ARYAN DOG ADOPTED BY JEWS, KILLS WOMAN
Apparently, the shift from a Aryan Brotherhood owner to the home of a pair of Jewish lawyers did not have a calming effect on this killer pooch...
Police get new evidence about killer dog
SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco police said Saturday they have acquired new evidence suggesting that the owners of the dog that killed a city woman last week knew it was aggressive and could have been a threat to other people.

A police spokesman described the new evidence as "a big step" in their probe into the Jan. 26 mauling death of Diane Whipple of the Pacific Heights. A popular 33-year-old lacrosse coach at St. Mary's College in Moraga, she was killed by a 120-pound Presa Canario in the hallway of her apartment building. Police later destroyed the dog.

Two San Francisco lawyers, Robert Noel 59, and Marjorie Knoller, 45, were keeping the dog in a neighboring Pacific Heights apartment when it attacked Whipple. Police said they searched Noel's home and collected "two boxes of evidence" indicating that the owners knew the dog was dangerous. According to the police, they had received at least one written warning that the dog was aggressive and experts had urged them to muzzle the animal while taking it for walk.

The dog was initially acquired by Paul John Schneider, a member of the white supremacist Aryan Brotherhood group, who is serving time in a California prison for aggravated assault and attempted murder.

In a bizarre twist, the lawyers later adopted Schneider as their "lawful son." Noel is Jewish while Schneider is an Aryan Brotherhood member.
(UPI)