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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Animal cruelty charges
2. Legal proceedings waived
An Upper Darby woman accused of torturing animals for social media likes has waived formal arraignment on four counts of aggravated cruelty to animals. Anigar Monsee, 28, was arrested after reports from PETA about a content creator torturing and killing animals on her YouTube channel. Monsee allegedly mutilated live animals on camera, including frogs, rabbits, a pigeon, and a chicken. Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt called the acts “barbaric” and disturbing. Monsee’s bail was reduced to $200,000 unsecured, and she is scheduled for a pretrial conference in April. The case has sparked outrage and calls for justice in the community.
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1. Woman charged with animal cruelty skips arraignment
2. Suspect in animal abuse case opts out of arraignment appearance
An Upper Darby woman has been in the spotlight recently for a disturbing case of animal cruelty that has shocked the community. Anigar Monsee, 28, was charged with torturing animals for likes on social media, a heinous act that has garnered widespread condemnation.
Arrest and Investigation
Monsee’s arrest on January 20 came after Upper Darby detectives received reports from the animal rights organization PETA about a content creator in the township engaging in animal abuse on her YouTube channel. The YouTube account, known as “Motheranddaughter,” featured graphic videos of a woman torturing animals in unimaginable ways.
According to the criminal complaint filed by Upper Darby Detective Kevin Gamber, Monsee was seen in the videos torturing animals by slowly disemboweling them while they were still alive. She was also accused of severing the animals’ necks with a dull knife, causing them immense suffering.
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One particularly disturbing video allegedly showed Monsee carving open three live frogs’ stomachs and removing their organs while singing a twisted version of “Happy Birthday.” Other videos depicted similar acts of cruelty towards rabbits, a pigeon, and a chicken.
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Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt described the videos as “barbaric” and expressed shock at the level of cruelty displayed. He commended PETA for bringing the matter to their attention and vowed to hold Monsee accountable for her actions.
Legal Proceedings
Monsee waived a preliminary hearing and formal arraignment on four counts of aggravated cruelty to animals. She is now scheduled for a pretrial conference before Common Pleas Court Judge Mary Alice Brennan on April 29. Her bail was reduced to $200,000 unsecured, and she is currently on GPS monitoring.
Despite the disturbing nature of the videos, Bernhardt expressed hope that Monsee’s prosecution would send a strong message against animal cruelty. He emphasised the importance of holding individuals accountable for such inhumane acts.
Conclusion
The case of Anigar Monsee has shocked the community and sparked outrage over the issue of animal cruelty. The graphic videos posted on social media have raised awareness about the need to protect animals from harm and ensure that those who engage in such acts face consequences for their actions.
As the legal proceedings continue, the community awaits justice for the innocent animals who suffered at the hands of Monsee. It serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and empathy towards all living beings.
Reporter Pete Bannan contributed to this story.
