Croydon cat killer does not exist - UK Police conclusion / myLot

India

September 20, 2018 12:34pm CST

Remember the 2015 Croydon cat killer news? That news was even discussed in mylot by cat lovers; it was about some psycho cat killer over reports of mutilated cats in Croydon and the surrounding area. Metropolitan Police and Scotland Yard launched an investigation in 2015, (included postmortem and CCTV footages) authorities even offered £10,000 reward for information. Now conclusion report says there was no evidence of human involvement, some cats were killed in vehicle collisions, and some were mutilated by wild animals like Foxes. Your take? Image source:- Google

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vanny

@vandana7 (100638)

• India

20 Sep 18

It has become fashionable to blame humans for everything nasty.

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vanny

@vandana7 (100638)

• India

20 Sep 18

@MALUSE But that is because animals don't have brains....or may be humans don't...now I am confused....evil grin.

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yugocean

@yugocean (9963)

• India

21 Sep 18

@MALUSE In term of cruelty, animals are not that worst, even the bests kill just because of it's natural food; but human passed it worst. This is misuse of brain.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472160)

• Switzerland

21 Sep 18

@MALUSE I fully agree with you.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247184)

• United States

24 Sep 18

People who let their cats "out" aren't good cat parents. It's sad and awful that they met the end of their precious little lives that way.

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yugocean

@yugocean (9963)

• India

27 Sep 18

Near highway and wildlife, really they did wrong. Pets must not let to be open, there should be guarding, cats were not as strong as large dogs to beat hunting foxes.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247184)

• United States

28 Sep 18

@yugocean I know.