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Alex Mitchell

Welfare body concedes illegal knackery probe failed

The NSW government suspended its brumby rehoming program following the discovery of the knackery. (Alex Ellinghausen/AAP PHOTOS)

The RSPCA concedes it botched an investigation into an illegal knackery where more than 500 dead horses were found near Wagga Wagga.

The animal welfare group found just 20 carcasses across multiple visits to the site and initially identified no breaches, but officials later admitted they had not looked inside a coolroom said to have contained a large amount of horse meat.

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