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Beo Crescent community cat allegedly tortured & murdered, caretaker appeals for witnesses
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Mandy How , as published by Mothership
· September 18, 2026
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On Sep. 17, En En was found lifeless by his feeder in the neighbourhood of Beo Crescent, where he had lived for eight years. The community cat was described as a "handsome, quiet, gentle and affectionate" boy who had never harmed anyone. Photo via Charlotte Chang/Facebook Tortured in the past The...
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Key points 17, En En was found lifeless by his feeder in the neighbourhood of Beo Crescent, where he had lived for eight years. Photo via Charlotte Chang/Facebook Tortured in the past The...
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What is this story about? On Sep. 17, En En was found lifeless by his feeder in the neighbourhood of Beo Crescent, where he had lived for eight years. The community cat was described as a "handsome, quiet, gentle and affectionate" boy who had never harmed anyone. Photo via Charlotte Chang/Facebook Tortured in the past The...
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