August 14th 2024.
A peaceful walk in the beautiful Northern California turned deadly for one woman when she was attacked by a pack of Great Danes. Known for terrorizing the area for years, these 25 dogs were on the loose and unfortunately, Davina Corbin, 56, became their latest victim. On August 8, she left her home near Lake Oroville for a stroll and never returned. The Butte County Sheriff's Office later discovered her body on a dirt road.
According to a forensic pathologist's report during the autopsy, Corbin's body showed multiple bite marks, confirming that she was indeed attacked by the Great Danes. Detectives, in search of answers, executed a search warrant for a home on Blackhawk Trail, where they found the pack of dogs. Butte County Animal Control was called in to assist and after a full day of hard work, they were able to capture all but two of the aggressive canines.
Further investigation through DNA testing of Corbin's clothing revealed that the Great Danes were responsible for her death. The sheriff's office stated that there was evidence to suggest that Corbin, who lived in the area, was walking when she was attacked by the dogs. The community is urged to come forward with any information regarding the incident and the whereabouts of the two remaining dogs. The sheriff's office and animal control are working together to bring closure to this tragic event.
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