Bestiality

[Biker 1]

What the fk is wrong with people:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-6692077...

Article says: 'Of the 42 dogs he abused in the 18 months leading up to his arrest, 39 died'

I just can't fathom why he did these things, let alone what 'pleasure' he derived from it.......

[BikeBikeBIke]

Getting you kicks torturing dogs to death on film? WTF.

Makes my browsing history look pretty tame.

Pretty sure people like that move onto humans. Likely a serial killer in the making.

[UTH]

Yep, certainly one of the worst things I've stumbled across on the BBC news for a while. Chuck him to a pack of lions and let them do their work, the sick fk.

[Randy Winkman]

A warning to those that feel they would like to read more about this is that the headlines stress the sexual nature of this but it turns out really to be a story about cruelty/sadism. Utterly sick.

[BikeBikeBIke]

Randy Winkman said:

A warning to those that feel they would like to read more about this is that the headlines stress the sexual nature of this but it turns out really to be a story about cruelty/sadism. Utterly sick.

Yeah. From the headline I was expecting to read a hilarious story about a scientist giving dogs blowjobs. The real story is disturbing and will cost me sleep. If I'd known I wouldn't have clicked.

[otolith]

UTH said:

Yep, certainly one of the worst things I've stumbled across on the BBC news for a while. Chuck him to a pack of lions and let them do their work, the sick fk.

I see a job for those unwanted XL bullies.

[Eric Mc]

The thread title seems to be misleading. Mods should either change it to something more appropriate or just close it down.

Thankfully, I didn't click on the link.

[tangerine_sedge]

Eric Mc said:

The thread title seems to be misleading. Mods should either change it to something more appropriate or just close it down.

Thankfully, I didn't click on the link.

Bestiality is OK, but torturing dogs and killing them isn't?

Thankfully, the news report is light on details, so people can read without getting too upset...

[Silvanus]

BikeBikeBIke said:

Getting you kicks torturing dogs to death on film? WTF.

Makes my browsing history look pretty tame.

Pretty sure people like that move onto humans. Likely a serial killer in the making.

Apparently he had child abuse content on his computer too, absolutely awful human being

[Timothy Bucktu]

tangerine_sedge said:

Eric Mc said:

The thread title seems to be misleading. Mods should either change it to something more appropriate or just close it down.

Thankfully, I didn't click on the link.

Bestiality is OK, but torturing dogs and killing them isn't?

Thankfully, the news report is light on details, so people can read without getting too upset...

Well, neither are 'OK'...but you'd have to be pretty naïve to not understand the difference between the two!

[mick987]

Once he get out of prison the Aussies will send him back to Britain, lock up your dogs.

[Silvanus]

Eric Mc said:

The thread title seems to be misleading. Mods should either change it to something more appropriate or just close it down.

Thankfully, I didn't click on the link.

Why close it down, the initial OP gives enough info on what the story is about. The BBC link mentions bestiality and sexual abuse in the first paragraph. It's a horrific story, but one worth of discussion

[Biker 1]

Eric Mc said:

The thread title seems to be misleading. Mods should either change it to something more appropriate or just close it down.

Thankfully, I didn't click on the link.

Seemed to the point IMO, so not sure what the gripe is about - it was on the BBC website front page which I don't believe is age restricted, so presumably accessible to anyone. I guess it will come up in their TV/radio news bulletins.
The story is utterly sickening agreed.

[Gecko1978]

I find animal cruelty abhorrent and of equal disgust to child cruelty.

We as a society can not kill, torture or other wise abuse prisoners but for people like this I feel nature could serve justice.

Hungry wolves
Lioness and her cubs
As its Australia how about kangaroos
Sharks off the coast etc

[UTH]

Gecko1978 said:

I find animal cruelty abhorrent and of equal disgust to child cruelty.

We as a society can not kill, torture or other wise abuse prisoners but for people like this I feel nature could serve justice.

Hungry wolves
Lioness and her cubs
As its Australia how about kangaroos
Sharks off the coast etc

Yep, agreed, the very worst end to their lives imaginable is still probably too good for them.

[P-Jay]

Jesus wept.

NT Aussies are a tough bunch too, for the Judge to ask people to leave the court room.

I once accidentally watch a video of a Chinese man doing some evil st to a small, and harrowing live dog in the name of a dog meat festival and that image has haunted me since.

[P-Jay]

Gecko1978 said:

I find animal cruelty abhorrent and of equal disgust to child cruelty.

We as a society can not kill, torture or other wise abuse prisoners but for people like this I feel nature could serve justice.

Hungry wolves
Lioness and her cubs
As its Australia how about kangaroos
Sharks off the coast etc

It being NT and his occupation, Crocs seem the obvious choice.

[Jonmx]

mick987 said:

Once he get out of prison the Aussies will send him back to Britain, lock up your dogs.

I would hope that his fellow inmates will ensure that won't happen.

[Gareth79]

Odd, he is married but apparently his wife was completely unaware of what was going on.

[poo at Paul's]

And been employed and used by the BBC! Who'd have thunk it! ?