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People fail to realize that if cats did not go out and hunt, we would be overrun with vermin - rats and mice.
We are already overrun with vermin- hes called TYLER WEINMAN!
Where is PETA now? where is the outcry? Lets see if they treat
this little spoiled brat the same way they treated Michael Vick!
Faulty ...
Faultyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ......................
- by Gabey8 June 20, 2009 8:14 PM PDT
- The culprit is a Ted Bundy/Jeffrey Dahmer in the making. I hope they've caught the right person and keep him off the street for many years. The odds are in favor of a person who's capable of tormenting animals to escalate to killing and maiming human beings.
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(6 Comments)Anyone who thinks, "Who cares? It's only cats" should remember that the culprit did these things and then left the bodies in a way to cause maximum suffering to the cats AND TO THEIR OWNERS. So even someone who thinks that only humans matter should remember that humans suffered from his actions, too.
I'm so glad that the suspect is over 18, and can be charged as an adult. Too bad that crimes involving extreme animal cruelty can't result in a life sentence without parole, because I think that's what would protect society best (people and pets alike). Maybe the maximum sentence on each crime he's charged with, served consecutively, will keep society at large safe from the sadistic sociopath for as long as legally possible.