Woman Accused Of Secretly Euthanizing Husband’s Dog, Lying About Its Death To Avoid Getting Caught

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Maura A. Atwood, 32, of Pleasant Prairie
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Pleasant Prairie woman is facing criminal charges after investigators say she arranged for her husband’s dog to be euthanized without permission, then lied about how the animal died in an apparent effort to cover it up. Her husband filed for divorce a couple of weeks ago. Atwood was also arrested on Halloween by the Pleasant Prairie Police Department for battery and disorderly conduct, but the Kenosha County DA's office didn't prosecute the case.

Maura A. Atwood, 32, of Pleasant Prairie
(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)

Maura A. Atwood, 32, of Pleasant Prairie, is charged with mistreating animals, a Class A misdemeanor. The charge carries a maximum penalty of up to nine months in jail, a $10,000 fine, or both. She is an instuctor at RG Performing arts Center on 39th Ave in Kenosha.

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  1. She certainly did a terrible thing. But, criminal charges? Wouldn’t the dog be considered community property as part of their marriage.

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              1. Sorry big fella, your response shows that YOUR fragility is showing.

                It is tough being a man with the mind of an adolescent boy.

    1. No it was his before the marriage so how would it be community property. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

            1. Thank you for providing mature, well intended information, unlike some of the other banal and profane commentators.

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              1. I think you’re all idiots. I can’t get over how many people mistake their opinion for law. Even if it were community property, that does not give one party the right to destroy it without the consent of the other party. She killed the dudes dog. That’s a special kind of evil. The fact you all seem to be defending her is beyond me. If she did this to me, I would do things to her that I won’t mention here.

              2. Mr. Topal: it seems that most people agree that what she did was evil. But is it a crime? The DA’s office didn’t have the time and resources to charge that guy before he murdered his wife. Had they charged him, that woman may still be alive. But somehow they have the time and resources to charge this woman? I just don’t understand.

    2. He had the dog before the marriage. If they obtained the dog together, they would be equal owners, meaning his permission would still be necessary. There was NO reason to kill this animal except for spite. She looks like a f***ing anna doll, creepy!

    1. Wow, how heartless and evil 😈. That poor dog 🐕 had no voice to save itself. May it rest in peace. I Feel so bad for the husband. Maybe he should rethink his marriage.

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  2. This is Kenosha, this woman rates at the bottom of the outhouse. I thought my X bent me over pretty good but killing his dog is lowdown.

    Maybe they can put this woman in the same cell as that guy who killed that mom and BEAT her boyfriend to within a fraction of his life. WITH A FRYING PAN!!!!

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    1. Dog’s are Man’s best friend and companion and their signals should always be heeded. An excellent example of the failure to do so and its fatal results is portrayed perfectly in the movie “Funny Games” (2007). Her husband should immediately get rid of her.

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    2. Hopefully he doesn’t end up paying her “maintenance” in addition to the death of his dog. But then again, in a Kenosha courtroom anything can happen.

    1. Hopefully she will lose her job. There are plenty corners available on 22nd Ave for bitches like her

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    2. Bc she’s a nutcase and people who hire her need to be aware. She “teaches” kids- that’s dangerous.

  3. Has a worm in her brain, that last photo is Halloweenish. Bet she dunks her animal crackers for a few extra seconds and still bites down hard on them.

  4. Compassion for animals is intimately associated with goodness of character, and it may be confidently asserted that he who is cruel to animals cannot be a good man.

  5. This is fucking nuts — I know her, she’s the kindest person the world. The dog was 14 and in terrible pain and her husband had just told her “the best way to lose an animal is for someone else to do it for you so you don’t have to make that decision.” It was also something they talked about all the time because the dogs pain was so bad. She was trying to do the right thing, but she misunderstood what he wanted, and she lied about it afterwards because he had a meltdown and she was scared he was going to hurt her. He called the police during the meltdown and I guess it’s just now becoming a thing legally.

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    1. You lie and you know it. He’s a very good friend of mine and that is absolutely not how this went down. You’re just as deranged as she.

  6. …. before they were married. He had to know she didn’t like the dog. Shouldn’t have married her !

    Just look at her eyes.
    A whole lot of crazy there behind them !

  7. What a freaking psycho. She would have been gone the minute I found out. Look at her eyes, they explain it all.

    1. Normally I say this, but you can’t fix no dog killer, plus that bitch has crazy crazy eyes. You know they shake left to right and she foams at the mouth too

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