After a tragic event, the cast of Disney's "Winnie the Pooh" are left in a state of mourning and disbelief.

"I was soundly asleep in my bed dreaming of my garden when I heard a loud crash." said Rabbit. "I knew there was going to be trouble when he used the last of Pooh's honey as hair gel." "Sometimes Tigger was just plain reckless."
Witnesses put the show's star, Pooh, at the place of the crime. "He came up the stairs. Some stuff happened. That's all I know, but you probably already knew..." said Eeyore.
Both Kanga and Roo had seen Pooh just hours before the incident muttering to himself and frantically looking for something. Roo recalls the suspect as having a "rummbly in his tummbly" and "crazy eyes."

The suspect was last seen fleeing the seen right after the altercation. Owl caught a glimps of Pooh hijacking Piglet and making a "wobbly and improbably quick escape" on his friend's shoulders.
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New eyewitness accounts state that the actual culprit may have been an almost 2 year old boy with a slight obsession for his Aunt's Winnie the Pooh decor. Superglue may be used to piece the poor tiger victim back together.
The real end of the story is that Christopher Robin's close fried, Aunt Treesa, came and fixed Tigger right up. No superglue involved.
Glad to see you're getting use of my apratment when I'm not there.
Now that he's fixed, Tigger has joined the search party for the suspect. I told him the culprit is likely hiding in my toilet.
teehee
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