If i was the wife, divorce the guy asap!!!

armchair_warrior

I'm wondering what the lady was thinking when she married him.


http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003315605_dogsex21m.html

Pierce County man first in state charged under new bestiality law

By Jennifer Sullivan

Seattle Times staff reporter

A Spanaway, Pierce County, man has become the first person charged under the state's new felony bestiality law.

Michael Patrick McPhail, 26, was charged Thursday with one count of first-degree animal cruelty after his wife allegedly caught him having sex with the family's pit bull, according to charging papers filed in Pierce County Superior Court.

The woman snapped two photos with her cellphone camera, then dialed 911, authorities said.

McPhail was bailed out of jail on Friday, two days after the alleged incident.

According to Rita Morgan, national cruelty coordinator for Pasado's Safe Haven, McPhail is the first person in the state charged under the new law, which makes bestiality a Class C felony, punishable by a maximum of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

The law was spurred by the case of a Seattle man who died last year after having sex with a horse at an Enumclaw farm.

Because the Enumclaw case involved filming the sex acts, the law also says that anyone videotaping could be convicted under animal-cruelty laws. People who allow bestiality on their property might also face prosecution.

Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn, who sponsored the bestiality law, said she hopes McPhail's case sends the message that anyone who "abuses animals in this way" deserves to be punished.

Neither McPhail, who was released on $20,000 bail Friday morning, nor his wife, could be reached for comment. A condition of McPhail's release is that he can't have contact with animals, said Deputy Prosecutor Karen Watson.

Morgan said she was trying to reach the family to offer safe housing for the 4-year-old dog. The tan-colored dog was left with McPhail's wife after his arrest, deputies said.
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"We see this as a case of animal cruelty; this man is subjecting this animal to intentional cruel behavior," Morgan said. "He's certainly in need of counseling."

Jennifer Sullivan: 206-464-8294 or [email protected]

Copyright © 2006 The Seattle Times Company

joannad

Further proof that not all Pit Bulls are violent

(seriously, though, guy's a freak)

kosherdave

Flexichick wrote: Further proof that not all Pit Bulls are violent

(seriously, though, guy's a freak)

I wonder how many of the obsessed pit-fans on this site have tried this
(I kiiiiddd I kiiiiiddd)

armchair_warrior

kosherdave wrote: [quote=Flexichick]Further proof that not all Pit Bulls are violent

(seriously, though, guy's a freak)

I wonder how many of the obsessed pit-fans on this site have tried this
(I kiiiiddd I kiiiiiddd)

lol you sooooooo gonna get flamed for this one.


run!!!!

armchair_warrior

the dog thing it seems to be going around the country lately


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Area man charged with bestiality
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
By TIM YOUNKMAN
TIMES WRITER

A 44-year-old Saginaw man remains jailed today on charges of bestiality after he was seen engaged in sexual acts with a dead dog, Michigan State Police troopers said.

Ronald Kuch was arrested after police searched the area of Midland and Carter roads Friday for a man who ran away from a Bay County Animal Control officer. The entire incident was within view of a nearby day care center.

At his arraignment on Monday, Kuch demanded a preliminary examination in Bay County District Court. District Judge Craig Alston ordered him to remain jailed in lieu of $500,000 bond pending a hearing on the evidence Nov. 6.

Kuch is charged with crimes against nature and assaulting a law enforcement officer.

Troopers said a woman from the day care center called for animal control because there was a dead dog near the property that had been hit by a car several days earlier.

Before officers could arrive, the man showed up and began engaging in sexual acts with the dog, police said. The animal control officer also reported seeing Kuch involved in the sex act and as he approached him, Kuch shoved him away and ran off.

State troopers searched the area and found the man hiding in the attic of a nearby house.

Officers determined that the house belonged to the man's girlfriend and later learned that the dog, a black Labrador retriever, also belonged to the girlfriend. The dog had been dead for four or five days.

The official charge of crimes against nature carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison. If the person is a repeat offender, the maximum is life in prison.

grandzu

Woah...beastiality and necrophilia. If its a young dog, then that is one sicko trifecta.

raw

Subject: Horse sex story was online hit

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