A customer notice on the tourist attraction's website reads: "Due to circumstances outside of our control, Doagh Famine Village will be closed until further notice. If you have booked tickets to visit us please contact us for a full refund."
This is a big development in the case but is also a devastating blow that we now know something happened. It is unbelievable that something sinister could happen to Mike.
The vigil for the slain felines escalated into chaos when attendees mistakenly targeted the wrong house, leading to vandalism and pepper-spraying innocent residents.
"I'm ashamed to have my name associated with this case. All Americans, including elected officials, are entitled to the right to due process, but some have already judged and convicted me."
"We know that we can do better moving forward," Amanda Lefton stated, acknowledging the distress caused to communities throughout New York while apologizing for the treatment of P'Nut and Fred.
Some say that a third party gobbled up all the tickets before the general public could get to them. Others wonder if the $15 tickets never existed in the first place, and only the premium $65 that came with a t-shirt were ever really for sale.