The post includes graphic pictures of Hvaldimir’s corpse covered in what appear to be bullet holes and smears of blood. OneWhale claims, “several veterinarians, biologists, and ballistics experts have reviewed evidence of Hvaldimir’s injuries.” and they all concur the spy whale’s death was a brutal execution.
The two animal rights groups filed a joint police report with the Sandnes Police District and the Norwegian National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime.
OneWhale was in the process of relocating the spy whale to Northern Norway, so it could be near other belugas when Hvaldimir was allegedly gunned down. Regina Haug, founder of the organization, says she knew as soon as she saw Hvaldimir’s corpse that gunshots had killed him.
She also claims she saw “a bullet lodged in his body.” Haug vows to “pursue justice” for the beloved whale and begs anyone who knows what really happened to Hvaldimir to come forward.
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