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Article: Checkout Time for Smelly, Slithery Guests; Exotic Snakes Wear Out Their Welcome at Va. Motel
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- The Washington Post
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- July 12, 2008
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Sure, the movie "Snakes on a Plane" was scary. But how about this
sequel: "Snakes in a Cheap Motel Room"?
Fairfax City police said they found 17 exotic snakes, 12 of them
venomous, inside Room 11 of the Hy-Way Motel near Fairfax Circle on
Thursday night after the motel's management alerted them to a foul
odor. The snakes took up residence at the Hy-Way on Sunday and were
not detected by the housekeeping staff because they were concealed
in luggage, police said.
Two of the smaller snakes, possibly future meals for their larger
brethren, passed away during their vacation at the Hy-Way, police
said, creating the telltale odor that led to their sudden eviction
yesterday.
Police said the reptiles ...
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