印尼巴淡岛传出一宗骇人听闻的狗吃人惨剧！一名男子出远门度假，但是家裡的7条狗因为没人喂食，两星期没吃东西、没水喝，饥饿难耐。男子返家时，竟被7条狗活生生吃下肚。
一位邻居表示，死者是50岁的伦博贾，日前他回老家曼那多度假，上週三返回住家后就不曾露面，行李就一直放在家门前，加上屋内不断传出恶臭，让住宅区警卫起了疑心，上门勘查，发现伦博贾竟死在家中。
当地员警表示，在家门前发现了伦博贾的身体，并在厨房找到了骨头。由于7条狗已经14天没吃东西，怀疑牠们是飢饿过度攻击主人。警方另外在屋内也找到两隻狗的尸体，疑似也是被其他狗啃食。
死者家属抱头痛哭不敢相信50岁的当事人竟会在家中身首异处。至于这7条狗，在围捕行动时，有4隻死亡，其馀3隻警方将送往有关单位处置。
【Editor's Comment】: This is not the first story I know of dogs eating masters. About 4 or 5 years ago I read a newspaper report that a Greek old couple were attacked and eaten by their 4 big and hungry dogs when returning to their house on a Greek island after a few days away from home.)
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Dog eats dead master and his wife
Daily Mail, Britain, Last updated at 15:14 11 October 2006
A dog ate his master's rotting corpse after he and his wife died in their home and lay undiscovered for weeks, a court heard today.
Unable to find any food, the dog, believed to be a German Shepherd, fed on Albert Sprigens's arm and head after the 82-year-old died at the couple's isolated house in Brenchley, near Pembury, Kent.
Bedridden Audrey Sprigens, 70, is believed to have died because she was unable to call for help after her husband's death, Tunbridge Wells Coroner's Court heard.
When police entered the remote property on September 7 "there was the overwhelming smell of rotting human flesh", Detective Inspector Jon Clayden told the inquest.
Mr Sprigens, a retired aircraft engineer, was in the bath fully clothed. He had been decapitated and his skull was on the patio. His arm was without flesh.
A heavily decomposed and frail Mrs Sprigens was lying on the bedroom floor in her nightclothes. Police were called after a postman noticed the letterbox was overfull and was concerned that the dog looked emaciated and appeared to living in his own filth.
Officers found letters dating back to August 14 at the couple's home, including birthday cards addressed to Mrs Sprigens, whose 71st birthday would have been on August 25.
There were also chocolate wrappers strewn across the living room floor.
Mr Clayden said: "Mr Sprigens's bedridden wife had been unable to summon any assistance, and then died.
"(The dog) used Mr Sprigens's dead body as a food store, and therefore removed his skull to the patio.
"Albeit a fairly grisly scene, there was nothing to arouse suspicion."
The bodies were so badly decomposed that visible identification was impossible, the west Kent hearing was told.
The couple, who were rarely seen by neighbours, had no children and no dental records could be found.
Nevertheless, because of Mrs Sprigens's medical condition and circumstances there was "no reasonable doubt" that the dead people were the couple.
A Home Office pathologist was unable to find a cause of death for either of them, but he said Mr Sprigens's death was consistent with heart disease.
The coroner, Roger Hatch, said he had no alternative other than to record open verdicts.
The dog was taken away by a dog warden on September 7.
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