PUNISH Reed Mathew Compton accused of burning pet dog to death in wood stove
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To: Midland County District Court Judge Stephen P. Carras
We the undersigned request that Reed Mathew Compton is held fully accountable and punished harshly if found guilty of the death of his pet dog " Miss Kitty".
Miss Kitty was thrown whilst alive into a wood stove.
Reed Mathew Compton, 39, was charged with one felony count of killing or torturing...
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PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE THIS PETITION...this man needs to face punishment for this disgusting act of cruelty!
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A Hope Township man accused of killing his pet dog by placing it inside a burning wood stove has been sent for a forensic psychiatric exam to determine if he is competent to stand trial.
Reed Mathew Compton, 39, was charged with one felony count of killing or torturing animals, which is punishable by up to four years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The incident occurred on Dec. 19 at Compton's East Shaffer Road home, and was investigated by the Midland County Sheriff's Office.
The transcript of a preliminary hearing conducted on Jan. 11 before Midland County District Court Judge Stephen P. Carras records the words of the only witness, Compton's father, Robert Compton.
Robert testified he was at his son's home to help cut wood and his son's dog — named Miss Kitty — was running around, had dug in the grass and approached the road a couple times. Reed called the dog back, and decided to put it inside the house, which he did alone.
Robert said after being outside a few minutes cutting wood alone, he went into the home and found strange noises coming from the wood stove. He described the noises as "a scratching, rumbling a little bit," and said he asked Reed if there was a chimney fire.
"And he said, 'No, I just throwed my dog in there,'" Robert recalled his son's words. Robert testified he was stunned and scared by the incident, so he left. Once he returned to his own home, he called mental health, and was advised to call 911.
NEWS STORY LINKS:http://www.ourmidland.com/police_and_courts/article_6db35f4b-1be3-5254-a527-a479cfb3e217.html
http://www.examiner.com/article/michigan-man-accused-of-burning-dog-alive-woodstove
This has been bound over,Compton is being evaluated to see if he is competent to stand trial.
The case#13-5316-FH,Judge Lauderbach presiding.
All future information can be seen on
www.co.midland.mi.us if it ever goes to trial.
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Update #1
Posted by Jayne Cvetanoski (Campaign Leader) on Feb 6Update on this monster!
The Prosecuting ATTY name who is handling the Compton case is -ERIK S. H. WALLEN
Still working on trial date, assigned judge who is different then the judge who bound him over to stand felony charges....
PROS. ATTY: ERIK S. H. WALLEN
(989) 832-6731
e-mail...ewallen@co.midland.mi.us
DA office address....c/o ADA Erik S.H. Wallen
301 W. Main ST Midland Mi 48640.
Phone: (989) 832-6722 Fax: (989) 832-6393
Will keep updated!
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