Cesar Salgado, 56, killed in Chicago dog mauling; CACC identifies two Cane Corso mixes
The medical examiner ruled the July 2 death accidental; Chicago Animal Care and Control later identified and euthanized the two dogs.
Incident summary
Cesar Salgado, 56, was found unresponsive and pronounced dead after an apparent dog attack in Back of the Yards. The Cook County Medical Examiner attributed his death to injuries from a dog mauling and ruled it accidental. Chicago Animal Care and Control later said the two dogs involved were approximately 4-year-old Cane Corso mixes named Murdoch and Noodles; ownership was relinquished and both dogs were euthanized.
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Cook County Medical Examiner attributed death to dog-mauling injuries; CACC spokesman identified two approximately 4-year-old Cane Corso mixes and said they were euthanized.
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- Man found dead after being attacked by dog on Chicago’s South SideCBS Chicago citing Chicago Police and Medical Examiner · 2026-07-03
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