A mass grave of dead cats has been discovered in a garden in Coventry, England,with suspicions that a cat killer is on the loose.

The $30 million question: Who is behind the cat killings?

The investigation is being led by the RSPCA, with the police also involved.. A local woman, Paula Singleton, who is an animal lover and owner of ten cats, made the horrific discovery after a young boy found a dead cat floating in the tank.

She has been left traumatized by the experience and is struggling to come to terms with what happened to her missing cat, Ginger Nut, which was found among the remains .

16 felines, 16 questions

The remains of at least 16 felines have been found in a 20ft-long concrete water tank, with some showing signs of mutilation. the RSPCA has appealed for anyone with information about the deaths to come forward, and the police are urging anyone with evidence to contact them.

The case has raised questions about the welfare of animals in the area and the need for greater protection and support for animal owners and welfare organizations .

Exotic animals and a history of neglect

The abandoned property where the tank was found has a history of being used to house exotic animals, including piranhas, and some have speculated that the killer may have been motivated by a desire to target specific animals or to make a statement.

The investigation is ongoing, and the community is waiting with bated breath for answers.

Community in shock, calling for greater support

Paula Singleton is trying to come to terms with the trauma she has experienced and is calling for greater support and protection for animal owners and welfare organizations .

She has been left feeling vulnerable and scared, and is urging others to be vigilant and to look out for any signs of animal cruelty.