But that may change… Soon BOTH might be legal, depending on the ruling of an appellate court.
James Hathaway spent some time in prison for killing a horse with intention of having sex with it. I’m not sure whether his intent was a legal issue or not, but it was part of his confesstion so it’s not terribly surprising it was picked up by the press.
Shortly after his release he saw a dead deer in a ditch and was apparently overwhelmed by passion. He was convicted of a misdemeanor crime, and his probation for the earlier killing has been revoked.
He is appealing his conviction because his lawyer, Jefren Olsen, argues,
Jim, Wasn’t there a second article in the same section about some other dude doing the same thing? Maybe not. I could go dig the paper out of recycling, but nah…
My eye caught that headline as I was paging through and I thought, OMG I must have read that wrong. No.
I guess I was thinking of the article entitled “Man Accused of Stealing from Piggy Bank.” Jim, can you link to that? It’s on page 3 of the Local section. People, this is for entertainment value; doesn’t register on the ewwwwww scale.
Dead deer in the ditch, traaa l’la l’la!
There’s a dead deer in the ditch… traaaaa la la la la la…
Dead deer in the ditch, traaa l’la l’la!
It looks like a sugar in a plum…
La! La!
(Sung to the tune of Boney M’s Brown Girl in the Rain (link to German video-hosting site–watch for popups))
Is it just me or does there seem to be a lot of stories lately about really weird perverse things in Wisconsin? What’s in the water there? It certainly can’t be the beer and cheese because everyone knows that’s good for you. Anyway, it makes me glad I moved away from there when I was one.