlfriend would show them. GREEN also said there was a wound on the top of the dog's head that he was treating with Neosporin. The officer then went back to the hotel and took the bag with the products.

 

Meanwhile, the necropsy results came back and showed that the dog had died from starvation.

“The wound to the top of the dog's head was labeled as a blunt force injury approximately a week old”, stated the affidavit. The officer also received the results of the bone marrow extracted from the dog's femur indicating the body fat was 9.72 percent and the normal range is 65-98 percent.

 

The officer emailed the doctor who performed the necropsy and she explained that “for the dog to get such a low percentage of body fat, it would take more than 3 or 4 weeks. She also said the injury to the top of the dog's head was less than a week old with no signs of healing. There were additional injuries to the dog's chest cavity that occurred around the same time as the head injury. She further stated as the result of his injuries and malnourishment, the dog would have suffered up until the time of death.”

 

The officer then concluded the following: “Vanadus treated the dog in cruel manner when he was seen on video surveillance dragging the lifeless dog across the ground and down several flights of stairs. He unreasonably abandoned the dog near a dumpster, while the dog was still alive but near death. While in his care, the dog sustained injuries to the top of the dog's head with a blunt object. The dog also sustained injuries to his chest cavity. These injuries would have resulted in significant pain to the dog, and went untreated by a veterinarian. The dog starved to death over a long period of time which should be considered a form of torture for any living thing. Lastly, due to the overall injuries and the fact that the dog was starved to death, it is believed that the dog suffered immensely until the dog took its final breath.”

 

A warrant for GREEN’s arrest was obtained and on February 28, 2024, he was taken into custody. He is charged with cruelty to a non-livestock animal, a third-degree felony. Online arrest records show he posted bond.

 

Authorities did not disclose the furbaby’s name, so I took the liberty of naming him Oleander for the tribute image. Should his given name be made public, I will rectify it accordingly.

 

Disclaimer: This story is sourced from the official press release by the Grapevine Police Department and the warrant arrest provided to Voice For Us.

Please note that details may be removed or new information added should updates become available.

In the case of charges being dropped, dismissed, or the case being purged, this article will be rectified accordingly, if official documentation is provided to Voice For Us.

  

 

GREEN’s mugshot provided to Voice For Us by the Grapevine Police Department.





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