Text 13752, 95 rader
Skriven 2005-10-01 06:18:02 av Paul Sanders (3:633/104)
  Kommentar till text 13703 av Roy Witt (1:1/22)
Ärende: looters in NO
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Hi Roy,

 PS>> now if I can just find that URL from about a month ago about a farm,
 PS>> I think it was in Washington State were the purpose was for people to
 PS>> have sex with farm animals,
RW>And what were the authorities doing about it, gawking over the fence?

Well, seeing as they are American authorities, you might like to ask
them.

 PS>>  strangely enough the sex act was / is not against the law,
RW>Actually it is and it's called bestiality.
In 33 states it is, but Washington state would seem to be not one of
them.

 PS>>  though they were hoping to be able to charge the owner of the farm
 PS>> with cruelty to animals...

RW>I'd say whatever source you came up with on this one, is as flawed as the
RW>crap you use to support your political arguements.

 PS>> Ahhhh, here it is:

 PS>> http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002382718_horse15m.h
 PS>> tml

 PS>> Now, what were you saying about morals ?

RW>Nice try, but that page doesn't exist any longer.
Then I suggest you get a new ISP, the page is still there.

 RW> Oh, and I believe, Ceppa can verify, that the Seattle Times is a
 RW> liberal news source, again.
Ahhh, yes, your catch all, if you do not agree with it then it must be
'a liberal news source'
BTW, here is the article

Enumclaw-area animal-sex case investigated
By Jennifer Sullivan
Seattle Times staff reporter

King County sheriff's detectives are investigating the owners of an
Enumclaw-area farm after a Seattle man died from injuries sustained
while having sex with a horse boarded on the property.

Investigators first learned of the farm after the man died at Enumclaw
Community Hospital July 2. The county Medical Examiner's Office ruled
that the death was accidental and the result of having sex with a
horse.

A surveillance camera picked up the license plate of the car that
dropped the man off at the hospital, which led detectives to the farm
and other people involved, said sheriff's Sgt. John Urquhart.

Deputies don't believe a crime occurred because bestiality is not
illegal in Washington state and the horse was uninjured, said
Urquhart.

But because investigators found chickens, goats and sheep on the
property, they are looking into whether animal cruelty — which is a
crime — was committed by having sex with these smaller, weaker
animals, he said.

The farm was talked about in Internet chat rooms as a destination for
people looking to have sex with livestock, he said.

"A significant number of people, we believe, have likely visited this
farm," said Urquhart.

The Humane Society of the United States intends to use the case during
the next state legislative session as an example of why sex with
animals should be outlawed in Washington, said Bob Reder, a Humane
Society regional director in Seattle.

"This and a few other cases that we have will allow us a platform to
talk about sex abuse of animals," Reder said.

Thirty-three states ban sex with animals, he said.

Susan Michaels, co-founder of local animal-rights organization
Pasado's Safe Haven, said she has been fighting to have bestiality
made illegal. "It's animal cruelty behind closed doors," Michaels
said.

Jennifer Sullivan: 206-464-8294 or jensullivan@seattletimes.com
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Copyright © 2005 The Seattle Times Company

 cya later,

 Paul

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