Haitian Pet-Eating Allegations Explode Again After Video of Man Chopping Up Animal Surfaces: Report

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After speculation about Haitian immigrants killing and eating pets and wildlife in Springfield, Ohio, a new video has emerged on social media allegedly showing that the rumors are true.

In a disturbing video shared by TENET Media’s Taylor Hansen early on Tuesday morning, a man who appears to be Haitian can be seen cutting what appears to be a deceased animal up with a machete.

The video was taken by a Springfield, Ohio, resident who lives at the Red Coach Village Apartments.

As of Tuesday morning, the video had gone viral with over two million views.

While the authenticity of the video is unknown, many X users have confirmed that the video was taken at the Red Coach Village Apartments.

Resist the Mainstream has been able to confirm that the apartment complex is pet-friendly, per its website.

It can also be confirmed that Haitian immigrants are residing in apartment complexes along with hotels. Last month, the Buckeye Reporter’s investigation revealed that Haitians were not only living in apartment complexes, but they were “big business” for Springfield Mayor Rob Rue, who owns several properties.

The video footage has raised many questions with social media users, with many asking the species of the alleged animal.

The news of Haitian immigrants killing and eating pets and wildlife in Springfield, Ohio, was first brought to light in late August during a Springfield City Commission meeting, as Resist the Mainstream previously reported.

One resident told the committee that Haitians were “grabbing ducks by their necks, killing them, and taking them away to eat.”

As the weeks went by, several videos across social media went viral for allegedly showing pets being killed and eaten. Many Springfiled residents also came forward and claimed that they had witnessed the act.

Former President Donald Trump made headlines when he brought up the reports of Springfield residents stating that Haitians were eating pets, which sparked several memes and song parodies.

While ABC News moderator David Muir told him it was misinformation and that Springfield City Manager Bryan Heck dismissed it as a rumor, Elon Musk shared a video of Heck telling the city commission board that he had residents tell him that they had witnessed Haitians doing unspeakable things to animals.