Purr (hahaha) the Post:
It wasn't a purr-fect crime after all.
Sources said last night that cops had caged the "Cat Lady," the serial stick-up artist who dons clever disguises — including a cat mask — to rob high-end boutiques around the city.
The suspect was identified as Shanna Spalding, 28, of Queens, who sings with a death-metal band called Divine Infamy under her stage name, Purgatory.
Among other things, she allegedly robbed the Arch shoe store on Astor Place, thus barely making this an item of interest to this site.
The band has a gig Saturday in Brooklyn too.
The Fallen Queen, In Forsaken Times by Divine Infamy
Previously on EV Grieve:
Summer crime season off to a credible start
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