The largest festival of the year in one South Texas city took a deadly turn after a rattlesnake handler succumbed to a snake bite on Saturday, according to a report.
Eugene De Leon Sr., a rattlesnake handler at the Rattlesnake Roundup in Freer, was handling rattlesnakes in front of a crowd when he was bit, according toHis sister, Monica Dimas, took to social media on Sunday and announced De Leon’s passing.
She said he “gained his wings doing what he loved doing,” and that he had a passion for snake handling at the event.Facebook family and friends I ask that you keep my Mom Evalina Morgan and family in prayer as my brother has gained...
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