Teenager Kills Kitten in Oven

[Borg_Queen]

Some people are just sick. This is a person that needs to be put in jail and never be allowed to own an animal again, not even be around one.

Teen Cheyenne Cherry taunts animal activists after guilty plea for killing kitten in oven

UPDATE: Cheyenne Cherry | People You'll See In Hell

 

[FallenGraces]

I actually had issues trying to finish reading that...thats sick. And i come from a family of doctors...I've seen people cut into and that still doesn't affect me as much as this, wish forums rules allowed for cussing.

What a *****

 

[Borg_Queen]

wish forums rules allowed for cussing.

What a *****

The reason for that we don't allow curses/swearing is that this is a family site. Thus not even trying to work around the censoring with using signs is accepted. And that is why I had to star out your swearword.

Back to the issue at hand: Yeah, that's very sick. I read that she would be prohibited to own animals for three years only but I hope they rethink that and make it permanently that she can't have animals ever again.

 

[Wheller]

thats sick...

i have a great idea for a punishment. lets lock HER in an industrial incinerator. and see how she likes it.

 

[EAS_Intrepid]

Yeah that is kind of sick, indeed.

But you do not torture a human being for killing a cat. According to the article she has been on trial not only for this but also for burglary.

Apparently she and a boyfriend held a man at gunpoint to steal his I-Pod as well as shotting at a dog with a BB-gun.
I think that this young woman does not need any criminal punishment for the killing of a cat, but therapy and a month of 24h-shifts with the local paramedic unit. That'll get her back on track.

Unfortunately the article does not give any background on the girl. The girl is judged by the public mob, not by what should be really done.
People don't care if a foreigner is beaten to death, but when a cat is killed?
Jesus, I gotta get off this planet.

 

[dinosaurJR]

Yeah that is kind of sick, indeed.

But you do not torture a human being for killing a cat. According to the article she has been on trial not only for this but also for burglary.

Apparently she and a boyfriend held a man at gunpoint to steal his I-Pod as well as shotting at a dog with a BB-gun.
I think that this young woman does not need any criminal punishment for the killing of a cat, but therapy and a month of 24h-shifts with the local paramedic unit. That'll get her back on track.

Unfortunately the article does not give any background on the girl. The girl is judged by the public mob, not by what should be really done.
People don't care if a foreigner is beaten to death, but when a cat is killed?
Jesus, I gotta get off this planet.

I think the public reaction is deserved - it is not the crime that is judged, but the level of callus cruelty that was displayed... the cat had no chance of defending itself and also no way to comprehend that its life was taken (in one of the most painful ways immaginable I might add) for no other reason than she was angry with the cats owner.

But Im sorry - what? "I think that this young woman does not need any criminal punishment for the killing of a cat"

Why? I dont mean to be rude or abbrasive, but I am a cat lover (no, not that way) and I cannot comprehnd why you would have that opinion. Of course she deserved criminal punishment - and therapy. Also, Im almost 99% certain that most people would not want medical attention from someone who is capable of such an act. It really gets my goat when people say that offenders need therapy (I agree with this to a certain extent - but I say they need punishment more).

And since when do people not care when a foreigner is beaten to death? what kind of people do you refer to? Im really sorry - I just dont agree with you point of view - and I was moved enough to tell you so. I do believe that your opinion is as valid as mine - I just dont agree.

 

[FallenGraces]

The reason for that we don't allow curses/swearing is that this is a family site. Thus not even trying to work around the censoring with using signs is accepted. And that is why I had to star out your swearword.

Back to the issue at hand: Yeah, that's very sick. I read that she would be prohibited to own animals for three years only but I hope they rethink that and make it permanently that she can't have animals ever again.

I apologize, and just ask any over at FF i NEVER curse..first time i came close.
And i understand why the rules are placed and respect that but sometimes...you wanna just forget 'em. Don't worry im not about to make a habit of this.

Yeah that is kind of sick, indeed.

But you do not torture a human being for killing a cat. According to the article she has been on trial not only for this but also for burglary.

Apparently she and a boyfriend held a man at gunpoint to steal his I-Pod as well as shotting at a dog with a BB-gun.
I think that this young woman does not need any criminal punishment for the killing of a cat, but therapy and a month of 24h-shifts with the local paramedic unit. That'll get her back on track.

Unfortunately the article does not give any background on the girl. The girl is judged by the public mob, not by what should be really done.
People don't care if a foreigner is beaten to death, but when a cat is killed?
Jesus, I gotta get off this planet.

...I have to Agree sith DinoJR on this, by all means this public reaction is well deserved. Not beacuse its a cat but simply because two human being could put an animal, a living animal in a oven and let it die just to get revenge on an old former roomate/lover. Then turn around and show no remorse, that is was truely causes the level of anger in the public response. As for the human killing human...unfortunatly some countries (US included) have laws protecting others from punsihment despite their crime. In the past it was fine for a U.S citizen to go to a middle eastern country like Iran and kill a person without fearing punishment, they would just be sent on their way.Again we lived in a muffed up society. As for the planet thing trust me i'll be the next one in line.