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What a sicko! She should be given a stiff sentence and not be permitted to see her grand kids anymore! Those poor kids must feel awful for what their grandmother did to those cats! God only knows what other animals she may have tortured and killed!
Captain Mike Dixon with the Madison County Sheriff’s Department says, “Without a substantial criminal history, she likely could be looking at probation and fines for this case.
That is unfortunate. This woman sounds like a psychopath. She should go to prison, if for no other reason then to get her away from that family. I don't care what her age is.
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Her actions seem extreme. To me, this is not only animal abuse, but also child abuse if any children were forced to witness the act. It's cruel and extreme to both man and beast.
One would assume she uses other extreme 'corrective' measures.
Shame to hear innocent lives wasted. R.I.P. kitties!
OT for one moment.....TWIS, how's that car doing??
(Fantastic! Got me cross country!)
Back to topic: According to some people I know, we don't always get to see the repayment.
It boils my blood to think about the pain and terror those poor little cats went through for NOTHING! NOTHING AT ALL! And this fricken country needs to start punishing pieces of waste like this seriously. I am SICK of "slaps on the wrist". Enough of this crap!
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