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Over the past few years, it has become enormously difficult to navigate the minefield that is Russia’s media censorship. This week captures the problem well: a primetime TV network broadcast blurred images of beastiality, suffering no legal consequences, while yet another Russian Internet user, this time in St. Petersburg, faces criminal investigation for reposting a meme.
On October 24, the NTV television program “Show and Tell” aired an episode dedicated to a leaked sex tape allegedly showing actor Alexei Panin engaging in sexual acts with a dog. Panin denies that it’s him in the video, accusing NTV of trying to take his eight-year-old daughter from him. He promises a lawsuit.
While NTV might face civil charges from Panin about his reputation, the network appears to be in no legal danger, despite the fact that it aired blurred, but still undeniably hardcore, images of a man and woman engaging in sexual acts with a dog.
“I’m no fan of the argument ‘children could see this,’ but there’s no other way to say it here: they could have seen this, and been scarred for life,” opposition activist Alexei Navalny wrote on his blog, complaining that the country’s “morality warriors” don’t really care about the Russian media.
Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg, police investigators came to a man’s home to interrogate him about a picture he reposted on social media. The image was a satirical map of the Russian Federation and its neighbors, created by the artist Alexei Kudelin, better known as “Vasya Lozhkin,” that was outlawed as “extremist” by a court in Novosibirsk earlier this year.
The dangerous image features “Great Wonderful Russia” surrounded by a black and menacing periphery, where the country’s various neighbors are labeled with racial epithets.
Lozhkin first published the picture in 2010. He’s since deleted it from his LiveJournal page.
Lozhkin has described his artwork as something “not everyone could hang at home.” His satire often features disturbing images and gallows humor.
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This week, a court heard how 64-year-old Carol Bowditch was filmed as she had sex with dogs and then their owners at animal sex parties in the UK.
The case exposed the seedy underworld of bestiality and the people who take part in the extreme activity.
Metro.co.uk investigated the parties and what drives those that take part in them.
The forums where zoo parties – human and animal orgies – are discussed are full of threads with advice for those arranging events for the first time.
One woman describes how her first time was in front of her husband and eight other members of their BDSM group.
She explains how she was tied to a ‘breeding bench’ – a restraint device – and ‘taken’ by a Black Lab as the others watched..
The most sought after locations for zoophile orgies are the discreet ones. Zoophiles often express the desire to find rural sites that are remote enough to ensure privacy but are still accessible for those taking part.
Perversely, looking out for one another appears to be a common theme amongst those arranging parties where they watch each other have sex with animals
Many suggest setting rules first and almost all stress the importance of meeting other ‘zoo friends’ – and their animals – in M & Gs (meet and greets) before taking part.
One user stresses the importance of meeting other participants beforehand citing a bad experience in a room surrounded by ‘six random guys’ with ‘very bad personal hygiene’ and ‘poor social skills’
Later he warns ‘just inviting random people off the internet into your house or indeed turning up at [someone’s] house on a promise… It can get extremely weird quickly.’
Another suggests all participants take an STD check before pointing out the ‘really nice’ thing about dogs is that they can’t become infected by human STDs.
The rules are important for a number of reasons, not least because the activities taking place at the parties are highly illegal, at least in the UK.
Just this week, Bowditch was handed a community order for having sex with a St Bernard, a black Labrador and an Alsatian.
The maximum sentence for sex with an animal in the UK is two years.
Many forums forbid the discussion of a meeting and its locations within the threads, and restrict feedback to simple remarks like ‘had fun at a M&G’.
But still people are brazen enough to make it clear that they want to take part.
In one thread in the UK, a guy explains he is single, ‘into dog and horse perversion’ sex and looking to arrange a ‘private party’.
He gets a number of responses including from one amateur photographer who offers to document the proceedings. But the desire for secrecy means the contents of the sex parties are rarely discussed in detail.
Many spell out their fantasies in stories they claim to be pure fiction but occasionally someone shares their experiences.
Other accounts provide a little more detail of the perversions.
One forum member describes attending a party organised by his college admin in the 1970s where he watched as she was mounted by a dog. He recalls she then repeated the act at two later parties.
Website Ex Berliner carries a more detailed description of a party in Essen, Germany, attended by 10 men, four women and two dogs.
Research on zoo parties is limited however academics have highlighted several reasons people have sex with animals.
Dr Mark Griffiths, who is a professor of behavioural addiction at Nottingham Trent University, has written a number of articles on zoophilia . He pointed us to several key studies that have taken place.
The Kinsey Reports – which were published between 1948 and 53 – suggested that 8% of males and 4% of females had at least one sexual experience with an animal.
Professor John Money asserted that zoophilic behaviours were usually transitory occurring when there is no other sexual outlet available.
However, more recent studies have suggested alternative reasons for engaging in sex with animals.
Dr Hani Miletski, who featured in Channel 4 documentary Animal Passions , researched zoophilia for her book Understanding Bestiality & Zoophilia
She found most men (91%) said they had sex with animals because they were attracted to them, had love or affection (75%) or that they were accepting or easy to please (57%).
Only a small portion (7%) said it was because they were too shy to have sex with humans. All women approached said they were sexually attracted to the animal (100%).
A study of 32 zoophiles by Andrea Beetz found some started by getting aroused watching animal matings on TV, while others began by touching the genitals of their pet dog out of curiosity.
Alternatively, a study in the journal Romanian Neurosurgery describes how a 42-year-old suddenly started developing zoophile tendencies towards his hens after an aneurysm in the posterior cerebral artery.
The request was for heterosexual participants but the only one to attempt sex with the animal was the host’s wife, Brigit.
The account describes how the men and their dogs circled the bed as Brigit first played with and then attempted to have sex with a three-year-old Alsatian called Cash.
On that occasion, Cash, is described as ‘jabbing frantically’ for several seconds but failing to penetrate Brigit. The harrowing account continues with Cash wetting the bed twice before being taken for a walk by his owner.
When the pair left, talk in the room turned to how they were concerned the dog was being beaten.
It is difficult to determine parties of this nature take place, but according to one poll of users on the site one in five had experienced sex with ‘nine or more’ at once.
Whether this is in reference to humans or animals isn’t clear, but one user brags about having sex with 10 ewes and 10 sows in one night.
Another describes how she is in a poly relationship and the dog gets ‘involved now and then’.
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Indeed, while the site does not actively encourage meet-ups, there is a personal ads section on the forum filled with people seeking to meet other like-minded users.
In the UK the thread is 444 pages long with users explaining their most perverted fantasies and what they are looking to do in real life.
While bestiality has been illegal in Britain for some time, other countries, including a number of US States have a far more relaxed approach.
Until the law was passed, sex with animals was still legal as long as the animal was unharmed.
However, activists claimed this was difficult to prove, with the Danish Ethical Council for Animals reporting of animal brothels and organised animal sex shows in the country.
Despite this some remain adamant sex with animals should be allowed.
Zoophile groups such as ZETA (a play on PETA) in Germany tried to argue banning bestiality was unconstitutional and that if an animal was not harmed it was ‘moral law’.
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A former member, who has now stepped back from the group, told metro.co.uk it does not organise sex parties or know of any.
Some are adamant sex should only happen with the animal’s consent, and make the distinction between ‘beasts’ – whose focus is sexual gratification – and ‘zoophiles’, who they say genuinely care about the animal’s welfare.
A forum user in Germany called Blackwolf describes how he believes the parties are tantamount to animal abuse and that sex can only happen by mutual consent and must never be forced.
This morality, of course, is entirely taken from the perspective of the animal lover’s sexuality and has failed to convince authorities making it illegal is anything but the right thing to do.
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A WOMAN has been arrested accused of arranging to have sex with a dog to "celebrate" the animal's first birthday.
Police say Rebekah Little used her Instagram page to find an animal to abuse at her home in Houston, Texas.
In December 2017, she was contacted by Jerrid Cook, who said he and another man named Kevin Cook would bring their dog, Ryder, to the apartment to "have fun".
Jerrid said the dog wanted sex with a human "as a birthday present", prosecutors say.
Court documents say the two men took Ryder to Little home on Christmas Day, but the pet "was not cooperating" with the plan.
"He was too hyper, jumping everywhere," the documents claim.
Little, a real estate professional, told Houston Police that she didn't ultimately have sex with the dog because she was too nervous.
All three have now been charged with bestiality, although only Little is in custody.
Police have put out warrants for the arrest of Jerrid and Kevin.
Because the two have not yet been arrested, full details of their alleged actions have not been released.
Texas state law does not require that a human actually has sex with an animal before bestiality charges can be brought.
It is enough for a person simply to have planned and intended to have sex with an animal.
It is not clear whether Jerrid and Kevin Cook are related.
Texas only officially banned bestiality in 2017, and was the last US state to do so.
Texas state senator Carol Alvarado sponsored the bill that outlawed the abuse.
"I'm glad to see that it's working," she told CNN.
"It's unfortunate that people are engaged in this kind of activity."
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She was seen 'attempting to have sexual intercourse with the dog'
A SICKO teen bride who made sex videos with a dog was told by a judge she needed help “big time”.
Rachael Harris’ husband Corey filmed the sessions before they were shopped by his horrified sister Sheila who accidentally viewed the footage, a court heard.
Sheila then handed the clips to animal welfare officers, police say.
Four videos showed Rachael, 19, performing sexual acts with a dog at an address in Curwensville, Pennsylvania.
Police documents reveal she was seen “attempting to have sexual intercourse" with the animal.
Other films included her trying “to allow the dog to perform oral sex on her".
Corey’s sister, who watched the tapes with police, identified him as recording them and his wife as appearing in them.
Rachael, now 20, was jailed for three to 12 months after admitting 13 charges.
This includes “obscene performance” and animal cruelty.
Judge Paul Cherry told her: “This is sick.
She was also put on four years’ probation, ordered to have mental health counselling and banned from owning or working with animals.
On top of that she must do 100 hours of community service and pay fines and costs of $1,400 (£1,084).
Her husband was banged up for 30 days last month after admitting similar charges.
Their disgusting videos surfaced last November - less than a year after they wed in January last year.
Rachael updated her Facebook page after being charged with an image containing the words “hakuna matata”.
The Swahili phrase, made popular by “The Lion King,” roughly translates to “no worries”.
There was also a photo of her with a baby.
On his page her husband paraphrased dead rapper Tupac Shakur when na
ming his favourite quote as: “There’s gonna be some stuff you gonna see that’s gonna make it hard to smile in the future.
“But through whatever you see, through all the rain and the pain you gotta keep your sense of humour. You gotta be able to smile through all this bullshit...remember that.”
Both pages have since been removed.
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