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It all started on the 17 of november, i dont know if i said this already but he was an indoor cat, I used to take him outside for walks and exercise either at small parks where there were no dogs or our backyard, but otherwise we kept him in the house. I don't know how he got out but I'm guessing he took advantage of the wind that day and ran through an open door, he was very adventurous and curious and he'd always try to jump over the backyard walls to get a scope of his surroundings but he'd always come back , I guess that was the first tip I got that something was wrong, cause he never came back. I looked everywhere for him, I put up missing poster all over the neighbourhood and stores hoping someone had seen him, I'd even went through shady neighbourhoods and almost got molested, I wasn't in the most sane of states, I mean who would be? it had been at least four days but I didn't give up, I would never give up on him, here comes the painful part, on the first day he went missing I went to my neighbours to the left and told them about it, they said they would inform the house behind them, of course now I know they didn't give a shit because the house behind them was the house he was stuck in. four days later I did a patrol around my street to ask the neighbours If they had seen him yet, in comes the nogs, you see they tell me that they heard a cat in their supply closet, they also told me that the key to the supply closet was broken and they couldn't get it open, the nogs were tenants of this house and the the land lady lived further away. I begged them to let me break the door to get to my cat, I even said that I would pay for the expenses, but they said no instead they let me in to check out the room from the outside, I was immediately suspicious about their claims because when I did my hello call he didn't answer, and he would always answer.Chances are that he was already dead but they lied about him being alive so they could get the reward money.
