Football Fans Kill Cow - 12/02/23
Mutilated longhorn shocks Oklahoma State campus ahead of Big 12 title showdown with Texas
By Social Links forDan Martin
Published Dec. 1, 2023, 3:38 p.m. ET
The Oklahoma State-Texas football rivalry took a gruesome turn when a dead longhorn cow was discovered on the lawn of an Oklahoma State fraternity, one day before the schools meet in the Big 12 championship game.
According to police in Stillwater, Okla., the carcass was found on the lawn of the FarmHouse fraternity and there was an expletive carved near the side of the body.
The stomach was also cut out of the animal, according to the school newspaper, The O’Colly.
The Oklahoma State University chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity also issued a statement, saying its members were “just as sickened and surprised by this incident as our peers on campus… To our knowledge, no FarmHouse member was involved in this incident, and we do not condone cruelty or defacing of livestock in any manner.”
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“It’s a very cruel crime to be committed, especially right before the Big 12 Championship,” Stillwater police officer PJ Low told The Oklahoman. “Nothing is worth doing that kind of crap.”
The university said both Stillwater police and the university’s Office of Student Support and Conduct are investigating and that “appropriate action will be taken based on the outcome of the investigation.”
By Social Links forDan Martin
Published Dec. 1, 2023, 3:38 p.m. ET
The Oklahoma State-Texas football rivalry took a gruesome turn when a dead longhorn cow was discovered on the lawn of an Oklahoma State fraternity, one day before the schools meet in the Big 12 championship game.
According to police in Stillwater, Okla., the carcass was found on the lawn of the FarmHouse fraternity and there was an expletive carved near the side of the body.
The stomach was also cut out of the animal, according to the school newspaper, The O’Colly.
The Oklahoma State University chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity also issued a statement, saying its members were “just as sickened and surprised by this incident as our peers on campus… To our knowledge, no FarmHouse member was involved in this incident, and we do not condone cruelty or defacing of livestock in any manner.”
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04:05
“It’s a very cruel crime to be committed, especially right before the Big 12 Championship,” Stillwater police officer PJ Low told The Oklahoman. “Nothing is worth doing that kind of crap.”
The university said both Stillwater police and the university’s Office of Student Support and Conduct are investigating and that “appropriate action will be taken based on the outcome of the investigation.”