Divergent Narratives: The Fragmented Legacy of "Curtis"
Christophe Ellul admitted his dog Curtis killed Elisa Pilarski in March 2026. Learn how this court confession ends years of legal debate in France.
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https://newsletter.tf/curtis-pitbull-owner-guilt-admission-2026/
After seven years of legal battles, Christophe Ellul finally admitted his pitbull Curtis caused the death of Elisa Pilarski. This is a major change from his previous claims that a hunting dog was responsible.
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https://newsletter.tf/curtis-pitbull-owner-guilt-admission-2026/
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Adonis vernalis (Adonis vernalis)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 4, 1791
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Crested iris (Iris cristata)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 12, 1798
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Siberian iris (Iris sibirica)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 2, 1788
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Great-flowered heath (Erica grandiflora)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 6, 1793
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Purple toad-flax (Antirrhinum purpureum)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 3, 1790
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Bristly-leav’d aster (Aster tenellus)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 1, 1790
Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine.
Sea-green, or day-smelling coronilla (Coronilla glauca)
The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 1, 1790
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