Comments on: No Justice for Bowser? Dog Brutally Tortured and Killed by Owner!

By: excalibur2009

excalibur2009 — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 15:51:55 +0000

Scott I couldn’t have said it better. That is exactly my thoughts. There is going to come a day when animal death from abuse and just straight out murder are going to get the sentance of death, which they should. These pieces of SH** that walk around pretending to be humane beings just plain need disposed of. They are worth less than a pile of SH** laying on the ground and contribute even less to this planet. Therefore their disposal is necessry to the well being of all. And there are going to be quicker executions for all on death row. Not all this appeals, especially if they are cault in the act and their executions will be the next day after sentencing. Its time to stop all this pussy footing around and get down to buisness. The humane garbage must go.

By: Scott Enk

Scott Enk — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 04:17:43 +0000

Assuming Robert Suttles indeed did do what he is accused of doing to Bowser, he should be on his knees thanking fate, God, or whatever he worships that *I* do not live in his neighborhood. Far from fearing anyone whom I would see abusing an animal, I would not hesitate to take direct action if needed to stop the abuse.

I’d show that “person” what the “dominance” Suttles allegedly cited really is.

If that means entering the abuser’s property and using whatever physical force might be necessary to end the abuse and get help for the animal (but no more force than necessary, of course), so be it. That is not only my legal right, but my sovereign duty–one that is inherently superior to and takes precedence over any law or policy that might be to the contrary. It is also your right and duty. Why were the neighbors, as reported, so afraid to intervene and take on Suttles?

Again, he’s lucky I wasn’t there to take him on–I’ve done similar things before.

I defy Suttles, his lawyer, or anyone else to find any jury that would then convict me of any crime or find me civilly liable for anything. If anyone really thinks that they or anyone could, let them explain why on this blog.

As for what I think should be done to Suttles if he is indeed found guilty, let me say that all I’d want to have would be a loaf of bread or two, plenty of antifreeze, steel-toed boots (which I have!), leather straps to keep his mouth closed, a nice, big crowd, a YouTube camera, and, of course, immunity from any criminal or civil liability.

“People” that abuse pets, especially in the way Suttles is accused of abusing and killing Bowser, forfeit their membership in the human race as well as any rights. We must have laws by which we, as a society, can definitively assure that such walking, talking scum will never abuse any animal–or person–again.

Remember Bowser. Robert Suttles, if you indeed did what you are accused of doing to that innocent dog, see you–in prison (where you should make a nice “bride” for someone), and then in hell.

By: Barbara Borah

Barbara Borah — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 17:31:51 +0000

Agree don’t let them get us down. We are the voice of the abused and murdered animals.

By: Susie

Susie — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:23:22 +0000

Oh D., we know it happens – some faster than others!

By: Admin - Deanna

Admin - Deanna — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:12:24 +0000

Don’t ya get tired of waiting for Karma sometimes though?

By: Susie

Susie — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 13:37:32 +0000

Once again, our wonderful justice system has let our four legged creatures down, and let this monster live like nothing had ever happened.

Karma will get him – trust me.

By: excalibur2009

excalibur2009 — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:41:04 +0000

Thank You Nancy.

By: nancy

nancy — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 03:06:49 +0000

Thank you for the information, I have followed your suggestion and written to the governor along with Rescue Ink and will continue to do so. No justice, no peace

By: excalibur2009

excalibur2009 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:13:40 +0000

I called them up and was told that it will have to go to the grand jury before the Commonwealth’s Attorney will even get it. That it will have to go before a jury of 12 people. What a crock, mwybe someone will take care of what ails this SOB> Lets hope.

By: kentuckianna

kentuckianna — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:23:15 +0000

Per WKYT Noon broadcast, Animal Cruelty charges were dropped this morning in Pulaski District Ct.!!!! Commonwealth’s Atty is still “deciding” whether to pursue felony Animal Torture charges. Unbelievable! Here’s the commonwealth atty. info:

Commonwealth’s Attorney
236 E Mt Vernon St, Somerset – (606) 677-4100