US Politics | Parents of three-month-old baby girl mauled to death by their ‘out-of-control’ dog in woods appear in court
THE parents of a three-month-old baby who was mauled to death by their "out-of-control" dog have today appeared in court. Little Kyra King was brutally killed by her family's Husky, Blizzard, at Ostlers Plantation, near Woodhall Spa. 
Karen Alcock, 41, and Vince King, 54, appeared in court today over the death of their little girlSWNS 
FacebookDad Vince King races huskies and was training them when the tragedy unfolded in Ostler's Plantation forest '/ ' 
The tot died at Ostler's Plantation forest, near Woodhall Spa Cops rushed to the scene just after 11pm on March 6 \- but the little girl was pronounced dead after suffering fatal injuries to her neck and head. Family friends said her parents had taken her on a husky racing training trip before she was killed. The area is one of the few in the country where racers can legally practice being pulled on sleds by their dogs. Kyra's parents Karen Alcock, 41, and Vince King, 54, were arrested at the scene. Today they appeared at Boston Magistrates' Court where they confirmed their dates of birth and address. Alcock, who wore black trousers and a light coloured blouse, gave no indication of plea. King, dressed in a dark suit, pleaded not guilty. Most read in UK News 'MACABRE DISPLAY' Slaughterhouse workers 'stabbed 2 men & displayed their bodies like pigs' SEX COP Female cop who filmed sex video of herself while on duty is banned from policing HELL HOUSE I took in feral boy, 5, who ate glass & made a dark discovery in his teddy bear KNIFE CRIME HELL Boy, 14, arrested for 'murder' after 'true gentleman' stabbed to death HOUSE OF HORRORS Warped thugs kept men as 'slaves' and set one victim on fire in sick abuse PREDATOR CAGED Rapist carried victim away before attacking her & leaving her unconscious The couple were granted unconditional bail and were ordered to appear for a plea hearing at Lincoln Crown Court on December 7. Lincolnshire Police previously said the dog which carried out the attack has been kept in isolation at secure kennels since the incident, and officers will now seek an order to euthanise it. 
The pair appeared in court todaySWNS
Karen Alcock, 41, and Vince King, 54, appeared in court today over the death of their little girlSWNS FacebookDad Vince King races huskies and was training them when the tragedy unfolded in Ostler's Plantation forest '/ ' The tot died at Ostler's Plantation forest, near Woodhall Spa Cops rushed to the scene just after 11pm on March 6 \- but the little girl was pronounced dead after suffering fatal injuries to her neck and head. Family friends said her parents had taken her on a husky racing training trip before she was killed. The area is one of the few in the country where racers can legally practice being pulled on sleds by their dogs. Kyra's parents Karen Alcock, 41, and Vince King, 54, were arrested at the scene. Today they appeared at Boston Magistrates' Court where they confirmed their dates of birth and address. Alcock, who wore black trousers and a light coloured blouse, gave no indication of plea. King, dressed in a dark suit, pleaded not guilty. Most read in UK News 'MACABRE DISPLAY' Slaughterhouse workers 'stabbed 2 men & displayed their bodies like pigs' SEX COP Female cop who filmed sex video of herself while on duty is banned from policing HELL HOUSE I took in feral boy, 5, who ate glass & made a dark discovery in his teddy bear KNIFE CRIME HELL Boy, 14, arrested for 'murder' after 'true gentleman' stabbed to death HOUSE OF HORRORS Warped thugs kept men as 'slaves' and set one victim on fire in sick abuse PREDATOR CAGED Rapist carried victim away before attacking her & leaving her unconscious The couple were granted unconditional bail and were ordered to appear for a plea hearing at Lincoln Crown Court on December 7. Lincolnshire Police previously said the dog which carried out the attack has been kept in isolation at secure kennels since the incident, and officers will now seek an order to euthanise it. The pair appeared in court todaySWNS
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