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Newspaper Article
The Unhappy Pig Company
2010
Overview
'I told [Keith Barnett], but he didn't even bother to move the bodies.' A source close to the investigation said: 'The animals that had to be put down just hadn't been fed properly.' Mr Barnett said: 'I changed from computing to pig farming because I liked the idea of being in the fresh air. We learned about pig farming off the internet and went on a weekend course. 'Recently I've been ill and I'm ashamed to say it all got on top of me. Three pigs died - we're not sure why, we've been giving them ample feed, it could be old age - but I was ill so couldn't clear them away. 'I didn't know they were eating each other - and I'll certainly carry on with the Happy Pig Company when the investigation is over. The dead ones were happy pigs until they got hungry.' Mr [Andrew Dyer-Wright] said: 'To have my own pigs was a dream come true. I don't know what's gone wrong.' The Animal Health agency and East Sussex county council confirmed they were investigating. n.sears@dailymail.co.uk
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Solo Syndication, a division of Associated Newspapers Ltd
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