Aubrey Vanlandingham is accused of deliberately poisoning a 6-month-old goat named Willy to eliminate a competitor in a Future Farmers of America competition. Police say they have surveillance video showing the teen entering the goat's pen and force-feeding it with a large syringe.

A Texas teenager has been accused of killing her classmate’s show goat by force-feeding it pesticide because she “does not like cheaters.” Aubrey Vanlandingham, 17, was detained in late November and charged with cruelty to livestock, Williamson County court records show. She was released that same day on a $5,000 bond.

A Vista Ridge High senior was arrested and accused of fatally poisoning another student's FFA show goat, says the other student was cheating.

According to the affidavit, the 17-year-old also searched how much bleach could kill a goat and how to clear her search history.

Vista Ridge High School teenager Aubrey Vanlandingham has been charged with animal torture over allegedly fatally poisoning FFA rival's goat.

Aubrey Vanlandingham, a student at Vista Ridge High School in Cedar Park, is facing a felony charge of cruelty to livestock in connection with the Oct. 24 death of the goat, named Willie, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. The affluent suburb of Cedar Park is roughly 15 miles northeast of Austin and located in Williamson County.

A Texas teen is facing a felony animal cruelty charge after a rival competitor's show goat was poisoned. Investigators said in an affidavit that Aubrey Layne Vanlandingham, 17, of Cedar Park was seen on surveillance video forcibly squirting a substance — later identified as a pesticide — multiple times into the mouth of the goat at the Vista Ridge