Florida mail carrier accused of snatching pets on route

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Gail Giustino, 77, allegedly collected cats from her mail route in Stuart; sheriff calls it the worst hoarding case he's seen

The "worst animal hoarding case" a Florida sheriff has ever seen is now expanding as more animals are being recovered.

Some of the rescued animals already have been reunited with owners who said they’d given up hope of ever seeing them again.

Gail Giustino, a 77-year-old mail carrier, was arrested July 20 after authorities found more than 100 animals held in feces-filled cages in her Stuart home. She’d been "collecting cats" she found along her mail route, Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek said.

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An etiquette expert has ripped into those who think it's a good idea to relieve themselves at musicians' concerts.

The latest incident took place in Dunedin, New Zealand, when a Devilskin concert was thrown into chaos after an attendee suffered an unfortunate accident in the middle of a moshpit, transforming what began as an ordinary night out into what concertgoers described as a "night-ruiner."

The incident unfolded several songs into the band's set at the University of Otago's Union Hall on Saturday, July 25. Eyewitnesses said the atmosphere had been perfectly normal for a heavy metal show until one fan lost control of their bowels during a medical emergency, leaving feces on the floor in the heart of the crowd. It comes after the heavy metal band offered their fans a "diaper of doom" following the incident.

Rather than immediately leaving the area, the individual tried to clear the mess with his foot, inadvertently spreading it further across the mosh pit, according to eyewitnesses.

Before security could fully intervene, unsuspecting concertgoers wandered into the affected area, spreading the stench through the crowd.

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Paul Martin and Tony 'Nail' Vincent of Devilskin performing onstage
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One concertgoer told ODT that "the smell triggered lots of people to then vomit," setting off a rapid chain reaction as more and more people succumbed.

"People started spewing in response to that," she added, explaining how the combination of smells caused the situation to spiral out of control, according to the outlet.

This shocking incident follows a similar event involving urine at a Morgan Wallen gig, which resulted in an eight-year-old being "peed on" by a fully grown man, and Olivia Rodrigo admitting that she can smell fans' feces from the stage at some of her concerts in an interview.

In light of all the poop and wee saga, etiquette expert Jo Hayes has shared her thoughts and feelings. Speaking exclusively to the Irish Star, Jo began, "It is absolutely appalling, grotesque, barbaric behavior. Disgusting to the nth degree.

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Morgan Wallen was another victim to deal with unhinged fans
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"The offending individuals ought to be fined and banned from concerts/venues going forward. It is astoundingly unfair for the musicians, bands, and fellow concert-goers, ruining the experience in the most disgusting, stomach-churning way."

"And, it’s also a public health issue," she went on to point out. "Public defecation and urine pose a health risk for those in the vicinity ... - both physical, mental, and emotional. And, of course, it requires someone to clean it up."

Jo also suggested that fans who commit such atrocities should be "banned," as she continued, "Going forward, they should be handed the cleaning supplies and made to clean up the mess, under the watchful eye of security and the cleaning staff."

"The public shame of it will help deter them from doing it again in the future," she speculated. The expert concluded by going on to point out, "Musicians, and fellow concert goers, do not deserve such disrespect ... and they shouldn’t have to dampen the mood of their concert by announcing anything from stage to ‘stop it’

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