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Published time: 1 Sep, 2017 14:59
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Police release description of ‘Croydon cat killer’ responsible for 250 animal deaths
© Yannis Behrakis / Reuters
Police have released a description of the “Croydon cat killer,” thought to be responsible for mutilating and decapitating more than 250 cats since 2015.
The unidentified killer has allegedly targeted cats, foxes and rabbits. While originally known as the “Croydon cat killer,” animal corpses started showing up in other areas of London and beyond the capital, and he became known as the “M25 cat killer.” Attacks have since occurred as far afield as Manchester, Birmingham and the Isle of Wight.
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© Alfredas Pliadis / Global Look Press ‘Cat Killer’ becoming ‘more brazen’ as 3 bodies discovered in Hampshire
The description of the individual believed to be behind the attacks has been published on the South Norwood Animal Rescue and Liberty (Snarl) website, which received the information from Surrey Police. The attacker is said to be dressed in dark clothing, sometimes carrying a torch or wearing a headlamp, and has been seen trying to coax cats with a toy, food and “kissing noises.”
Many pets are found decapitated and with their tails chopped off. Distinguishing marks on the corpses and post-mortem findings led investigators to believe there is only one attacker.
Published time: 1 Sep, 2017 14:59
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Police release description of ‘Croydon cat killer’ responsible for 250 animal deaths
© Yannis Behrakis / Reuters
Police have released a description of the “Croydon cat killer,” thought to be responsible for mutilating and decapitating more than 250 cats since 2015.
The unidentified killer has allegedly targeted cats, foxes and rabbits. While originally known as the “Croydon cat killer,” animal corpses started showing up in other areas of London and beyond the capital, and he became known as the “M25 cat killer.” Attacks have since occurred as far afield as Manchester, Birmingham and the Isle of Wight.
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© Alfredas Pliadis / Global Look Press ‘Cat Killer’ becoming ‘more brazen’ as 3 bodies discovered in Hampshire
The description of the individual believed to be behind the attacks has been published on the South Norwood Animal Rescue and Liberty (Snarl) website, which received the information from Surrey Police. The attacker is said to be dressed in dark clothing, sometimes carrying a torch or wearing a headlamp, and has been seen trying to coax cats with a toy, food and “kissing noises.”
Many pets are found decapitated and with their tails chopped off. Distinguishing marks on the corpses and post-mortem findings led investigators to believe there is only one attacker.