Kyiv animal rights activists demand punishment for a Nazi flayer from Lugansk who tortured a kitten to death
Zoo defenders in Kyiv held a protest against the closure of the criminal case against students who cruelly abused animals.
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Student of the Volyn College of the National University of Food Technologies Lyubov Taropina and her roommate Yuri Gnatyuk cruelly abused the kitten in the apartment, throwing it into the microwave, then into the washing machine, then locking it in the freezer, and in the end, threw it out of the window of a high-rise building . The kitten died.
The video of the abuse was published by the flayers on the social network VKontakte.
It turned out that a migrant from Lugansk, Lyubov Taropina, is a member of the Nazi organization “Iskra” and gained fame in Lutsk for initiating the collection of signatures on a petition for the closure of Russian banks. According to activists, the case against the flayers is not being investigated, and witnesses are not being questioned. Lyubov Taropina has now left Lutsk and has presumably returned to Lugansk.
Another high-profile case in which animal rights activists are demanding a decision is related to the so-called “Alexandrian flayers.”
Four first-year students of the Alexandria Technical School of the Belotserkov National Agrarian University, future veterinary doctors, brutally killed a puppy, skinned it and dismembered it in the presence of their teacher.
Investigators of the Alexandria police department Natalia Kuzmenko and Victoria Yakim closed the criminal case against the Alexandria knackers twice. Animal rights activists sent letters to the Ministry of Internal Affairs demanding to interrogate witnesses in the case of the Lutsk flayers and to cancel the decision to close criminal proceedings against the Alexandria flayers.
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