Sharon McDonough Had Her Very Own Pet Cemetery

Long Island – Last Thursday, the guys from Rescue Ink: Unleashed got a call about a disturbing case of animal cruelty. The cast, a bunch of big, schmexy, tattooed, biker types who strive to save stolen and abused animals, headed out to the home of 43-year-old Sharon McDonough. Upon discovery of five dogs in the home, crammed into cages, malnourished and neglected, the crew put in a call to the SPCA. Further investigation revealed that the five dogs inside the home were just the tip of the iceberg. The SPCA returned to Sharon’s home SaturdaySaturday reviews morning armed with a search warrant and some shovels – they wanted to start digging in her back yard. And dig they did, unearthing the remains of as many as 20 cats and dogs. [Read more...]

Vincent Pizzonia Needs A Hand

NORTH BABYLON, Long Island – An explosion rocked a Long Island neighborhood when an explosive device Vincent Pizzonia, 17, was working on the basement of his parent’s home, accidentally exploded. The boy was injured and initial reports state that his parents took him to Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip, and that he blew off one of his hands. Police had to bring in the Suffolk County Police Department’s Arson Squad as they found bomb making material and explosive devices on the premises. The the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has now gotten involved as well, so I imagine Vinnie has some ’splainin’ to do as do the parents for not realizing their teen was in the basement making homemade bombs..
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Three Kids Tortured By Terrible Trio

Long Island, NY- A tip to CPS ended the sickening abuse and neglect of three small children last Thursday. InsideInside reviews the home of 37-year old Tara Graham, an unattended 20-month old boy was found covered in filth and human waste. The boy, Tara’s grandson, was taken from the home by CPS and police arrested Tara Graham and charged her uncooperative ass with Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Obstructing Governmental Administration and resisting arrest. I wish I could say that is the end of the story, but, unfortunately, I cannot. [Read more...]