A MUM mauled to death by two XL Bully dogs was begged by her family to get rid of the pets, a relative claims. Angeline Mahal, 50, was found fighting for her life yesterday at a home in Hornchurch, East London. Cops with riot shields rushed to Cornwall Close and stormed the property after getting frantic calls about a "critical incident" .
Angeline, named locally and pictured, could not be saved and the two XL Bully dogs, which have been at the centre of 13 fatal attacks in less than three years, were seized by officers. The beautician - known to friends as Angel - was discovered by her devastated sons lying in her hallway after she was attacked at home in Hornchurch, East London. The close family member said that he feared Angeline had been dead for many hours before she was discovered.
He told The Sun: "We miss her, she was sincere and loved by everyone. "We asked her to get rid of the dogs. The bond with owners and their dogs is too strong.
" He said: “She had two dogs from when they were puppies. They were registered. It was more likely to have been one of them attacked her.
“We are just shocked. You hear about these attacks in a paper but you never expect this to happen to your own family. “Her sons were the ones who raise the alarm on.
They tried to do CPR to save her. “We miss Angeline, she was a sincere woman with a kind heart. “I told her many times to get rid of the dogs.
This is an aggressive breed. She had them from puppies. “We all read about the attac.
