Teenagers who tortured and killed two kittens sentenced
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Two puppy cats were convicted of a young girl and a boy who was tortured and killed After an animal is “completely opened” and hanging from a tree.
17 -year -old children who cannot be named for legal reasons, Ruislip in the northwest of London, launched a “sadistic” attack on animals on May 3 near Ruislip.
A court was found open with the ropes of puppy kittens and said, “Meat and fur -dead pieces seemed to be burned”.
The hearing was told that the child dreamed of killing a person and kalma getting rid of the murder ,, with his phone’s police analysis, “sacrificing animals to Satan”, and watched “a significant amount of videos of the people who were injured and titled”. The court heard that he had heard a note on his device: ım I approached to satisfy my impulses. I compiled the cats, drowned and stabbed. ”
The police officer also said at the hearing that the 16 -year -old girl said on the phone of the 16 -year -old girl.
In May, the defendants appeared in the Hightbury Corner Magistrate Court, and found guilty of protected animals causing unnecessary pain by “crippling and killing them”. They both admitted that there was a knife on the Ruislip Golf Field.
The child was sentenced to a 12 -month detention and training order, and the girl was sentenced to a nine -month detention and training order in the same court in London on Monday.
Hina Rai, the judge of the region, described the case as “deeply shocking and related, and both defendants said:“ Certainly these are the most terrible crimes against the animals I have seen in this court. ”
The judge said that the couple’s “pre -prepared pre -prepared” actions would lead to “tremendous pain de for the“ vulnerable and unable to escape ”puppy.
DC Rebecca Rickhuss, who described the case as “barbarian and deeply disturbing ,, said that both cats bought them from a woman trying to revive them from a woman in Gumtre.
The court heard that the members of the people were in a relationship, that they walked on a path, and after receiving the offspring, they saw that they were holding hands in Western Ruislip. The young boy was holding a black bag, which was seen that he was moving like a living thing ”.
The hearing was told that they were concerned when they saw the girl who escaped from the scene and warned to avoid it.
Prosecutor Valerie Benjamin said the court police were warned for two “shredded” puppies left in a wooded area. The officers found a red rope at the scene with a red rope, a small black kitten hanging from a branch ”. “His body was completely opened and his eyes were swollen,” he added.
In his statement to the hearing, the other animal said, “It was cut open and rope was held.”
The hearing was also found bloody blades, coups and scissors at the scene. The prosecutor described the way animals were killed as “sadistic ..
Benjamin said the child’s evidence from his phone talked about killing cats and dogs, suggesting to some extent planning for the attack, and even investigating how to kill a person. “[He] He questioned how easy it would be to get rid of the murder and kill homeless people. ”
DC Rickhuss was involved in reviewing the child’s phone, and in detail from the beginning of April to his arrest in May this year, he announced in detail. After the crime was committed, he read a note discovered on his phone written in May. “I really wanted to kill someone and I was investigating how to get rid of the murder every day.
After the court hearing, he said to journalists outside the court: “Such a thing would not be random. [It’s] Because they get some kind of inspiration from somewhere else. ““ Kitaps and cats encourage cats to injure ”referred to online groups.
Benjamin told the court that he said that the girl had carried out the attack because he said, olmuş He was interested in biology and made a dissection at school ”.
The court heard that the child could have been unideled to ADHD and autism, and that he could harm depression, anxiety, hallucination and self -harm. The hearing was told that the girl was “security gaps” that was taken into consideration. Both of them had no conviction before.
Discalizing order for life for having an animal or holding animals was applied by the court against both defendants.
Following the prisoner, DC Rickhuss, who pioneered the investigation, described the case as “deeply”.
“If you suspect the persecution of animals, please report. In some cases, something much more dangerous may be a sign of early warning.”
