Two teenagers in Ruislip have pleaded guilty to the torture and killing of two innocent kittens—a crime involving knives, scissors, a blowtorch, and sadistic violence. One kitten was even found hanging from a tree.

 

These individuals are due to be sentenced on June 23rd, 2025, at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court—yet their identities are being protected by outdated anonymity laws under the Children and Young Persons Act 1933.

 

Why should sadists be shielded by the law?

When cruelty is this calculated, this evil, the public deserves to know who is capable of such acts. We believe:

 

Anonymity should be lifted when there is clear evidence of premeditated, violent behaviour
Mandatory custodial sentences must be introduced for extreme animal cruelty
A national animal abuser register must be created to protect the public and vulnerable animals from repeat offenders

 

 

This was not a one-off mistake. It was a deliberate act of pure evil. If the justice system won’t act, the public will hold it accountable.

 

We call on the court to:

 

Lift anonymity protections in the Ruislip cat torture case
Ensure the maximum sentence is imposed
Send a message that sadistic abuse will not be tolerated or hidden in the UK

 

 

These monsters cannot be allowed to quietly slip back into society with their names hidden. The public has a right to know. And the victims deserve justice.