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iscooterliberally

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2. Here's something new that I hadn't seen before...

Reply to The Straight Story (Original post)

Fri Feb 3, 2012, 01:35 PM

Feb 2012

He also claims that Miami-Dade Animal Services waited "more than fourteen (14) months after the arrest of Mr. Weinman, to reveal that two (2) large vicious wild dogs had been seized in the area of Cutler Bay by Animal Services the very same day (June 13, 2009) as Mr. Weinman's arrest and the end of the cat killings." (Parentheses in complaint.)

This explains why the cat killing stopped when Mr Weinman was arrested. That was the one thing that really needed to be brought out, but never was. I read about this in The Miami Herald the other day, and I didn't see this information even then. I hope Mr Weinman wins his lawsuit. Thanks for the post!

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He's not a 'Serial Cat Killer' After All [View all] The Straight Story Feb 2012 OP

I'm not saying one way or another mrs_p Feb 2012 #1

Large predators usually don't dissect then pose their prey, if I recall correctly. davsand Feb 2012 #3

agree completely... mrs_p Feb 2012 #4

Here's something new that I hadn't seen before... iscooterliberally Feb 2012 #2