Another one lost to the system and social media

[Fire Metal]

A woman by the name of Denise Frazier has been arrested in Mississippi for videos she made having sex with a few of her male dogs. I've seen the videos and they don't constitute as animal abuse by any means (by our standards at least.) As a zoophile myself, I feel both sorry for her and angry at the same time. Her idiotic mistake was that she posted videos on Snapchat, full face, and was selling those videos as like a doggie OnlyFans. (Which, I mean... I'd subscribe) Someone saw the videos and got screen shots of her soliciting selling those videos. An absolute IDIOTIC move!

This lead me to find out about KnottyFairy and actually MANY other people on Twitter that openly "say" they're zoophiles. I don't really know what to feel about it because the backlash on Denise Frazier was ROUGH. Saying things like it's abuse, it's the most disturbing case the police have ever investigated, scenes are "so graphic" that they can't even discuss them, and that she's posted at $25,000 bail and she could face 10 YEARS IN PRISON. The reply videos and comment sections are WAY worse.

People can technically say whatever they want about how they live their lives as zoo, but video proof of the act is still highly illegal. Is overexposure on social media going to gain us favor and desensitize people to something that's really just a beautiful and natural act, or is this just another case of Whitney Wisconsin and setting us back even further?

 

[UR20Z]

This is why I don't discuss what I do or post ANYTHING at all on mainstream social media. Noone should, EVER! It's just moronic. Seriously if you are THAT fucking stupid then I don't know what to tell you.

The words
"See ya, wouldn't wanna be ya, bye-bye!"
come to mind...

But then, It's never been a secret that the number representing the amount of sympathy I have for self-inflicted wounds - regardless of how serious/life-threatening they might be - requires a minus sign in front of it.

 

[Meg97]

I've already read some news about Denise. I hope she will be ok an not be sentenced for long period in jail..

Meg

 

[Tayonnaise]

I think the problem is young adults these days think that social media is safe. A shame really. Anyone else with half a brain does not ever record their proclivities. Or if they do they dont keep it somewhere associated with them. Most of the time when somebody is arrested on suspicion of an activity, their phone is siezed, and passwords or biometrics are no significant barrier for law enforcement.

 

[egoldstein]

The problem isn't talking, it's providing evidence and making it easy for others to go after you.
I'm not advising anyone to start talking about this on social media, but it's one thing to say you're a zoophile as that itself isn't a crime and something else entirely to provide enough evidence to make prosecuting you an easy win for them.

 

[SultryHellhound]

Pretty sure at least two mods have already stated that any references by name or image to the above person will be considered a doxxing attempt... she's innocent until proven guilty, after all, and a post like this certainly won't help her case!

 

[saddlebum66]

A woman by the name of*****?????******has been arrested in Mississippi for videos she made having sex with a few of her male dogs. I've seen the videos and they don't constitute as animal abuse by any means (by our standards at least.) As a zoophile myself, I feel both sorry for her and angry at the same time. Her idiotic mistake was that she posted videos on Snapchat, full face, and was selling those videos as like a doggie OnlyFans. (Which, I mean... I'd subscribe) Someone saw the videos and got screen shots of her soliciting selling those videos. An absolute IDIOTIC move!

This lead me to find out about KnottyFairy and actually MANY other people on Twitter that openly "say" they're zoophiles. I don't really know what to feel about it because the backlash on*******??????******was ROUGH. Saying things like it's abuse, it's the most disturbing case the police have ever investigated, scenes are "so graphic" that they can't even discuss them, and that she's posted at $25,000 bail and she could face 10 YEARS IN PRISON. The reply videos and comment sections are WAY worse.

People can technically say whatever they want about how they live their lives as zoo, but video proof of the act is still highly illegal. Is overexposure on social media going to gain us favor and desensitize people to something that's really just a beautiful and natural act, or is this just another case of Whitney Wisconsin and setting us back even further?

Yo bubba....did you intend to help the chickie out by throwing her name under the bus?

I've already read some news about Denise. I hope she will be ok an not be sentenced for long period in jail..

Meg

If thats her picture you did the girl no favors.....it hasnt come to trial yet. All that will do is make it easy for our resident turdballs to back search her and cause even more grief

 

[saddlebum66]

A woman by the name of************ has been arrested in Mississippi for videos she made having sex with a few of her male dogs. I've seen the videos and they don't constitute as animal abuse by any means (by our standards at least.) As a zoophile myself, I feel both sorry for her and angry at the same time. Her idiotic mistake was that she posted videos on Snapchat, full face, and was selling those videos as like a doggie OnlyFans. (Which, I mean... I'd subscribe) Someone saw the videos and got screen shots of her soliciting selling those videos. An absolute IDIOTIC move!

This lead me to find out about KnottyFairy and actually MANY other people on Twitter that openly "say" they're zoophiles. I don't really know what to feel about it because the backlash on ********** was ROUGH. Saying things like it's abuse, it's the most disturbing case the police have ever investigated, scenes are "so graphic" that they can't even discuss them, and that she's posted at $25,000 bail and she could face 10 YEARS IN PRISON. The reply videos and comment sections are WAY worse.

People can technically say whatever they want about how they live their lives as zoo, but video proof of the act is still highly illegal. Is overexposure on social media going to gain us favor and desensitize people to something that's really just a beautiful and natural act, or is this just another case of Whitney Wisconsin and setting us back even further?

You sound like a stalker, bub....do you WANT this new one to go to jail? Names and pictures of real people are usually anathema here, for good reason