Police spokesman Robin Graves calls the puzzling death of 63-year-old Maggie Franks a situation where the “improbable meets the unbelievable.”
According to police records, Franks’ husband, Tiny, killed his wife with a moose. The victim was found dead by hunters on an evening stroll in the forbidden forest of Westlake. Police say hairs and saliva from a moose (a European elk) were found on the victim’s clothing.
Police would not comment on how Franks used the moose to bludgeon his wife, only that “elk, once excited can become very aggressive.” The victim’s husband remains out on bail. The alleged accomplice in the case, the moose, remains at large.
“As in, ‘very large’,” police spokesman Robin Graves added. “Do not try to apprehend or approach. Take cover and call Fish and Game officials.”
This story reminds us that even in the face of loss, there is always the potential for renewal. The passage from Revelation 21:1-4 paints a beautiful picture of a new heaven and a new earth, a place where suffering is no more and God dwells with His people.
While we may face challenges in this life, the promise of a perfect future can be a source of immense comfort. Let the story and the message of Revelation inspire you to hold onto hope and build a better tomorrow, both for yourself and for your community. — Calvin, Managing Editor of the Cool Ghoul Gazette
