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25-year-old Liam Brown pled guilty this week to having sex with a cow in England.
A British man is not having a great day after penetrating a cow. Yes, you read that correctly. A man had sex with a cow. During a hearing at the Poole Magistrates Court, 25-year-old Liam Brown pled guilty to sexual intercourse with a living animal and inflicting needless suffering to a protected animal.
According to reports, it all began with an incident last summer when Brown was captured on camera doing the act with a baby calf on a farm in Burton. It appears that the farmers’ booby traps caused him to become a victim.
These landowners claim they had long-standing suspicions about the mistreatment of their cattle, so they set up a number of alarm systems and surveillance cameras in an effort to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
According to the farmers, several of Brown’s family members had previously worked for them, so it appears that they had known him since he was a little child, making this even more shocking for them. How does a person they’ve known for so long end up doing something like this?
As for how DNA was used by the prosecution to establish Brown’s identity without a shadow of a doubt. In fact, the report claims that samples from the cow were taken. They fit his profile, also. Brown allegedly started crying in court. Next month, he will receive a sentence.
But he was detected by the farm’s surveillance and found on the premises by farmers who rushed to the scene.
A DNA sample taken from a calf proved ‘intercourse’ had taken place on June 12, 2022.
Brown sobbed as he pleaded guilty to sexual penetration with a living animal and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal during a brief hearing at Poole Magistrates Court on August 25.
“Subsequently, samples were taken from the animal confirming the intercourse in question.”
The court heard that Brown had no previous convictions and had not returned to the farm since the incident.
Mr Nightingale added: “The family who own the farm want him nowhere near it.”
Defending, Harry Price-Smith agreed that the case should be committed for sentence at a crown court, and the defendant was given unconditional bail.
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