The Death of a Woman Who Deputies and Gutschens Say was mauled by her own dogs.

All I heard was, don't come down to her, it's bad.

There were various artists of clothing, underclothing scattered about the area, not far

from the body, torn into small pieces, there were patches of blood.

They were out on the cold and in the kennel.

And I'm not saying that the family was neglectful with the dogs.

But they were dogs that were kept outside?

They were kept outside and they previously had been inside dogs.

A gorgeous 22 year old Virginia woman found dead controversy swirling around her death,

the cause of death at first unbelievable.

As it turns out, police insist she was chewed to death by her own pit bulls.

Now there was a public outcry saying it couldn't possibly have been hurt, beloved pit bulls.

And finally police released another fact which really shut down the controversy.

They said, oh yes it was because we found one of the dogs chewing her rib bone.

Yeah I think that pretty much settles it.

With me, crime stories contributing reporter Scott Kimbler, Joe Scott Morgan, forensics

expert and professor forensics at Jacksonville State University and joining me special guest,

Dr. Gray Stafford, a zoologist, educator, animal trainer.

Finally at Grand Canyon University and Gray and Dr. Gray Stafford, excuse me, were brought

together by none other than Jody Areos.

Now I'll save that story for another time.

The sex siren turned killer.

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