CERCHI NEL GRANO

Have no idea what  the point was to this barbarity. The Beijing Morning Post a couple of days ago ran a story entitled "High heels crush a kitten's head" which reported on speculation about Hangzhou, and information about the relevancy (or lack thereof) of the law. It also mentioned a story about 10,000 RMB in donations for a cat whose owner burnt its ears off last week.

Guess what? China does not have any laws to protect small animals, and therefore killing a cat is not illegal.

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Here's an update: Apparently they're stomping on dogs, frogs and rabbits. Another reason why Sir Paul won't be gracing China with his presence; wish I could boycott China too but I'm stuck here...

Apparently there is also a video clip which recorded the sound as well with a number of other participants, including the photographer and many females in their 20's and 30's enacting the roles of sadistic killers. This video refers to a website: www.crushworld.net whichregistered to "gainmas" with mailbox info@winfox.com, an address on Academy Road in Hangzhou and telephone number 0571-8886XXX.  A Google search on the telephone phone found three listings, one being at Silver Fox Technology at the same Hangzhou address.
According to a search on ebay.com.cn, the individual by the name of "gainmas" purchased a pair of 12cm-high-heeled shoes on January 3, 2005.  "Gainmas" has a Zhejiang car registration for a silver-grey Mazda automobile license number Zhejiang A/2F7XX and there is even a link to a photo of the automobile
A netizen has found the QQ number (3167793XX) for the 37-year-old female from Hubei.  The QQ self-description is "I angrily trample to death everything that belongs to you and me."

(Sleuthing by Tanya at http://www14.tianya.cn/publicforum/Content/free/1/617666.shtml)