article from MONTAGNA.TV Valgreghentino, Lecco - It 's perhaps the aggression of a deer love the explanation of the mysterious death of a 59enne Lecco , found bleeding and wounded in the woods between Valgreghentino Olginate and about a week ago. The hypothesis, strikingly similar incident happened in Canada with a goat snow , is worrying the inhabitants of the country.
At first, it seemed that the man was the victim of a bad fall. Left the house Friday night to go for a run as he usually did, he was found dead in the woods by a hunter in the morning, with open fractures of the tibia and fibula. He had lost much blood, who had tried desperately to stop before losing consciousness and spirit.
Once recovered the body, however, family members and investigators became aware of other injuries to the groin and buttocks and several lacerations to the hands. "They were in several places, seemed evidence of a fight," said the man's brother to the Journal of Lecco.
Thus was born the idea of \u200b\u200baggression by part of a deer, which often has been seen in the area. During this period, the animal lives and the season of love between males are frequent fights. The wounds, according to doctors, would be compatible with a repeated attack by the animal.
At first, it seemed that the man was the victim of a bad fall. Left the house Friday night to go for a run as he usually did, he was found dead in the woods by a hunter in the morning, with open fractures of the tibia and fibula. He had lost much blood, who had tried desperately to stop before losing consciousness and spirit.
Once recovered the body, however, family members and investigators became aware of other injuries to the groin and buttocks and several lacerations to the hands. "They were in several places, seemed evidence of a fight," said the man's brother to the Journal of Lecco.
Thus was born the idea of \u200b\u200baggression by part of a deer, which often has been seen in the area. During this period, the animal lives and the season of love between males are frequent fights. The wounds, according to doctors, would be compatible with a repeated attack by the animal.
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