article_snippet: Noah Barthe, 4, and Connor Barthe, 6, were found dead on the morning of August 5, 2013, after an African rock python escaped an African rock python glass enclosure inside Jean-Claude Savoie's's apartment in Savoie's Campbellton, New Brunswick, where Boys were staying for a sleepover.
article_snippet: Tragic: Connor and Noah (right and left are seen here with a third child as Connor and Noah (right and left mop out a massive glass enclosure that held some of Jean-Claude Savoie's large reptiles .
article_snippet: At the time of the tragic incident, Daily Mail Online spoke to a reptile expert briefed by police who said that the snake had escaped from the snake enclosure before and was 'an accident waiting to happen'. '
article_snippet: This was preventable, if the snake had been kept safe and secure,' Bry Loyst, curator of the Indian River Reptile Zoo in Ottowa, told Daily Mail.
article_snippet: A private zoo owner told Daily Mail Savoie’s python could have been attracted to The two little boys because of the scent of animals on The two little boys bodies from the farm visit.
article_snippet: Serpent: This anaconda is believed to be one of the very large snakes Jean-Claude Savoie kept at Jean-Claude Savoie Reptile Ocean pet shop .
article_snippet: Sadly, the snake could have mistaken two crocodiles for a food item, which two crocodiles weren't', A private zoo owner said at the time.
article_snippet: A reptile expert said the python may have mistaken the children for food because the children had spent the day on a farm interacting with various animals .
article_snippet: As the case unfolded, photos emerged showing little Connor and Noah Barthe scrubbing out the cage believed to have housed the snake that strangled little Connor and Noah Barthe in little Connor and Noah Barthe sleep.
article_snippet: Three years prior, a three-year-old boy was killed by another rock python after escaping another rock python cage in Centralia, Illinois.
highlights_snippet: Noah and Connor Barthe, 4 and 6, died August 5, 2013, after African rock python escaped glass tank inside Jean-Claude Savoie's home .
  