Animal Control Finds Dozens of Dead Animals Stockpiled In Woman's Home (Roadkill In Fridge)

WFMY News 2 ^ | 2-11-05 | Patrick Donovan , Producer

[martin_fierro]

packrat syndrome goes very bad

She's a packrat, all right.

Might even have packed away some rats.

[Ezekiel 34]

>>The yard and shrubs are in perfect shape. She wasn't the one who did the yard work. There's something about that photo. <<

Yes, it's such a well-kept yard and house!

[dc-zoo]

Nothing too unusual there. We all bring home parts of dead animals.

[silent_jonny]

What's that smell?

[vivabushchick]

This woman was most likely a victim of PETA ROADKILL 101...

PETA is urging die-hard meat lovers to help save animals by scouring the streets and turning vehicular victims into vittles. If you’re wondering why the world’s largest animal rights organization would encourage consumption of roadkill kebabs, read on!
Excerpt
Make no mistake—PETA has and will always urge people to kick their unhealthy meat addictions. Medical experts agree—it’s better for human health not to consume artery-clogging animal flesh. Still, the fact remains that many meat addicts cling to their chicken wings as tightly as 2-year-olds cling to their “blankies.” But rather than condemn billions of thinking, feeling animals to factory-farm miseries, die-hard meat-eaters can help clear their consciences—and the streets—by eating roadkill. Remember, no pesticides, no growth stimulants or hormones, and no antibiotics went into their food. Roadkill is natural, organic, and pesticide-free!


http://www.peta.org/feat/roadkill/

[silent_jonny]

Interesting. Disgusting but interesting :) But I don't think the old lady knows PETA from pita.

[Jaxter]

[aculeus]

And where, may I ask, is PETA?

This woman is stealing food from vultures!

[television is just wrong]

If it is anything like the neighborhood I live in, they'll gossip about for years to come, but never help solve the problem.

[unbalanced but fair]

"More to the story..." The defendant filed a guilty plea to Involuntary Manslaughter and was sentenced to 12 - 23 months. The victim had advanced MS and was unable to leave his bed without assistance. The defendant, who also lived there, had the role of legal caretaker and power of attorney. He handled all the finances, including the victim's disability checks. When the police entered the house they said the trash was over a foot deep in some places and there were rats and roaches everywhere. As terrible as the victim's death was, it's also disturbing that this defendant, who lived in this filth and caused a death, was a teacher. There was mention of child pornography found in the house too.