Dave Forster, The Virginian-Pilot -
Contrary to a previous report from ESPN, Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Vick is not out of the woods. After removing the remains of 7 pit bulls during their first search on June 7th, federal authorities removed the remains of another 10 dog carcasses buried in shallow graves on Vick's property on Friday. As reported earlier, Vick was not named in the federal documents that were filed this week, but what they failed to add was that "nobody" was named in said documents. Meanwhile, a Surry County grand jury is scheduled to convene on July 24th. Federal authorities have not commented on the case at all.
Contrary to a previous report from ESPN, Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Vick is not out of the woods. After removing the remains of 7 pit bulls during their first search on June 7th, federal authorities removed the remains of another 10 dog carcasses buried in shallow graves on Vick's property on Friday. As reported earlier, Vick was not named in the federal documents that were filed this week, but what they failed to add was that "nobody" was named in said documents. Meanwhile, a Surry County grand jury is scheduled to convene on July 24th. Federal authorities have not commented on the case at all.
