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Scientist, 44, eaten alive by killer crocodile after being dragged into pool while she fed it
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A scientist was eaten alive by a 17ft long crocodile after being dragged into its enclosure while she fed it. Deasy Tuwo, 44, was giving the crocodile, named Merry, lumps of meat last Friday (January 11) in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. But the beast stood on its hind legs and leapt up an 8ft high concrete wall to pull the researcher into the shallow water. Horrified staff at the facility, named CV Yosiki Laboratory, made the grim discovery at around 8.45am when they noticed a ''strange shape'' in the water. They then saw the crocodile - which had previously killed another croc that shared its pool - laying on the ground with Deasy's savaged body in its jaws. The reptile had ripped off Deasy's left arm and mutilated her upper torso. Rescue workers battled to retrieve Deasy's body from the croc, which thrashed violently every time they tried to fish the corpse from the water. Merry was captured today (January 14) in the city of Tomohon and was pictured strapped to a flat-bed truck to be taken for medical tests to confirm that he had eaten the body parts.
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A scientist was eaten alive by a 17ft long crocodile after being dragged into its enclosure while she fed it. Deasy Tuwo was giving it lumps of meat when the croc pulled her into the water. Horrified staff...
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Female scientist is eaten alive by crocodile after it jumps up an 8ft high wall and drags her into its enclosure as she feeds it at Indonesian laboratory
Published: 08:50 GMT, 14 January 2019 | Updated: 16:05 GMT, 14 January 2019
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An Indonesian scientist is believed to have been eaten alive by a crocodile, after it attacked her while she was feeding it at the lab where she worked.
Deasy Tuwo, 44, is thought to have been dragged into the enclosure by the 17ft-long crocodile when she was throwing meat into the pool during feeding time on Friday morning.
The crocodile, called Merry, was found with Ms Tuwo's remains still in its jaws at the research facility in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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Tragedy: Deasy Tuwo, 44, is believed to have been throwing meat into the enclosure at the research facility in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, when the crocodile attacked
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The crocodile, called Merry (pictured), was found with Ms Tuwo's remains still in its jaws at the research facility in North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Officials believe Merry the crocodile stood on its hind legs and jumped up the 8ft wall to drag her into the pool.
Horrified staff at the facility, named CV Yosiki Laboratory, made the grim discovery later that morning, when they noticed a 'strange shape' in the water.
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They then saw the crocodile laying on the ground with Ms Tuwo's savaged body in its jaws.
The reptile, who is fed fresh chicken, tuna and meat every day, has been known to attack other crocodiles in the past, but no fears had been raised it may attack humans.
Rescue workers battled to retrieve Ms Tuwo's body from the crocodile, which thrashed violently every time they tried to fish the corpse from the water.
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Predator: Merry, a 17ft long crocodile is thought to have stood on its hind legs and jumped up and grabbed her
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Feeding time: Ms Tuwo would have been standing on the other side of this 8ft wall to feed the crocodile fresh meat
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Merry the crocodile was found with Ms Tuwo's remains still in its jaws on Friday morning
Merry was captured today in the city of Tomohon and was pictured strapped to a flat-bed truck to be taken for medical tests to confirm that he had eaten the body parts.
Friends describe Ms Tuwo, the lead scientist at the laboratory, as a 'quiet person' who loved animals.
Ms Tuwo's colleague Erling Rumengan described the horrific moment they discovered her body.
He said: 'We were curious when we looked at the crocodile pool, there was a floating object, it was Deasy's body.
'We were afraid to touch it and we immediately report the incident at the Tombariri police station.
'It's possible the crocodile jumped from the side. Maybe it's because the crocodile was still full, it didn't finish eating her body.'
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Caught: Rescue workers are pictured on Monday, having captured Merry the crocodile to send him off to have his stomach inspected
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Investigation: Officials inspect the scene where the tragic incident occurred last week
Merry the crocodile will be evacuated to a wildlife rescue center in Bitung district where tests will be carried out on its stomach.
Police said they were trying to trace the owner of the crocodile after the incident. He is believed to be a Japanese businessman who opened the research facility. They said he was not at the centre at the time of the incident.
Raswin Sirait, Tomohon Police Chief, said: 'We are still looking for the owner of the crocodile, besides that we have coordinated with the authorities in the area.
'I believe the owner must acknowledge this horrible incident. But we have neither seen him nor know where he is.
'We also need to know if he is legally permitted to own crocodiles and other expensive aquatics in his company. If there is no permit, he will be detained.'
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Scientist, 44, eaten alive by killer crocodile after being dragged into pool while she fed it
Duration: 01:00 21 hrs ago
A scientist was eaten alive by a 17ft long crocodile after being dragged into its enclosure while she fed it. Deasy Tuwo, 44, was giving the crocodile, named Merry, lumps of meat last Friday (January 11) in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. But the beast stood on its hind legs and leapt up an 8ft high concrete wall to pull the researcher into the shallow water. Horrified staff at the facility, named CV Yosiki Laboratory, made the grim discovery at around 8.45am when they noticed a ''strange shape'' in the water. They then saw the crocodile - which had previously killed another croc that shared its pool - laying on the ground with Deasy's savaged body in its jaws. The reptile had ripped off Deasy's left arm and mutilated her upper torso. Rescue workers battled to retrieve Deasy's body from the croc, which thrashed violently every time they tried to fish the corpse from the water. Merry was captured today (January 14) in the city of Tomohon and was pictured strapped to a flat-bed truck to be taken for medical tests to confirm that he had eaten the body parts.
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Video: 17ft crocodile killed after eating Indonesian scientist
A scientist was eaten alive by a 17ft long crocodile after being dragged into its enclosure while she fed it. Deasy Tuwo was giving it lumps of meat when the croc pulled her into the water. Horrified staff...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...mped-8ft-high-wall-Indonesian-laboratory.html
Female scientist is eaten alive by crocodile after it jumps up an 8ft high wall and drags her into its enclosure as she feeds it at Indonesian laboratory
- Deasy Tuwo, 44, was feeding Merry the crocodile at Indonesian research facility
- Crocodile is believed to have jumped up 8ft wall to drag her into its enclosure
- Colleagues found Ms Tuwo's remains still in the 17ft-long crocodile's jaws
Published: 08:50 GMT, 14 January 2019 | Updated: 16:05 GMT, 14 January 2019
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An Indonesian scientist is believed to have been eaten alive by a crocodile, after it attacked her while she was feeding it at the lab where she worked.
Deasy Tuwo, 44, is thought to have been dragged into the enclosure by the 17ft-long crocodile when she was throwing meat into the pool during feeding time on Friday morning.
The crocodile, called Merry, was found with Ms Tuwo's remains still in its jaws at the research facility in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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Tragedy: Deasy Tuwo, 44, is believed to have been throwing meat into the enclosure at the research facility in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, when the crocodile attacked
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The crocodile, called Merry (pictured), was found with Ms Tuwo's remains still in its jaws at the research facility in North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Officials believe Merry the crocodile stood on its hind legs and jumped up the 8ft wall to drag her into the pool.
Horrified staff at the facility, named CV Yosiki Laboratory, made the grim discovery later that morning, when they noticed a 'strange shape' in the water.
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They then saw the crocodile laying on the ground with Ms Tuwo's savaged body in its jaws.
The reptile, who is fed fresh chicken, tuna and meat every day, has been known to attack other crocodiles in the past, but no fears had been raised it may attack humans.
Rescue workers battled to retrieve Ms Tuwo's body from the crocodile, which thrashed violently every time they tried to fish the corpse from the water.
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Predator: Merry, a 17ft long crocodile is thought to have stood on its hind legs and jumped up and grabbed her
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Feeding time: Ms Tuwo would have been standing on the other side of this 8ft wall to feed the crocodile fresh meat
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Merry the crocodile was found with Ms Tuwo's remains still in its jaws on Friday morning
Merry was captured today in the city of Tomohon and was pictured strapped to a flat-bed truck to be taken for medical tests to confirm that he had eaten the body parts.
Friends describe Ms Tuwo, the lead scientist at the laboratory, as a 'quiet person' who loved animals.
Ms Tuwo's colleague Erling Rumengan described the horrific moment they discovered her body.
He said: 'We were curious when we looked at the crocodile pool, there was a floating object, it was Deasy's body.
'We were afraid to touch it and we immediately report the incident at the Tombariri police station.
'It's possible the crocodile jumped from the side. Maybe it's because the crocodile was still full, it didn't finish eating her body.'
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Caught: Rescue workers are pictured on Monday, having captured Merry the crocodile to send him off to have his stomach inspected
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Investigation: Officials inspect the scene where the tragic incident occurred last week
Merry the crocodile will be evacuated to a wildlife rescue center in Bitung district where tests will be carried out on its stomach.
Police said they were trying to trace the owner of the crocodile after the incident. He is believed to be a Japanese businessman who opened the research facility. They said he was not at the centre at the time of the incident.
Raswin Sirait, Tomohon Police Chief, said: 'We are still looking for the owner of the crocodile, besides that we have coordinated with the authorities in the area.
'I believe the owner must acknowledge this horrible incident. But we have neither seen him nor know where he is.
'We also need to know if he is legally permitted to own crocodiles and other expensive aquatics in his company. If there is no permit, he will be detained.'
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