While conducting a welfare check in Maryland, police discovered a dead man and his collection of 124 caged snakes.
The snakes, some of them venomous and illegal, were "meticulously cared for" in cages stacked throughout the home, Charles County spokesperson Jennifer Harris told NBC Washington.
On Wednesday, fire and EMS authorities knocked down the front door and discovered a 49-year-old man dead. The man's identity was not released, and his death was being investigated. Authorities did not suspect foul play.
The next day, the snakes were removed from the home. Among them were rattlesnakes, cobras, black mambas and a 14-foot-long Burmese python, Harris said.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2022/01/21/snakes-dead-man-home-maryland/6606064001/
The snakes, some of them venomous and illegal, were "meticulously cared for" in cages stacked throughout the home, Charles County spokesperson Jennifer Harris told NBC Washington.
On Wednesday, fire and EMS authorities knocked down the front door and discovered a 49-year-old man dead. The man's identity was not released, and his death was being investigated. Authorities did not suspect foul play.
The next day, the snakes were removed from the home. Among them were rattlesnakes, cobras, black mambas and a 14-foot-long Burmese python, Harris said.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2022/01/21/snakes-dead-man-home-maryland/6606064001/