A Nevada veterinarian After a disturbing video that instigated national outrage, he was shown that a horse was found to be dead in Lake Mead kicking, the authorities confirmed. Dr. Sean frenhener56, was missing from April 6, after intensive online backlash and harassment on the incident. His body was recovered after the investigators located in their truck and individual belongings near the banks of the reservoir. The cause of the death is under investigation, and the authorities have not confirmed whether it was suicide.
Frenhener was facing hooliganism Animal misconduct charges After the footage, a horse was attacked by him to attack physically. The horse, whose name is Big Red, requires continuous friction and medical attention for the skull.
The video, which went viral quickly, was recorded by the owner of the horse, Shawna Gonzalez, who hired Franner to take care of his animals.
Gonzalez told 8newsnow, “It’s terrible, I never wished it, I never wished anyone.” “This is not what I finally wanted.”
Before disappearing, Frenner posted a public apology and attempted clarification on Facebook. He said, “I did not blow this horse and kicked this horse because it appears in the video … It was only done to bring the horse into a better position so that he could breathe and get up and move forward so that I could try to anesthetized again,” he wrote. “But yes, I kicked her right in the chin and I apologize and want to never happen.”
Lake Mead, where Frener was found, extends to Nevada-Aryizona border and is the largest reservoir in the US. His body was recovered after a long discovery of a week after discovering his vehicle and surrounding goods.
