The Purrminator: “I thought it would be funny.”

An English woman took a cat and dumped it in a garbage can, but thankfully his owner got the event on video tape and rescued the cat 15 hours after it happened, before the cat was unloaded into a garbage truck.

What does the 45-year-old banker have to say about it?

“I thought it would be funny,” says Mary.

To bad she doesn’t realize her actions and behavior on the hidden camera give her true intentions away. Isn’t it amazing what body language, and behavior say even without words?

If she was any decent human being at all, she’d at least fess up to her cold and callous sins, instead of tell us the rubbish she thought it would be funny. That’s no laughing matter. One thing is for sure, you get what you give in this world and Mary is getting hers now — infamy for being a cold heart beast. It is the cat that is loved!

Expression of the Day

NEW YORK - AUGUST 24: A trader works on the floor during afternoon trading at the New York Stock Exchange on August 24, 2010 in New York City. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 133.96 points or 1.3% on news that U.S. home sales have fallen to their lowest level in 15 years. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Can you tell what this man is feeling?

Unsolved Mysteries Backyard Bones

A reader sent this clip to me from Unsolved Mysteries. I thought it was a fascinating story. Feel free to share your thoughts below and I will share mine in the coming days [Thoughts Here].

Unexplained Payments to Mum of Kiesha Abrahams

Businessman stacking blocks

News outlets are reporting that that police in Sydney are looking to find the source of six cash payments of $500 and $600 made to Kristi Abrahams and Robert Smith in the weeks leading up to Kiesha’s disappearance.

This is an interesting twist in the case. If the news stories are true, everyone will be questioning if Kiesha’s mum and step-dad sold their daughter in exchange for money. Could she have been sold into the sex trade?

It’s horrible to think about.

To read my original thoughts of Kristi Abrahams and Robert Smith, click here.

Expression of the Day

A woman cries as Tai Nguyen, brother of Nam Nguyen who died after he was beaten by Vietnamese police, testifies before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission hearing regarding religious freedom in Vietnam on Capitol Hill in Washington on August 18, 2010.  UPI/Roger L. Wollenberg Photo via Newscom

What do you see when you look at this woman’s eyes?