Overview

• On April 13, decapitated and eviscerated animal remains were discovered on a bench and in bags at Fremont's Centerville Train Station.
• Initial examinations were inconclusive, prompting Fremont Police to send samples to UC Davis for specialized forensic analysis.
• UC Davis scientists identified the remains as belonging to two Dorper sheep, a common domestic breed.
• Despite rumors of ritualistic activity fueled by the discovery of an upside-down cross, police found no evidence of nefarious intent.
• Fremont Police officially suspended the case on April 22, concluding there was no indication of criminal activity.