HE'S 5. HE'S INNOCENT. HE JUST REALLY LIKES FROGS.
Timmy (age 5) discovered a thriving frog community in Mr. Henderson's backyard pond. Instead of doing normal 5-year-old things like eating glue, Timmy started a highly profitable amphibian retail operation.
He was selling top-quality frogs for $3 each (or two for five dollars if you looked sad enough). His customers included other kindergarteners, the mailman, and one very confused grandma who thought they were "very realistic keychains".
Mr. Henderson (a known frog miser who calls them "his children") filed a 47-page lawsuit for trespassing, conversion of personal property, infliction of emotional distress, and "creating a frog black market that undermines neighborhood pond stability".
Timmy is now facing up to 12 juice boxes in fines and possibly losing TV privileges for a week. This is a travesty of justice.
All frogs are $3. All purchases go directly to Timmy's legal defense fund (and also his candy fund).
Goal: $8,500. This covers lawyer stuff, court snacks, and relocating the remaining frogs to a pond that isn't owned by an angry man.