Bellingham Police arrest man suspected of dumping headless calves in middle of road By David Rasbach, The Bellingham Herald
Published: May 4, 2021, 8:10am
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BELLINGHAM Bellingham Police have arrested a man recently released from prison who they suspect was responsible for leaving the bodies of two beheaded calves in the middle of Hannegan Road last month and then leaving their heads on the property of a victim who had a restraining order against him.
Christopher Carl Zander, 59, was booked into Whatcom County Jail Thursday, April 29, on suspicion of felony harassment (domestic violence) and stalking (domestic violence). Jail records show he is being held in lieu of $250,000 bail.
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Woman arrested on murder charge after man s body found in Whatcom County
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Surveillance photo of person of interest courtesy Whatcom County Sheriff s Office
UPDATE: A 62-year-old woman was arrested on a murder charge Tuesday (April 13) in connection with Flood s death.
BLAINE, Wash. - Whatcom County detectives are looking for the person in these photos after a 67-year-old Island County man s body was found in Blaine.
According to the Whatcom County Sheriff s Office, the body of Thomas Flood was found in the Semiahmoo area of Blaine on April 7.
The same day Flood s body was discovered, the person in these photos was seen driving Flood s van and stopping at the AM/PM gas station at Airport and Bennett drives. The van was later recovered in Fairhaven.