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Clairvoyant purchases 'psychic cat' in Russia

By T.K. Randall
January 29, 2017 · Comment icon 14 comments

News of the mysterious moggy has gone viral in Russia. Image Credit: CC BY-SA 2.0 Airwolfhound
Owner Dmitry R ended up selling the metaphysical feline after it's 'abilities' drove him up the wall.
Dmitry had allegedly inherited the cat - which goes by the name 'Charles Utkins' - from his aunt when she died, however it wasn't long before he became aware that something was amiss.

"The doors to the rooms were closed, and the cat, shut away elsewhere, suddenly appears in the room from behind closed doors, although nobody let him go," he said.

"He reads minds, but the worst thing - he inspires thoughts. And these thoughts will be fulfilled, they are impossible to resist. He made me go shopping and buy what he needed."

"Before I met Utkins I... did not believe in supernatural things. But this creature managed to inspire me to thoughts and shame me to do what I do not want to do."
Fortunately, though, a solution to the problem would soon present itself in the form of a 'witch' from Novosibirsk who had heard about the cat and offered to buy it for the grand sum of $84,000.

"She is a clairvoyant, and came with all her paraphernalia," said Dmitry. "She closed the cat in the room, and then rapidly decided to buy it. She is strictly against journalists, so I cannot name her."

As for Utkins himself - it is understand that he has since become a part of her seances.

Whether or not he is still getting up to the same old tricks however remains unknown.

Source: Siberian Times | Comments (14)




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Comment icon #5 Posted by Stiff 8 years ago
Now why doesn't that surprise me? 
Comment icon #6 Posted by papageorge1 8 years ago
Because of my open yet critical mind.
Comment icon #7 Posted by Stiff 8 years ago
The paraphernalia is ready and waiting    
Comment icon #8 Posted by highdesert50 8 years ago
No, honestly, it's not my fault, the cat made me do it ...
Comment icon #9 Posted by Ad Astra Per Alas Porci 8 years ago
Cats are not supposed to be a domesticated species as the Toxoplasma gondii parasite plays all sorts of tricks with the mind. The main issue is that the severity has not been publicised on a mass scale as we don't yet know the true damage to us on exposure though there are various neurological studies that identifies the parasites prescence in humans.
Comment icon #10 Posted by MJNYC 8 years ago
I really did LOL. I just hope the kitty is ok.   Yes, the cat made him go buy him tons of toys, treats, food, beds and scratching posts.  Hmmmm, I guess my cat wins the psychic ability award because she has more "stuff" than I do!  Dogs have owners; cats have staff.
Comment icon #11 Posted by little_dreamer 8 years ago
Someone had a lot of money they needed to get rid of?
Comment icon #12 Posted by papageorge1 8 years ago
Can you possibly supply what lost you?
Comment icon #13 Posted by brlesq1 8 years ago
It sounds like somebody just didn't want a cat anymore, but didn't want to simply dump it. Otherwise, it's interesting--X-Cat, perhaps? Or maybe a personification of Heinlein's "The Cat Who Walked Through Walls"? Pretty kitty, though.
Comment icon #14 Posted by Calibeliever 8 years ago
Paranoid delusions perhaps? Cats can be trippy. 


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