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Wolfie Blackheart (real name Sarah Rodgriguez) is a member, and the current leader of, the [[Crimson Blood Wolf Pack]] -- a [[teen wolf pack]] located in San-Antonio, Texas. |
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| ⚫ | Wolfie is notorious for news coverage in January 2010 in which she was accused of beheading of her neighbor's missing dog, "Rigsby".<ref name="dog1">{{Article-newspaper|last=Chasnoff|first=Brian|year=2010|title=Self-described wolf woman severed lost dog's head|periodical=Express-News|month=January|day=27|url=http://web.archive.org/web/20100130142421/http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/Self-described_wolf_woman_severed_lost_dogs_head.html}}</ref> It was later determined that the dog was already dead when Blackheart removed its head, and so Blackheart was not charged with any crime. She had previously been charged with possession of a weapon (a skinning knife) on school grounds<ref name="dog1"></ref> and burglary.<ref name=dog2>{{Article-newspaper|url=http://www.kens5.com/news/local/Girl-werewolf-says-she-is-innocent-of-brutal-dog-murder-82836232.html|title=Girl werewolf says sh is innocent of brutal dog murder|year=2010|day=27|month=January|first=James|last=Muñoz|periodical=KEN5}} She was also previously investigated, in 2007, for further allegations of animal mutilation.<ref name="dog2"></ref> |
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Revision as of 02:47, 3 July 2013
| Wolfie Blackheart | |
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| Real name | Sarah Rodriguez |
| Date of birth | June 18, 1994 |
| Mate | Indie Aloisius Barns |
| Profession or hobby | Student |
| Location | San-Antonio, Texas USA |
Wolfie Blackheart (real name Sarah Rodgriguez) is a member, and the current leader of, the Crimson Blood Wolf Pack -- a teen wolf pack located in San-Antonio, Texas.
Controversy
Wolfie is notorious for news coverage in January 2010 in which she was accused of beheading of her neighbor's missing dog, "Rigsby".[1] It was later determined that the dog was already dead when Blackheart removed its head, and so Blackheart was not charged with any crime. She had previously been charged with possession of a weapon (a skinning knife) on school grounds[1] and burglary.Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chasnoff, Brian. 2010. Self-described wolf woman severed lost dog's head
Express-News, January 27.