We have just been to court to-day to witness the despicable monster who threw a neighbours cat in a canal being sentenced. We all thought the outcome would be community service,but were delighted that he was sentenced to 4months in prison, what a wonderful outcome for a person to have thought he would never have been caught.I have posted previously when he was allowed to go on holiday to Tennerife and kind people helped me to copy the stories to this forum.Watch newspapers tomorrow.
Cat Killer Sentenced
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Got you a link here abbie 1953 
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Thanks for the update, it's good to hear that he went to prison at least - although I would've preferred a harsher sentence
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.Thanks for the update, it's good to hear that he went to prison at least - although I would've preferred a harsher sentence
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In the clip on BBC News, it is not true the neighbour had only bought the cat,the cat had been a much loved pet for 2 years.
Good result. What an evil... hehe, I wont say it on here.
Argh! They say murderers who murder people start off killing animals. Killing a pet is like killing a family member, he should have got at least a year or three..
Argh! They say murderers who murder people start off killing animals. Killing a pet is like killing a family member, he should have got at least a year or three..
Originally Posted by DRofThuganomics:
“4 Months? It should have been 4 years at least.”
“4 Months? It should have been 4 years at least.”
They save the long sentences for tax evaders
Originally Posted by amielouise:
“Good result. What an evil... hehe, I wont say it on here.
Argh! They say murderers who murder people start off killing animals. Killing a pet is like killing a family member, he should have got at least a year or three..”
“Good result. What an evil... hehe, I wont say it on here.
Argh! They say murderers who murder people start off killing animals. Killing a pet is like killing a family member, he should have got at least a year or three..”
There is unlikely to be much truth to that though.
"They say" is often just a load of BS.
Originally Posted by cruella de vile:
“They save the long sentences for tax evaders”
“They save the long sentences for tax evaders
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Don't forget litterbugs.
Originally Posted by LAW ENFORCEMENT:
“There unlikely to be much truth to that though.
"They say" is often just a load of BS.”
“There unlikely to be much truth to that though.
"They say" is often just a load of BS.”
Yeah I know.. probably not in this case
Its been true for a few psychopaths out there though.
Originally Posted by DRofThuganomics:
“4 Months? It should have been 4 years at least.”
“4 Months? It should have been 4 years at least.”
Agreed. He'll probably be out in 2 months.
He should not have killed the cat.
Why did he admit it to the police ????????
If he'd said nothing he probably would be free today.
I don't know anything about cats.
Was there no way for the owner to keep the cat away from the neighbours house and going into the house ?
Why did he admit it to the police ????????
If he'd said nothing he probably would be free today.
I don't know anything about cats.
Was there no way for the owner to keep the cat away from the neighbours house and going into the house ?
Originally Posted by LAW ENFORCEMENT:
“There is unlikely to be much truth to that though.
"They say" is often just a load of BS.”
“There is unlikely to be much truth to that though.
"They say" is often just a load of BS.”
How about after detailed research the FBI say it is true - http://www.helpinganimals.com/ga_humanAbuse.asp
Originally Posted by abbie1953:
“We have just been to court to-day to witness the despicable monster who threw a neighbours cat in a canal being sentenced. We all thought the outcome would be community service,but were delighted that he was sentenced to 4months in prison, what a wonderful outcome for a person to have thought he would never have been caught.I have posted previously when he was allowed to go on holiday to Tennerife and kind people helped me to copy the stories to this forum.Watch newspapers tomorrow.”
“We have just been to court to-day to witness the despicable monster who threw a neighbours cat in a canal being sentenced. We all thought the outcome would be community service,but were delighted that he was sentenced to 4months in prison, what a wonderful outcome for a person to have thought he would never have been caught.I have posted previously when he was allowed to go on holiday to Tennerife and kind people helped me to copy the stories to this forum.Watch newspapers tomorrow.”
Well done Abbie
So many cases like this must go on unsolved. I don't care what the problem is. Animal Welfare is out there ready to help if needed. No excuse these days for this sort of behavior.
That's truly awful. Can't understand why anybody would do this! If his wife had a phobia of cats, just getting rid of that one wouldn't help! There are cats all over the place.
Originally Posted by good shepherd:
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
So do you thinbk he should have been let off then ?
Originally Posted by blueblade:
“So do you thinbk he should have been let off then ?”
“So do you thinbk he should have been let off then ?”
No.
He should have been punished, and indeed he was (in my view too harshly). There is an element of (probably childless housebounds) posters who are reacting as if it was a child and not a cat
Originally Posted by good shepherd:
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
So by your logic murderers should be let off?
After all, humans die up and down the country day after day. "No big deal, it's a part of life."
Originally Posted by good shepherd:
“No.
He should have been punished, and indeed he was (in my view too harshly). There is an element of (probably childless housebounds) posters who are reacting as if it was a child and not a cat”
“No.
He should have been punished, and indeed he was (in my view too harshly). There is an element of (probably childless housebounds) posters who are reacting as if it was a child and not a cat”
I'm not childless, I'm not even a cat lover, and I actually find your comments here disgraceful.
Originally Posted by good shepherd:
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
How would you feel if it were a sheep?
Originally Posted by good shepherd:
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
“Animals die up and down the country day after day. No big deal, its part of life.”
This animal was somebody's pet and was killed - it didn't just 'die', as if it happened naturally.
I'm sure you wouldn't be too happy if someone nicked your TV or your computer and smashed it up. I have no doubt that to have a pet viciously killed is far worse. It wasn't just their property but a living creature that they loved and cared for.
Glad to hear this update Abbie and would just like to echo MAW's sentiments.
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