Missing Doberman puppies - Search party finds missing Idaho Springs man dead

I've seen a couple of breeders on IG ask that people who recently got puppies in the surrounding area to check their chips to see if they were registered to him. Very sad :(
 
So awful. And from his website, it appears the puppies were just born in July? So they are tiny tots who need alot of care :thumbsdown:
 
That would be my guess- Paul was clearly targeted for criminal gang use/re-sale of the dogs.
 
The latest that came in today.


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2 of 10 missing Doberman puppies located after murder suspect arrested in Colorado breeder's death​

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By Jennifer McRae

Updated on: September 3, 2024 / 12:28 PM MDT / CBS Colorado

Two of the 10 missing Dobermann puppies have been located in the investigation into the murder of Colorado dog breeder Paul Peavey. One was given away before the 57-year-old's death and the other was located after a microchip scan.

Peavey was killed on his property in the Colorado mountains last month. The last time anyone heard from him was Aug. 19 and he was first reported missing two days later. Peavey's body was found on his property off Two Brothers Road north of Idaho Springs. The puppies from two litters were missing and Peavy's other dogs were found running loose on the property.

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Paul Peavey
Sergio Ferrer, 36, has been arrested and faces charges that include first-degree murder and robbery in the Peavey's death.

According to the Clear Creek Sheriff's Office, two of the puppies have been located. The first puppy was said to be the runt of the litter and was given by Peavey before his death to a local bartender which investigators consider a legitimate adoption.

The second puppy was located in Greeley after the puppy was brought to a veterinarian and scanned for a microchip. That showed that the puppy came from Idaho Springs and the vet called authorities. The owner of the puppy has been cooperating with investigators who believe Ferrer was involved in the sale of the dog.

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The microchip system is not considered a database for criminal activity, however, the veterinarian community is believed to be on the lookout for Dobermann puppies that may be linked to the murder case.


Investigators are still hoping to be contacted by people who purchased or arranged to purchase dogs from Peavey dating back to June. All of the puppies have microchips that would help identify their origin.

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Paul Peavey
Detectives are asking anyone who purchased a Doberman puppy in the central Colorado area within the last week to check the puppy for a microchip and contact the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office at 303-679-2393 or [email protected].

They are also asking that anyone who purchased a puppy through Peavey's business, Elite European Dobermans since June is also asked to contact detectives, including those who did receive the puppy and those who did not receive the puppy. Detectives believe this will help them determine how many puppies remain unaccounted for.

Anyone with information is asked to call 303-679-2393, email [email protected], or submit a tip anonymously through the sheriff's office's website at https://bit.ly/CCSOCrimeTips.

Original source: 2 of 10 missing Doberman puppies located after murder suspect arrested in Colorado breeder's death
 
A little new info.

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Second suspect arrested in connection to Colorado breeder's death, Doberman puppies still missing.​

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of Colorado dog breeder Paul Peavey. Peavey, an Idaho Springs resident, was killed in August 2024.
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Ana Ferrer was arrested on April 4 in connection with his homicide and was being held on charges of accessory to crime, theft ($20,000-$100,000), and tampering with physical evidence. Ferrer is married to the first suspect arrested in Peavey's death, Sergio Ferrer. Ferrer is facing charges that include first-degree murder and robbery.

According to the Clear Creek Sheriff's Office, two of the puppies have been located. The first puppy was said to be the runt of the litter and was given by Peavey before his death to a local bartender, which investigators consider a legitimate adoption.
The second puppy was located in Greeley after the puppy was brought to a veterinarian and scanned for a microchip.
The microchip system is not considered a database for criminal activity, however, the veterinarian community is believed to be on the lookout for Dobermann puppies that may be linked to the murder case. The whereabouts of several of the puppies remains unknown.

Investigators are still hoping to be contacted by people who purchased or arranged to purchase dogs from Peavey dating back to June 2024. All of the puppies have microchips that would help identify their origin.

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Paul Peavey
Detectives are asking anyone with information about Peavey's death or the puppies to contact the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office at 303-679-2393, [email protected], or [email protected], or submit a tip anonymously through the sheriff's office's website at https://bit.ly/CCSOCrimeTips.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/second-suspect-arrested-connection-colorado-breeders-paul-peavey-death-doberman-puppies-missing/



Death of 97-year-old Colorado woman left out in freezing temperatures ruled homicide
 
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Good to read theres some action on this case.
My friend in Colorado was aquainted and friends with Paul many years ago, with another guy they used to snow ski lesser known ski runs back in the day. From what i remember he lost his wife to cancer a bunch of years ago and sort of withdrew from any kind of social life and became somewhat a hermit on his property with his dogs.
reunited with his wife i hope he rests easy. Pretty sad deal.
 
From what i remember he lost his wife to cancer a bunch of years ago and sort of withdrew from any kind of social life and became somewhat a hermit on his property with his dogs.
I did not know that but hopefully he is in peace back with his wife, like you said.
 
A little new info.

Local News

Second suspect arrested in connection to Colorado breeder's death, Doberman puppies still missing.​

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of Colorado dog breeder Paul Peavey. Peavey, an Idaho Springs resident, was killed in August 2024.
ferrer-ana-012589-copy.jpg

Ana Ferrer was arrested on April 4 in connection with his homicide and was being held on charges of accessory to crime, theft ($20,000-$100,000), and tampering with physical evidence. Ferrer is married to the first suspect arrested in Peavey's death, Sergio Ferrer. Ferrer is facing charges that include first-degree murder and robbery.

According to the Clear Creek Sheriff's Office, two of the puppies have been located. The first puppy was said to be the runt of the litter and was given by Peavey before his death to a local bartender, which investigators consider a legitimate adoption.
The second puppy was located in Greeley after the puppy was brought to a veterinarian and scanned for a microchip.
The microchip system is not considered a database for criminal activity, however, the veterinarian community is believed to be on the lookout for Dobermann puppies that may be linked to the murder case. The whereabouts of several of the puppies remains unknown.

Investigators are still hoping to be contacted by people who purchased or arranged to purchase dogs from Peavey dating back to June 2024. All of the puppies have microchips that would help identify their origin.

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Paul Peavey
Detectives are asking anyone with information about Peavey's death or the puppies to contact the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office at 303-679-2393, [email protected], or [email protected], or submit a tip anonymously through the sheriff's office's website at https://bit.ly/CCSOCrimeTips.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/second-suspect-arrested-connection-colorado-breeders-paul-peavey-death-doberman-puppies-missing/



Death of 97-year-old Colorado woman left out in freezing temperatures ruled homicide
Thanks Jan for the update.
Kudos to Clearcreek Sheriffs for tracking down the perps.
 
A little new info.

Local News

Second suspect arrested in connection to Colorado breeder's death, Doberman puppies still missing.​

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of Colorado dog breeder Paul Peavey. Peavey, an Idaho Springs resident, was killed in August 2024.
ferrer-ana-012589-copy.jpg

Ana Ferrer was arrested on April 4 in connection with his homicide and was being held on charges of accessory to crime, theft ($20,000-$100,000), and tampering with physical evidence. Ferrer is married to the first suspect arrested in Peavey's death, Sergio Ferrer. Ferrer is facing charges that include first-degree murder and robbery.

According to the Clear Creek Sheriff's Office, two of the puppies have been located. The first puppy was said to be the runt of the litter and was given by Peavey before his death to a local bartender, which investigators consider a legitimate adoption.
The second puppy was located in Greeley after the puppy was brought to a veterinarian and scanned for a microchip.
The microchip system is not considered a database for criminal activity, however, the veterinarian community is believed to be on the lookout for Dobermann puppies that may be linked to the murder case. The whereabouts of several of the puppies remains unknown.

Investigators are still hoping to be contacted by people who purchased or arranged to purchase dogs from Peavey dating back to June 2024. All of the puppies have microchips that would help identify their origin.

peavey3-copy.jpg
Paul Peavey
Detectives are asking anyone with information about Peavey's death or the puppies to contact the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office at 303-679-2393, [email protected], or [email protected], or submit a tip anonymously through the sheriff's office's website at https://bit.ly/CCSOCrimeTips.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/second-suspect-arrested-connection-colorado-breeders-paul-peavey-death-doberman-puppies-missing/



Death of 97-year-old Colorado woman left out in freezing temperatures ruled homicide
I'm told this Sergio guy was sentenced to 50 years a week or two ago.
Doesn't seem like a harsh enough term to me, but since the guy is in his mid 30s I suppose its close enough to life.
Haven't heard if his wife is sentenced yet.
 
@JanS good catch. That first link went to just CBS latest drama...

So I looked more and found this:

looks like the wife turned for a plea, reduced charges, deferred sentence

 

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