Date: March 16th, 2007 3:13 PM Author: Aromatic Transparent Circlehead Chad
that's a very good question, and one that can only be answered by Alex Atkind, Cornell Student who tortures dogs. I saw a picture that is supposedly him taking a keg stand, but it's unclear if Alex Atkind, Cornell Student who tortures dogs enjoys keg stands more than torturing dogs.
Date: March 16th, 2007 3:29 PM Author: lilac step-uncle's house queen of the night
beating an animal until the skin slides off it's skull, and pouring bleach on its genitals and in its eyes and on its wounds constitutes torture? are you sure? maybe he's a republican? they use different definitions you know.
Date: March 16th, 2007 3:32 PM Author: plum galvanic jap
Are you insinuating that Alexander Atkinds, Cornell dog torturer, is ALSO a member of the Cornell Young Republicans?
Is the ability to torture dogs (which Cornell student Alex Atkinds certainly has) valued by Republicans? I thought they preferred to use dogs to torture people?
Date: March 16th, 2007 3:21 PM Author: Aromatic Transparent Circlehead Chad
Are you talking about Alex Atkind, Cornell Student who tortures dogs? From what I could tell, Alex Atkind, Cornell Student who tortures dogs is a law student at Cornell who recently was given a misdemeanor for torturing a dog.
He is also known Alexander H. Atkind, of 710 Stewart Ave., Apt. 8 and of Lexington, Mass and is best known for torturing dogs. His friends know him better as Alex Atkind, Cornell Student who tortures dogs.
Date: March 16th, 2007 3:23 PM Author: plum galvanic jap
While we may not yet know if Alex Atkind, Cornell Dog Torturer, is employed or what, exactly his major is, we can certianly say that Alex Atkind is a student of dog torturing and practices in-between classes at Cornell.
Here is a more interesting question: To become a dog torturer, did Alex Atkind (a Cornell student) have to first practice on smaller animals, or was Alex Atkind so good at torturing that he was able to begin torturing dogs immediately?
Date: March 16th, 2007 3:26 PM Author: lilac step-uncle's house queen of the night
people. please be sure to link to the article whenever possible. otherwise this just sounds like baseless attacks -- which i like, but have less credibility for someone using, say, google.
I am betting that most of the people who would be googling "Alex Atkind" (a cornell student who minors in the torturing of dogs) would already be somewhat familiar with his eagerness to beat and chemically burn cannines (in short: torture dogs) even though he (Alex Atkind) is a Cornell Student.
Date: March 16th, 2007 6:28 PM Author: Electric Black Rigpig Nibblets
Has it been confirmed that Alex Atkind, Cornell Student, and dog torturer extraordinaire is a law student? Do you think when Alex Atkid, Cornell Student and Dog Torturer, graduates he will carry business cards that read "Alex Atkind, Dog-Torturer-at-Law" or perhaps "Alex Atkind, Cornell Alum and Dog Torturer, Esq. (I know a thing or two about the law)"
This post about Alex Atkind, Cornell Law Dog Tortuer, is funny. I wonder if Alex Atkind, the Law Student of Cornell and Guy who loves to Torture Dogs, would find it more amusing than torturing a dog?
Alex Atkind, the Cornell law student who tortured a dog, scraping off skin from its skull and pouring detergent and bleach all over it, is a pretty creepy guy.
ITHACA — A 23-year-old Cornell student from the Boston area, taking care of another person's dog for a night, was charged with beating it and pouring bleach on it, leaving it with diminished eyesight for life, the Ithaca Police Department said.
Alexander H. Atkind, 23, of 710 Stewart Ave., Apt. 8 and of Lexington, Mass., was charged with “overdriving, torturing and injuring animals” in violation of a section of the state Agriculture and Markets law. The offense is a misdemeanor. He was released with a ticket to appear in Ithaca City Court on Wednesday, March 21.
According to an Ithaca police report, the case began when the owner of the dog contacted the police department at 4 a.m. Saturday, March 10. The dog's owner told the investigating officer he'd left his dog, later identified as a black-and-white, 30-pound Labrador-pit bull mix named Princess, in the care of Atkind while spending Thursday night, March 8, at a family member's house.
On Friday, March 9, the dog's owner talked to Atkind on the phone, who said the dog had chewed on a speaker wire Atkind owned. Atkind told the owner he'd beaten Princess, and poured bleach and laundry detergent on her, but the dog was all right. Late Friday, the owner came home and found the dog severely beaten and called police.
The officer found the apartment and kennel area in disarray, with dog food, bleach and detergent spilled. The dog had a laceration 1 inch by 2 inches wide, and some of its skull was showing through, according to the officer's report. He called the Cornell University veterinary hospital and took the dog there for evaluation. The next day, he was told by the attending veterinarian that the dog suffered chemical burns to its face, eyes, back, groin area and paws. It would likely have diminished eyesight the rest of its life, and it had blood in its stool, probably from ingesting some bleach by licking itself.
The officer called Atkind, who admitted beating the dog, and agreed to come talk further at police headquarters, according to the police report. There, he was formally charged but refused to speak further without an attorney present. He was given a ticket for city court and released.
The officer noted in his report that Atkind acted “cocky and arrogant” and “made numerous comments that this incident meant nothing to him, that he would do it again, and that he knows how the criminal justice system works, and guaranteed me the prosecution of this case would result in an ACD in City Court.” The reference is to an “adjournment in contemplation of dismissal,” in which a judge typically tells a defendant to stay out of trouble for a period of time and the case will be dismissed.
The case drew the attention of the Tompkins County SPCA, which sent out a press release saying that, according to a 1997 study done by the Massachusetts SPCA and Northeastern University, animal abusers are five times more likely to commit violent crimes against people and four times more likely to commit property crimes than individuals without a history of animal abuse.
Princess is recovering, and has been treated at the veterinary hospital, according to Tompkins County SPCA Executive Director Abigail Smith. She was heading home with her owner Thursday afternoon, Smith said.
Do you think Alex Atkind, the Cornell Law student who tortured a dog knows Jon Schoenwetter, the drunk-driving Notre Dame Law student who almost killed someone?
Also, should Cornell kick him out of school? What say you?
Do you think dog torture will pose any Character and Fitness problems for Alex Atkind, Cornell Law Student known for torturing dogs by beating them and pouring chemicals on their wounds?
In all seriousness. WTF kind of a sicko beats a dog and then says, "Hey, I know what I'll do. I'll pour bleach on the dogs wounds to make it feel the same pain I felt when the fucker ate my SPEAKER WIRE!"
Date: March 16th, 2007 7:28 PM Author: rambunctious avocado dysfunction
This is the first I've heard of Alex Atkind, the dog torturing Cornell law student, but I look forward to further updates, which hopefully do not involve the torturing of more dogs by known dog torturer Alex Atkind of Cornell Law School.
Date: March 16th, 2007 8:07 PM Author: ivory tanning salon son of senegal
Now wait a minute. Many posters are claiming that Cornell student and dog torturer Alex Atkind is a student at Cornell LAW.
All the articles I have read say that Cornell student Alex Atkind, who tortures dogs, is simply a student at Cornell (could be u'grad, grad, law--it's unclear).
Do we have confirmation that dog tourturer Alex Atkind attends Cornell law?
Date: March 16th, 2007 11:14 PM Author: iridescent national half-breed
The article states that Alex Atkind, Cornell student and future dog torturer-at-law, is 23 years old. While it's possible that Alex Atkind, Cornell student and dog torturer, is a dumbshit fuckup in his fifth year of undergraduate studies, it seems more likely that Alex Atkind, of of 710 Stewart Ave., Apt. 8 and of Lexington, Mass., who attends Cornell and pours bleach onto the head of dogs, is a student at Cornell Law.
I just called Alex Atkind, Cornell Law student and dog torturer, and asked him for some legal advice. He was not amused. I retorted that he better not fall asleep tonight.
Judging by his Facebook friends, Alex Atkind, Cornell student who tortured a dog, scraping off skin from its skull and pouring detergent and bleach all over it, is a Cornell undergraduate dog torturer.
Date: March 16th, 2007 11:33 PM Author: iridescent national half-breed
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Date: March 17th, 2007 5:26 PM Author: iridescent national half-breed
Are any Cornell Law posters currently online who can verify whether Alexander H. Atkind, Cornell student and torturer of dogs, is in fact a student at Cornell Law?
Date: March 17th, 2007 8:53 PM Author: Odious twisted stage
Don't think so. Doesn't sound like he did anything that comes close to what would fall under the definition of "torture" as applied by those who are presently running the Justice Department.