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While we're extremely reluctant to base our entire philosophy around the teachings of a TV show, it's telling that Mindhunter constantly refers to one macabre pattern of behaviour; anyone that hurts, maims, or kills an animal is likely to harbour homicidic tendencies. Well, in Netflix's new three-part true crime series, Don't F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer, this deduction proves to be accurate. The documentary starts with a mysterious person posting a horrific video of him asphyxiating two cats with vacuum-sealed bags and a vacuum cleaner. The cruel act brings together a team of online amateur sleuths, who are determined to bring this cat killer to justice. The killer in question is Canadian man Luka Magnotta. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x41SMm-9-i4 After torturing and murdering these animals, Magnotta then murdered and dismembered a Chinese student named Jun Lin, who he met on a gay Internet dating site. He then proceeds to mail the body parts to different institutes, as an attention-seeking stunt. Encouraged by the attention he's receiving, the killer continues posting ever more disturbing videos, eventually crossing into murder. From the producers of The Imposter and Silk Road, Don't F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer is now available on Netflix.