It's still not safe to venture outside at night at the Burntwood Trailer Park!
Okay, that’s probably never been a very safe thing to do, but you get what I’m saying.
Two weeks after becoming an international story, the location of El Snako – the giant 13-foot python that has been sliding around a southside trailer park for months, eating a healthy diet of possums, cats, and five-dollar foot-long rats on Italian herb and cheese – is currently unknown.
Here are details via Channel 4:
A nearly week-long delay has caused the location of a 13-foot albino trailer park cat-eating python in a South Oklahoma City trailer park to be unknown, according to the expert hired to catch it.
Trevor Bounds of Red Beards Wildlife Solutions was delayed in being hired by the management until Friday, so he said the snake has been lost again.
It’s been nearly two weeks since KFOR originally reported on the snake lost somewhere in the community of Burntwood mobile home park.
Park management had told residents that they were not to talk to media/news about the python problem. Despite fearing eviction, some residents did speak with KFOR and said that management had known about the snake since June but didn’t do anything about it.