By Brendan Mcfadden For Mailonline
Published: 02:07 BST, 11 April 2019 | Updated: 02:28 BST, 11 April 2019
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A farmer shot a millionaire hedge fund managers two dogs dead after they killed six of his sheep and injured eight so badly they would have to be put down.
When Frank Langrish arrived at the scene in his field near Hastings, East Sussex last month , the alsatian and an akita cross were still on their loose.
After killing them he dumped their bodies on the lawn at nearby Gothic mansion Fairlight Hall owned by American David Kowitz who was the dog's master, before demanding to speak with him.
When he arrived at the scene in his field near Hastings East, Sussex last month Frank Langrish (pictured), the alsatian and an akita cross were still on their loose
Mr Langrish, 66, says the millionaire eventually came out of the house to speak to him.
He claims the millionaire said: 'I suppose so' when asked if the dogs were his and showed no emotion at the animals lying on the lawn.
Mr Langrish said he had taken the dead dogs to Fairlight Hall because he was returning to Mr Kowitz's property and also wanted to send him a message.
Farmers in the area say they have been living in fear of the
