Scene of the crime.
The victim.
The victim's statement to authorities.
I was minding my own business, walking to the door when suddenly...kapow! He purposely jumped on the back of the chair, causing it to fall over and flatten me. I didn't even have time to yelp for help.
Yes, I can identify him from a photograph.
At trial the enraged victim confronts the alleged perpetrator, demanding justice. The suspect enters a plea of not guilty and exercises his right to remain silent.
Cause submitted. Evidence adduced.
Final Disposition: No physical evidence and no eyewitness accounts. Facts insufficient to find beyond a reasonable doubt that defendent committed the offense. Case dismissed.
He-he
11 comments:
Judge Judi... I think you should go before Judge Judi.
I agree with Frankie. Justice has not been served.
Blessings,
Goose
Oh my goodness, call the authorities
Benny & Lily
Me thinks the cat rules! Dogs should watch where they is going!
Kisses
Nellie
BOL!!! This is too funny! But how come the cats always win?! BOL!!
Licks,
Ruthie
Innocent until proven guilty! LOL!
Those sneaky cats get away with everything, LOL. When Mum was a little girl she went to see Lady and the Tramp and loved the Siamese cats, soooo naughty!
Dip Bridge and Elliot x
Oh my goodness that was a fix up. We want justice! We demand a re-trial! HOL! Have a great Tuesday.
Best wishes Molly
This was a wonderful smile inducer. Great approach that could be incorporated into a book for pet lovers ;)
You got off lucky this time Bogey! Watch your back!
Well, he *is* way too cute to be guilty....
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