Four Oklahoma college students have been arrested and charged with leaving the carcass of a bull outside the house of a rival fraternity.
Luke Ackerley, Brody Shelby, Andrew King and Bennett Fady were charged for allegedly unlawfully handling and disposing of animal remains.
On December 1, the body of a longhorn bull was found in front of the Oklahoma State University Farmhouse Fraternity. The next day, the university's football team faced the Texas Longhorns.
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Members of the farmhouse told police they believed the carcass was delivered by Alpha Gamma Rho, a rival fraternity.
In addition, the animal's stomach was open and the message “F*ck FH” was engraved on the left side.
Investigators noticed on surveillance video that three people in a white truck pulling a trailer dumped the remains of the cattle on the farmhouse brotherhood's lawn while a fourth accomplice drove the vehicle.
They easily managed to find the truck, its driver and his three suspected accomplices.
According to the police, an impressive party took place the day before on a farm where the animal lived.
The obituary indicated that the bull died of natural causes before being transported.
The four arrested Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity members have all pleaded not guilty.