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Posted by on July 26, 2006, 5:59 am
>Hi, I wanted to update everyone about this problem, which I first posted in
February.
>The bad smell has been located.
>
>A few days ago, a couple of construction friends of my homeowner friend came
over
>and removed a section of sheetrock from the corner of the dining room closest
to
>the garage. Right away, they spotted a long line of beetles moving inside the
wall.
>They followed the beetles upward to see where they were feeding. They found a
large,
>black, dead cat lodged in the wall. It looks like the cat entered through the
garage
>and entered the wall (it was wintertime in Minnesota) between the ceiling of
the
>dining room and the floor of the bedroom above....and he got trapped. This
explains
>why the smell didn't go away, even after five months.
>
>I told my friend just a few weeks ago to borrow the neighbor's hunting dog to
sniff
>arouond, but he didn't take action. He's at work all day, and his wife stays
home,
>so it wasn't so urgent for him. Anyway, a couple of construction worker
friends from
>church convinced him to open up the sheetrock, and the mystery was solved.
>
>I'm really glad they won't have to put up with that lousy smell any more.
Sometimes,
>you just have to get in there and tear things apart.
>
>Thanks for all your suggestions!
>Scott
Now that you posted this, PETA will be after you for animal cruelty.
You might even be arrested if they can manage to find you guilty, and
they will. You may as well go to www.peta.org and confess to them .
They might let you off easily for admitting that you murdered that
cat.
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