Kitty-naped
A woman in Gainesville, Fla., posted notices that her kitten was lost. Those led to text messages from someone claiming to have the kitten — and wanting at least $20 or “something bad” would happen to it. The messages were traced to Madeleine Kaye, 22, who was questioned by Officer Frederick Munn. According to Munn, Kaye admitted to sending the texts while out drinking with friends. “Defendant stated that the messages are representatives or examples of HUMOR,” Munn recorded in his report. “The defendant states that she has no knowledge of where the kitten is or what has happened to the kitten.” Kaye was charged with extortion and threats. (MS/Gainseville Sun) ...She has no knowledge of the kitten, and no knowledge of humor.Original Publication Date: 01 May 2016
This story is in True’s book collections, in Volume 22.
This story is in True’s book collections, in Volume 22.
Is There a Problem on This Page? Let Me Know using the Help button lower right, and thanks.
I believe humanity is held back by the lack of thinking. I provoke thought with examples of what happens when we don’t think, and when we do. This is True is my primary method: stories like this come out every week by email, and basic subscriptions are free. Click here for a subscribe form.
Previous: Clouded Excuse
Next: Missing MeowMeow II