Posted by Tiffany White on animal petitions.org
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Target: Neal Pinkston, District Attorney General of Hamilton County, TN
Goal: Prosecute man accused of killing pet dog with sledgehammer to the fullest extent.
A defenseless dog was allegedly killed in a brutal act of animal cruelty. After noise complaints from a neighbor, police arrived at the residence of Michael Justin Wall. Outside, they made a grisly discovery. A deceased dog reportedly lay in a pool of blood, with a sledgehammer and a plastic bag beside him.
When the police questioned Wall, he reportedly confessed that he bludgeoned his pet repeatedly with a sledgehammer. Even more disturbing, he also apparently claimed that before this heinous act he had attempted to kill the dog with both a drug overdose and then by suffocating him with a plastic bag. Why did Wall supposedly say he subjected his own pet to such brutality? He allegedly told police the dog suffered from seizures. The suspect was charged with aggravated animal cruelty.
This poor animal endured pure agony in his final moments, allegedly at the hands of the person he trusted most. Sign the petition below to demand a proper punishment if Wall is found guilty, either in a psychiatric facility or in jail.
PETITION LETTER:
Dear Mr. Pinkston,
The case of Michael Justin Wall seemingly demonstrates the unimaginable cruelty still perpetrated against vulnerable animals. Wall reportedly confessed to attempting to strangle and overdose his pet dog before bludgeoning the poor animal to death. The prosecutor’s office has charged him with aggravated animal cruelty.
This charge seemingly implies that you do not believe Wall is mentally unfit. A psychiatric evaluation could determine his fitness. Whatever his mental state, he needs to be held accountable if found guilty. Please pursue a punishment that reflects the gravity and horror of this alleged offense.
Sincerely,
[Your Name Here]
Sign Petition Here: https://animalpetitions.org/1079167/justice-for-dog-allegedly-bludgeoned-with-sledgehammer/
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