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JAQUEZ KOREANTE LAW arrested for murdering two innocent kittens in Carter County

Updated: Dec 8, 2023

- Oklahoma, USA -


~ Update: December 8, 2023


On October 24, 2023, Carter County District Court Judge Dennis Morris sentenced 27-years-old JAQUEZ KOREANTE LAW (pictured), for killing multiple kittens following other felony convictions.


Former District Attorney Craig Ladd who prosecuted the case, said that LAW “willfully and cruelly” killed the kittens by bashing in their tiny heads at a residence on 619 A. Street SW in Ardmore on March 8, 2023. The filthy murderer was charged with animal cruelty.


On October 13, 2023, LAW pled guilty to one felony count of animal cruelty.


Court documents obtained by Voice For Us state that Judge Morris sentenced LAW to a term of twelve (12) years, with credit for time served, in the Oklahoma Department of Corrections.


Additionally, LAW was sentenced to costs, VCA, and restitution for a total of $1,151.50.


Enjoy prison filthy murderer!




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Animal abusers are toxic! Toxic people do NOT change, they only change their victims!


The Ardmore Police Department said that on March 8, 2023, Ms. Tiffany Goodrich called the police after she found two of her kittens deceased on her porch.


Ardmore Police PIO Captain Henry told News 12: “Officers responded to the area, and documented the injuries which were pretty disturbing on the two kittens.”

According to Captain Henry, Tiffany was able to identify and give the name of the individual she thought was the suspect in this crime.


Later that day police were able to locate 27-years-old JAQUEZ KOREANTE LAW (pictured), and when they interviewed him, he denied his involvement in the murder of the two kittens. Police said this “new” case was more difficult because this time they did not have proof that LAW was in fact the one who murdered the kittens.


The case, however, had a turn because Tiffany filed a protective order against LAW and during the hearing, LAW admitted to killing the kittens.

As Captain Henry explained to News 12, “Mr. Law stated that he indeed killed the victim’s kittens and was apologetic about it and stated that he wanted to confess what he had done. And he did so that day in court.”

Tiffany said it wasn’t easy to hear the confession and told News 12: “I broke down crying.”


District Attorney Craig Ladd said that LAW “willfully and cruelly” killed Tiffany's two kittens by bashing in their tiny heads at a residence on 619 A. Street SW in Ardmore.


The filthy murderer is charged with animal cruelty and court records show that he’s due back in court on April 13, 2023, at 9:00 a.m.

If convicted, this society’s vomit could face a fine of up to $5,000 or imprisonment for up to five years, or both.


The reason why Captain Henry referred to this case as a “new case”, is because this is NOT the first time that JAQUEZ KOREANTE LAW is accused of killing cats.

In fact, on May 31, 2022, Ardmore police found two kittens, a white one and a black and white one, inside his backpack. One of them was sadly deceased and the other one was injured.

At the time police said LAW was trespassing on a resident property, so she called the police.

The resident, Ms. Dava Jump, who is also Tiffany’s neighbor, said for several months, she had seen LAW through her security cameras, trespassing on her property and chasing cats around her driveway and she feared LAW was injuring cats. Then, on the evening of May 31, 2022, she called the police. She told News 12: “I called 911 immediately and I gave them my name and address and said this person that has been stalking the property is here now, please hurry, please come. And they got here in a few minutes, and they were able to get him on the property.”

Responding officers found two kittens in the backpack that LAW was carrying.

Officers reported that the kittens didn’t have access to food or water, and were likely crushed by other things in the bag. The injured kitten was taken to a local vet.


LAW was ridiculously sentenced to ONLY ninety days in jail and five years of probation.


Dava suspects that LAW is also to blame for the disappearance of her cat Gray Baby. She confronted him after she saw him grabbing the furbaby.


As reported by News 12, court documents from LAW’s previous conviction state he’s been diagnosed with schizophrenia.

He’s also been charged with domestic abuse, and court documents for that case state LAW told the victim he had committed sexual acts on cats.


Whoever allows LAW, society’s vomit, to keep bonding out, is just as guilty and is contributing to animal cruelty!


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Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.



Gray Baby’s picture shared from Dava’s Facebook profile.





 
 
 

ANDREW JOHN VETTERS sentenced for repeatedly abusing his roommate’s dog

Updated: Mar 27, 2023

- Florida, USA -


~ Update: March 27, 2023


I am overjoyed to let you know that Mickey is alive and doing well!


His wonderful furmom Larissa tells me that “Mickey’s just celebrated his 2nd birthday.”

Larissa was kind enough to share an update on Mickey’s health.

Mickey “is safe and healthy now, and gaining confidence every day . He’s a very sweet and happy boy and I am so so grateful I’ve still got him . He unfortunately has sustained permanent damage in his rear right hip and will likely develop early onset arthritis in that hip, though he is a very young dog. The vet also sees signs of neuropathy likely related to the numerous head injuries Vetters inflicted. All that said, Mickey will live a long life and has a lot of people looking out for him, he [is] so well loved by my friends and family.”


Larissa also shared a couple of Mickey’s pictures which I have added to the gallery.


I publicly want to thank Larissa and compliment Larissa for the terrific furmom she is. I believe she is the reason why Mickey is still alive!




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State Attorney Ginger Bowden Madden announced that on March 8, 2023, Escambia Circuit Court Judge John Simon sentenced 25-years-old ANDREW JOHN VETTERS (pictured), to six years in Florida’s Department of Corrections followed by four years of supervision on two counts of Aggravated Animal Cruelty and one count of Trespass.

On December 9, 2022, VETTERS pleaded no contest to the charges.


According to the incident report, on March 29, 2022, Sgt. Eddins with the Escambia County Animal Control and Officer Meeks with the with the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to an animal abuse complaint. Officers met with Ms. Larissa Lum who told them that her roommate, later identified as VETTERS, had been abusing her dog while she was not home at her residence on 1646 Beachside Drive in Pensacola.


Larissa recounted the devastating events and said that around the week of March 7th and March 14th 2022, she noticed that her furbaby, a 22lb male Cocker Spaniel mix puppy named Mickey, “had very bloodshot eyes, was disinterested in playing or going for walks, and was experiencing chronic diarrhea.”

Larissa told officers that she then took Mickey to both Lost Key Animal Clinic in Pensacola as well as MedVet in Mobile, Alabama.

According to Larissa, the veterinarians who examined Mickey in both clinics saw signs of traumatic injuries but Larissa was adamant that trauma was not possible. She explained that whenever she was gone, Mickey stayed in her room and that Mickey was not allowed to roam free outside.


She went on to say that in the evening of March 21, 2022, “she noticed that Mickey was cowering in his crate and groaning.”

Larissa then felt Mickey’s body to see if he was injured or had a bloated stomach and “felt ‘bubbles’ or ‘pockets of air’ under his skin”.


This, together with the bloodshot eyes, and elevated liver enzymes (shown in an earlier blood test), made Larissa very concerned, and the following day she took Mickey back to Lost Key Animal Clinic.


Meanwhile, the whites of Mickey's eyes were starting to turn yellow and he also had subcutaneous emphysema.

At the clinic, the vet who examined Mickey repeatedly said that Mickey looked like a “trauma dog”. Another blood test was ordered and the results showed that Mickey's liver enzymes were excessively high. Larissa then was told that “she should prepare to say goodbye to Mickey as he may need to be put down to sleep as his liver appeared to be failing.” The veterinarian, however, tried to give Mickey fluids to see if he would get any better.


When on March 22, 2022, Larissa took Mickey to Veterinary Surgery Service in Fort Walton Beach for a liver ultrasound appointment, the vet noticed the subcutaneous emphysema and made the remark: “The only time I've ever seen a dog with this condition is when he has been shaken.”


Larissa then went back home and stayed with Mickey the rest of the week and he appeared to start recovering.


On Monday March 29, 2022, Larissa returned home from class and was going to take Mickey to his vet appointment when she noticed that his tent (bed area) had collapsed.

Larissa took Mickey to the Corry Station Vet where a veterinarian was unable to determine the cause of his symptoms.


Larissa told officers that one of the vets, Dr. Burton, asked if she was very certain Mickey had not been choked or squeezed by someone that has access to him.


At that point, Larissa went back home and began to review her “nest” camera footage that she had in her bedroom. Larissa explained to officers that kept the camera in her bedroom to keep an eye on Mickey while she was gone. What Larissa found out was horrifying!

She first came across a video of VETTERS, opening up her door and coming into her room and picking up Mickey.

Larissa told officers that “she was irritated by this because it was an invasion of privacy and also bothered Mickey while he was sick.” Larissa took Mickey and drove to a friend's house where they reviewed more of the video footage to see how many times that had happened.

Other videos from different dates and times, showed VETTERS “punching, kicking, choking, dragging, and otherwise physically abusing Mickey both inside and outside her room,” stated the report.


Officer Meeks then watched multiple videos and saw VETTERS entering Larissa’s bedroom and “each time would forcefully grab Mickey and repeatedly inflict pain on Mickey by punching, kicking, choking, and shaking him.”

Officer Meeks reported that he also saw VETTERS “hold Mickey by all 4 legs and hold him upside down and slam him down onto the bed repeatedly.” Officer Meeks further reported that he saw VETTERS “hold Mickey upside down by all 4 legs and repeatedly slam Mickey's head into the bed frame.” VETTERS was also seen in the videos “extend both of his middle fingers toward Mickey when he leaves the room.”


Larissa told officers that VETTERS had never had permission to be in her room without her and that he did not normally go into her room.


Officer Meeks spoke with Investigator Eddins and she told him that the symptoms that Mickey had were consistent with significant injuries that he would have sustained from the abuse in the videos.


From all the court documents I have read, it appears that Mickey survived the ordeal but just to be certain, I have sent out a few emails to confirm that he is in fact still alive. I will post an update should I receive a response.


Voice For Us Disclaimer: This story is sourced from official news outlets. Links included.

Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.



VETTERS’ mugshot shared from the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.


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DAVID WESLEY KELSEY gifted with probation after his dog was found emaciated and covered in blood

- Texas, USA -


On Friday, February 24, 2023, 67-years-old DAVID WESLEY KELSEY (pictured), pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge of cruelty to animals and judge Robert Harper gifted him with a 3-year probation sentence.


On August 7, 2018, Abilene Police Department executed a search warrant at KELSEY’s home on Old Anson Road, with hopes of finding evidence related to an undisclosed street crime.


In the backyard on the property, officers saw a large dog who was bleeding from the nose, was also tethered to the porch and had minimal room to move. Officers reported that there was no food or water for the dog and the only shelter was a table and an old door.

Police also said that “Blood covered the dog’s lower front legs, its muzzle, and mouth.”


When officers questioned KELSEY about the dog, he gave different versions of the facts. He first said that he had no idea why his dog was bleeding. Then, he claimed he could not afford to take his dog to the veterinarian but investigators were able to prove that was false.


Animal control removed the dog and took him/her to Animal Health and Medical Center where Dr. Allen J. Bolt, DVM, diagnosed a severe case of heart worm. According to Dr. Bolt, the dog had been infected for at least a year. He also rated the furbaby 2 out of 9 on the emaciation scale.


KELSEY was released from custody after posting a $5,000 bond.


I have sent out several emails to find more about the furvictim. If I get responses, I will post an update.


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Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.



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