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Brian & Leighanne Fall Victims To
Dognapping!
Two tiny blonde Chihuahuas belonging to Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell and his
actress fianc�e, Leighanne Wallace, have been snatched from the couple's home
near Atlanta.
At press time, a spokesperson for the band confirmed that the couple's dogs, a 4 lb.
male named Lil' Tyk Thomas and a 3 lb. female named Litty Leigh, were still
missing.
According to Littrell, who called Atlanta radio station Star 94 on Friday morning to
talk about the theft, the dogs were taken on Wednesday, apparently by two teenage
girls who trespassed onto the couple's property. Littrell told the station that a
"generous reward" was being offered for the dogs' safe return.
Anybody with any information with regard to the missing dogs is being asked to call
Suzanne Lear or Kristi Clark at the Atlanta Police Department at 404-350-9212.
(Please note that this is a toll call.)
Tyk is the canine star of the soon-to-be-released movie "Olive Juice," which
features Wallace in the lead role and includes cameos from Littrell and fellow
Backstreet Boy A.J. McLean. A plea for the dogs' return, along with a photo of Tyk
and e-mail contacts for anyone with information about the dognapping, can be found
at the movie's official Web site, www.olive-juice.com).
The movie's producer, Nick Karvounis, told MTV News that Wallace had been
playing with the dogs in the couple's yard when she was summoned away by the
buzzer that signaled a visitor at the property's gate. No one was at the gate, but when
Wallace returned to the yard, the dogs were gone. Later, a witness reportedly told
Wallace that two teenage girls had put the canines in a car.
Littrell and Wallace moved into their Atlanta home just four months ago and are
expected to marry in September. Tyk has been in the family for almost four years,
while Litty was adopted last year.
As for "Olive Juice," no release date has been set as of yet. Karvounis said that the
movie's soundtrack, produced by Littrell and Wallace, has now been completed, but
he declined to release any further details.
Sorelle Saidman