A 54-year-old Peng-name man living alone in Taiwan was found dead in the bedroom of his home, suspected to have died for days as a result of illness, while the 16 stray dogs he raised were hungry to eat the remains of the peng-man because he was not cared for. The police station of the new shop in Nord-Nord City in Taiwan has reported the death to a forensic doctor, and the Department will also take in the stray dogs who have lost their owners.
He lived alone in Ankang Road, Taiwan's new shop, in poor health, and had not appeared in recent days. After receiving a report from the deceased's family, the police found the deceased in his bedroom, with his head, right thigh and right hand, suspected to have been eaten by more than 10 dogs he had raised. The police also encountered an assault by a dog while taking evidence inside the house, and immediately informed the staff of the Department to assist in the isolation. The police investigated that Peng had died for about six days, that there were no signs of break-in or destruction of his room, that he was initially excluded from killing him and that the dog was suspected of eating the body of his owner after starvation.
The second brother of the deceased told the police that his unmarried brother was diabetic and had a long-term kidney wash, that he usually liked to receive stray dogs, that he had been advised not to have so many, that he had not listened and that he had not heard from him in recent days, and that it was unexpected that a tragedy had occurred.