He returns home after a two-week vacation. He finds a body on the floor of his apartment. The body is apparently that of his cat sitter. The story is meticulously sourced:
San Francisco police said...
... according to a woman who talked to the distraught resident.
Seven grafs in, the reporter adds:
The cat apparently was not greatly traumatized by the ordeal.
This is so wrong, journalistically speaking. This is so funny, otherwisely speaking.
To be fair, a couple grafs later we do get:
"The cat is fine," said Animal Care and Control Lt. Le-Ellis Brown. "It's being held for next of kin."
But it's too late.
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After returning from a two-week trip to Garberville (Humboldt County), the resident entered his home and tripped and fell on the body...
question: if he had not tripped and fallen on the dead body, would he have noticed it?
i thought the cat belonged to the tripping apartment owner. why is animal control involved and are they waiting to notify the cat's kin?
This is a bottomless mystery. We can only assume that the welfare of the cat was in question and a fracas ensued. So what we probably have here is justfiable homicide.
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