A Michael Broad Blog
The mysterious Croydon cat killer (a person or persons) has been accused or killing and mutilating up to 400 cats for years. It all started in Croydon, SE London. Recently the Met Police (and other forces) threw resources at it to no avail. No one could find the mysterious killer of so many domestic …
The Metropolitan police have come to the conclusion that the Croydon Cat Killer does not exist. They have decided that the 400 cats allegedly killed by a person or persons were in fact killed in road traffic accidents. Their bodies were then scavenged and partially eaten by foxes. SNARL are surprised The decision goes …
This must be a world record; fifteen police officers working to catch a man who kills and mutilates domestic cats and other small animals. The case has been covered extensively in online media so I won’t recite it except to say a man or men have killed and dissected almost 400 animals in three …
We have a snippet of confusing information from the BBC website about the arrest of a 31-year-old man who is suspected of killing and mutilating five cats in Northampton but the Met police, the primary force investigating the Croydon Cat Killer, are unaware of the arrest. It was thought that the five cats were killed by the Croydon man. Sounds strange. Police laziness?
The infamous Croydon Cat Killer has become emboldened by his success. He is becoming careless and overconfident. The net is closing in on him. Massive Internet publicity has motivated the police to find him and the public is playing their part as well as is a rescue organisation, SNARL (South Norwood Animal Rescue Liberty). …
This is an update on the long-running Croydon Cat Killer story. It is believed that he has killed and mutilated around 300 victims. He operates beyond the boundaries of Croydon in South London. Unless others are copying him. Recently, it has been reported by the online newspaper express.co.uk, that this prolific cat mutilator/killer has …
The worry is that this serial cat killer and mutilator will suddenly turn to humans and start slaughtering them. Whereas about a year ago this serial killer was killing (by blunt force trauma) around three cats a week, he is now doing it 5-6 times a week. The killer invariably mutilates the dead cat …
Ms Boudicca Rising, an animal activist and a cat rescuer (South Norwood Animal Rescue), has joined up with her partner, Tony Jenkins to work in partnership with the police and the RSPCA to collect evidence left behind by the Croydon serial cat killer in an attempt to catch him before he progresses to killing …
