10 Disturbing Details Surrounding Three Men Who Were Charged With Over 1,400 Counts Of Bestiality In Pennsylvania

6 /10 Faceless Farmhand

The 16-year-old victim of these strange allegations – corruption of minors was included in the court’s extensive Beastiality listings – remained nameless and unidentified for his protection under state laws.

He stated that he had to gather rainwater to shower with, and there was no food at the property. It’s possible that he was only brought in days before he called the cops as hired help or was a runaway looking for protection.

No charges were brought up regarding kidnapping, either. While never confirmed, it was speculated he could have been a relative of one of the men.

5 /10 Justice For Animals

The attorneys representing each of the three men were met with a stiff $100,000 bail bond and were charged with multiple misdemeanors. Nothing hung over their heads as a truly egregious offense or crime-by-degrees.

However, their charges were still handled seriously, and the 730 misdemeanor counts – some of which were double aggregated, meaning they were counted to happen at least twice each – landed each of the men 20 to 41 years in prison.

They were charged as if the sexual acts with animals were taking place with minors.

4 /10 The Duty Of Defense

Despite the guilty pleas, their lawyers still had jobs to do and argued against the long sentencing, saying it was as if they committed third-degree murder or that they wouldn’t be charged so badly if they had killed all the animals.

The Judge remained firm, regarding the men as “sick” and that it was the worst case of animal abuse he ever had to preside over.

3 /10 Calling The Professionals

Not everyone is out to quickly adopt horses, goats, and cows for their farms—especially “damaged” ones. Dogs can get adopted much quicker, even if they have been abused.

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, or SPCA, stepped in to help the search for willing families give the emotionally stunted creatures a second chance and a peaceful life.

They did acknowledge that the animals on the farm were taken care of but that their conditions were “subpar.”

2 /10 From The Ground Up

The farm itself was never official. They made it in unlisted property that existed off a dirt trail that went into blind woods. It was marked as private and shut down.

The animal pens were “V-shaped” to accommodate their sex acts more easily with the animal victims. While there was plenty of land for the animals to move around, it was all in the service of some sick minds.

1 /10 One Neighbor Per Mile

The fact that it happened in the heavy woods of Pennsylvania makes it seem like this kind of strange, sick act could be happening anywhere out there.

In a place where there are no neighbors and traffic is limited to the select, exclusive few that know what unmarked dirt road off the country highway to turn onto, people can get away with all sorts of things.

If not for the boy finding them or being brought in and his phone call, it’s likely the men could still be hurting animals for their sick gain in the backwoods where no one would suspect them.