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A Mississippi lady arrested this week for having intercourse with a canine on digicam claims she was compelled into the act apparently by individuals who pay her to make pornographic movies, based on court docket paperwork.
In the revolting case, Denise Nicole Frazier, 19, instructed police she had intercourse with a German shepherd in footage that appeared on Snapchat as a result of she was “threatened to do it,” based on an arrest affidavit cited by the Laurel Leader Call.
“Frazier admitted she was the one within the video however acknowledged she was compelled to do it,” the affidavit says.
Frazier made the declare as Jones County sheriff’s officers arrested her Wednesday, telling cops that “individuals pay me” to carry out in movies however that intercourse with the male “service canine” was in opposition to her will, in accordance to police.
“There is not any proof of that declare, however we’re investigating it,” JCSD Investigator Sgt. J.D. Carter instructed the native outlet.
There have been two males on the residence in Myrick the place Frazier was arrested nevertheless it wasn’t instantly identified in the event that they have been concerned.
Carter stated police plan to probe whether or not she was coerced into making the disturbing video.
“So, proper now, we’re nonetheless in that preliminary part, proper previous the primary a part of it. But, we’re nonetheless going to look into it to see if there’s extra,” Carter instructed the local station WLBT.
“We’ve by no means handled this explicit kind of case earlier than,” Carter stated. ‘There are actually no true phrases to explain it aside from disgusting.”
Frazier was charged with unnatural intercourse and aggravated animal cruelty Wednesday, and appeared in court docket Thursday.
She was ordered by a judge to steer clear of animals and her bond was set at $25,000, according to WDAM.
The foul footage was created in February in Myrick, based on police. There could also be extra movies in different nations, Carter stated.
Dogs on the residence have been seized and brought to an animal hospital.
Jones County court docket officers didn’t instantly return The Post’s request for extra data Friday.
