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Man corralled into Malibu court
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Feb. 24, 2000 | After a preliminary hearing, Malibu Superior Court
Judge Lawrence Mira determined that the
hoof-humping defendant must stand trial on a dozen
charges: six felony counts of animal cruelty and
six misdemeanor counts of having sex with a horse. The mare and stallion molester was first arrested
in June under suspicion of perpetrating a series of
strange wounds on horses. After
he was freed on bail, he immediately returned to
his unnatural acts of
eques-erotica, said Deputy District Attorney Martin
Herscovitz.
Visit the Naked World archive send e-mail to Jack Boulware The horses all had similar injuries on their rear legs indicating that they had been tightly hobbled, then maimed themselves in their struggle against their confinement. One horse suffered a severe injury to a front leg after it stumbled and fell forward. Two of the mares displayed painful tears in their vaginas. Bestiality is rarely tried in the United States and is not even listed as a crime in 22 states, according to "A Guide to America's Sex Laws" by Richard A. Posner and Katherine B. Silbaugh. Only 15 states prosecute animal rape as a felony:
Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana,
North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island,
South Carolina and Virginia.
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