Fact check: Ohio woman accused of eating cat is from Canton, not from Springfield

Canton woman accused of killing, eating cat

A Canton woman was arrested Monday and charged with cruelty to animals after she allegedly killed and ate a cat, according to police.

The woman, identified as 45-year-old Michelle Hanna, was arrested at her home on 12th Street NW.

According to police, Hanna admitted to killing and eating the cat, which belonged to her neighbor.

Hanna told police that she killed the cat because it was annoying her.

She then cooked and ate the cat.

Hanna is being held in the Stark County Jail on a $5,000 bond.

Police said Hanna is from Canton. However, last week's news articles claim that she was from Springfield.

It is unclear why some news reports claim that Hanna is from Springfield when police say she is from Canton.

Whether or not Hanna is from Canton or Springfield is irrelevant to the crime she is accused of committing.

However, some people may be interested in knowing where she is from because it may provide some insight into her background.

For example, if Hanna is from a rural area, she may be more likely to have had experience with animals.

This experience could have made her more comfortable with killing and eating a cat.

The fact that Hanna is from Canton, not Springfield, is a minor detail that does not change the nature of the crime she is accused of committing.

However, it is important to correct the record so that people are not misled about the facts of the case.