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Cat, dog, squirrels and goose ‘found decapitated’ in west London park

Police are appealing for information after the decapitated bodies of animals including a cat and a goose were found in a park in west London.

Residents claim that a dog and young squirrels were also among the beheaded animals discovered in Meanwhile Gardens, Westbourne Park, in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Author: Kashmira Gander

Source: The Independent

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