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You've accused others of making false claims and here you are guilty of it yourself. Please show me where it states that the cat was "digging up the neighbors garden". It says the cat was using the garden as it's litter box, which in no way corresponds to "digging it up".

I have 5 furbabies of my own. All cats dig a hole to go potty. Sometimes it's as if they are trying to dig to China. ANYONE who has a cat knows they dig holes then cover it so "predators" don't know they've been there.

This lady would have had to been sitting in her window day and night to catch this cat crapping in her garden or else the cat is very extraordinary and leaves it's initials carved in it's excrement, otherwise how would she know it was specifically this cat and not some stray in the neighborhood. We have lots of cats in our neighborhood and I've NEVER witnessed one in the act of crapping. Of course, I do have a life, though.

This says whose cat it was: The boy's mother said the family got rid of their cat after Carasia complained to police that it used her flower garden as a litter box.. Apparently, all parties involved knew whose cat it was.

Again, this womans yard belongs to her not the neighbors. She has a right to expect her yard to be left alone. That's called "property rights".

The kid is harrasing the old lady because his parents got rid of his cat instead of keeping it indoors. The 78 yr old just wants her garden left alone and for the brat to leave her alone. Isn't that her right?

Again, this womans yard belongs to her not the neighbors. She has a right to expect her yard to be left alone. That's called "property rights".

And again you bring up a red herring. They got rid of the cat so it is no longer bothering her garden. We are now talking about a kid saying meow to her. Apparently, you don't believe calling the police because someone says meow to someone is an overreaction.

The boy's mother said the family got rid of their cat after Carasia complained to police that it used her flower garden as a litter box.. Apparently, all parties involved knew whose cat it was.

No, it is not that apparent. They got rid of the cat because the neighbor complained and SAID it was their cat (probably called the police about that, too), not that they knew for a fact it was their cat. It seems to me the family owning the cat is making all the concessions here and nothing satisfies this bitter old lady. Sounds like she's not happy unless she's bitching about something, which is why, as before, I would like to know the opinion of other neighbors.