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Ok, so because i had, uh, questions, about the relationship between this lead paragraph and what actually happened, I read the fox story, which you can read herehttps://www.foxnews.com/health/rooster-pecked-woman-death-freak-attack …
It is mostly an aggregation of a LiveScience article, which you can read here:https://www.livescience.com/rooster-attack-kills-woman-hemorrhage.html …
Livescience itself is mostly an elevated aggregation of the Australian ABC, who reported the story herehttps://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-09-02/elderly-woman-dies-after-rooster-pecked-varicose-veins/11469394?pfmredir=sm …
Point being it was a rural rooster not some hipster backyard rooster what did the murderpic.twitter.com/9Cu1G3DNfS
And not to backseat edit the ABC from a half a world away but I think we probably could have done without these random "when animals attack" grafs?pic.twitter.com/ZPhVJ4Luha
Point being the Rooster did in fact kill a woman but no one here really acquitted themselves all that well journalistically
It's a story about a killer rooster! Don't try to dress it up!
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