Cat killer jailed for stabbing estranged wife's pet

“Blaming Bi-Polar Disorder as an excuse is not good enough and not very wise, anyone can blame or lay blame for something but that does not make it right or correct or good. Putting blame on something or onto someone is easy to do, it is much harder to accept the blame and then take or make actions to correct that fault.

To inflict harm and to cause death to anyone and to an animal is wrong, morally and criminally. To do this for spite is indeed an act of purpose and done so with clarity and function. So so lay blame for this act at the foot of Bi-Polar is both ill-founded and silly. Does that anyone who has Bi-Polar 1, 2 or 3 may or will inflict death to an animal or person? - No, it does not and this dear reader is just an excuse to get a lesser sentance.

Andrew Beese did this disgusting act with malice, he had acted this out with intent, intent to cause his estranged partner grief. This is a fact.

The man himself may have mental health problems, but moreso, the heath profession and that of the court must also shoulder the responsibility to rehabilate this man and he, Andrew Beese must accept that what he did was of the gravest intent to cause hurt, harm, fear, death and inflict it with malice. This is NOT and I do repeat this, this is NOT a Bi-Polar issue and the PB disorder has been used as an excuse to obtain a lighter sentance. The court must have had a pyschological background check on Andrew Beese, if so, then the most likely issue is that this man did this dreadful act with pure and malicious intent. Therefore, he was incharge of his facilities and motor-functions which means he had purpose. Most likely Andrew Beese does suffer from a mental health issue and most like it is one of a personality disorder such as Narcissictic Personality Disorder:
Symptoms of this disorder include, but are not limited to:
Reacts to criticism with anger, shame, or humiliation
May take advantage of others to reach their own goals
Tends to exaggerate their own importance, achievements, and talents
Imagines unrealistic fantasies of success, beauty, power, intelligence, or romance
Requires constant attention and positive reinforcement from others
Easily becomes jealous
Lacks empathy and disregards the feelings of others
Obsessed with oneself
Mainly pursues selfish goals
Trouble keeping healthy relationships
Is easily hurt and rejected
Sets unrealistic goals
Wants "the best" of everything
Appears as tough-minded or unemotional

Overall, the court should have impossed a sentance that reflected the harm and suffering and wrong-doing. Fourteen weeks does seem short, but the man should have also had a life-ban on him iposed for having animals as well as undertake continual psychological assistance from forensic psychologists. That way Andrew Beese must come to terms with both his wrong-going and his problems with health and relationships.”

“Blaming Bi-Polar Disorder as an excuse is not good enough and not very wise, anyone can blame or lay blame for something but that does not make it right or correct or good. Putting blame on something or onto someone is easy to do, it is much harder to accept the blame and then take or make actions to correct that fault.

To inflict harm and to cause death to anyone and to an animal is wrong, morally and criminally. To do this for spite is indeed an act of purpose and done so with clarity and function. So so lay blame for this act at the foot of Bi-Polar is both ill-founded and silly. Does that anyone who has Bi-Polar 1, 2 or 3 may or will inflict death to an animal or person? - No, it does not and this dear reader is just an excuse to get a lesser sentance.

Andrew Beese did this disgusting act with malice, he had acted this out with intent, intent to cause his estranged partner grief. This is a fact.

The man himself may have mental health problems, but moreso, the heath profession and that of the court must also shoulder the responsibility to rehabilate this man and he, Andrew Beese must accept that what he did was of the gravest intent to cause hurt, harm, fear, death and inflict it with malice. This is NOT and I do repeat this, this is NOT a Bi-Polar issue and the PB disorder has been used as an excuse to obtain a lighter sentance. The court must have had a pyschological background check on Andrew Beese, if so, then the most likely issue is that this man did this dreadful act with pure and malicious intent. Therefore, he was incharge of his facilities and motor-functions which means he had purpose. Most likely Andrew Beese does suffer from a mental health issue and most like it is one of a personality disorder such as Narcissictic Personality Disorder:
Symptoms of this disorder include, but are not limited to:
Reacts to criticism with anger, shame, or humiliation
May take advantage of others to reach their own goals
Tends to exaggerate their own importance, achievements, and talents
Imagines unrealistic fantasies of success, beauty, power, intelligence, or romance
Requires constant attention and positive reinforcement from others
Easily becomes jealous
Lacks empathy and disregards the feelings of others
Obsessed with oneself
Mainly pursues selfish goals
Trouble keeping healthy relationships
Is easily hurt and rejected
Sets unrealistic goals
Wants "the best" of everything
Appears as tough-minded or unemotional

Overall, the court should have impossed a sentance that reflected the harm and suffering and wrong-doing. Fourteen weeks does seem short, but the man should have also had a life-ban on him iposed for having animals as well as undertake continual psychological assistance from forensic psychologists. That way Andrew Beese must come to terms with both his wrong-going and his problems with health and relationships.”

“Over the top or what,beat the **** out of someone,mug them and steal from them and get a rap over the knuckels,kill vermon and get jailed.
GET IT THE RIGHT WAY ROUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

“14 weeks? thats pathetic!! should be at least 5 years!! or maybe somebody would like to stab him and throw him over a fence or lock him up and throw away the key!! I hope he suffers a rough 14 weeks inside.

Illness shouldnt always be used as an excuse for pre meditated incidents. Thank heavens for the RSPCA but what about the people who were standing there when he stabbed the poor cat? maybe somebody could have rescued the cat and taken her to a vet to give her some chance of recovery but then some people dont have the intelligence to help animals.”

“That's a typical 'freed' woman reaction, -- been there felt the emotion, it will be later she will grieve for her beloved cat and the hate for him will set in.

Can someone tell me why all murderers aren't on the end of a rope?”

“That's a typical 'freed' woman reaction, -- been there felt the emotion, it will be later she will grieve for her beloved cat and the hate for him will set in.

Can someone tell me why all murderers aren't on the end of a rope?”

“I'm bipolar but I wouldn't dream of doing something so downright bloody evil. Lame excuse.
A nasty bitter spiteful little man. I loathe his behaviour.
As people have stated on this site before, how many killers/torturers of animals go on to do it to humans? So angry he wasn't sentenced for longer.
Sick. Sick. SICK!”

“Good, although at the rate they are swiftly released long before they are supposed to be these days, he will probably meet himself coming out on his way in. As for his estranged wife pleading for leniency, she must have a screw loose, bi-polar my backside, it was sheer spite against her, I wouldn't be at all forgiving if that was my cat. At least he is where he belongs.”