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Newfoundland man admits he stabbed family cat to death in the kitchen sink

A vet determined the cat died from a stab wound to its chest, likely from a single-edged blade. Global News File

A Newfoundland man has pleaded guilty to killing his pet cat by stabbing it in the kitchen sink.

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John Duff admitted the crime, saying the cat was 14 years old, elderly and obese.

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Duff’s son called police last Oct. 13 to report the family cat – Oreo – was dead.

When police arrived, the deceased animal was outside the Goulds, N.L., home and officers found blood and cat fur in the kitchen sink.

A vet determined the cat died from a stab wound to its chest, likely from a single-edged blade.

The 54-year-old Duff represented himself in court Friday, pleading guilty to one count of killing or injuring an animal.

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