Prisoner # 9128, also known as P.P. Kent
P.P. Kent has served three out of an eighteen-year stretch for racketeering, illegal gambling, and violence upon an ostrich. The people of Colorido believe that the severity of his sentence has more to do with the discovery of a particular perversion, not necessarily the crimes that he was arrested for. You see, P.P. Kent enjoys tormenting the owners of lost pets. He calls them late at night from a pay phone and says things like, “I saw your missing dog sign in the park, and I want you to know I got your dog and he ain’t coming home,” before hanging up.
Prisoner # 9128, also known as P.P. Kent
P.P. Kent has served three out of an eighteen-year stretch for racketeering, illegal gambling, and violence upon an ostrich. The people of Colorido believe that the severity of his sentence has more to do with the discovery of a particular perversion, not necessarily the crimes that he was arrested for. You see, P.P. Kent enjoys tormenting the owners of lost pets. He calls them late at night from a pay phone and says things like, “I saw your missing dog sign in the park, and I want you to know I got your dog and he ain’t coming home,” before hanging up.