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A disturbed Buddhist monk in Thailand has confessed to adopting cats via Facebook and beating them to death. Yesterday, the burned carcasses of 18 cats were dug up from behind his living quarters at a temple in Chachoengsao province. Watchdog Thailand Foundation (WDT), an animal rights charity, reported a horrific discovery of animal cruelty at …

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"Disturbed" is an understatement. Psycho killer is more appropriate. No doubt he would move to humans next. He needs to be put down.

Shame on his fellow monks for not contacting authorities earlier. Two years is a long time to see and not report someone doing this.

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