“But, those circumstances of isolation, an intellectual disability mean my client’s unfortunately taken a unique approach in his attempt at courtship with this young lady,” the defence lawyer concluded. He continued that the videos were “designed to get this woman’s attention, which it appears it certainly did”. “His low IQ, coupled with impulse control would adequately explain in context the social isolation (and) why this offence arose,” his defence lawyer submitted. In addition, while it was acknowledged that the sexually explicit photographs that had been shared between the woman and the man were for money, he argued the offending did not inflict any cruelty to the dogs and was committed in privacy.Īs Chief Magistrate Hribal heard the matter and went to hand down a sentence, his defence team then appealed to her to issue a bond that permitted Mr Dennis to participate in rehabilitation programs advised by a mental health professional, citing a psychological report that was prepared for the offender after examination. He explained the man thus had not experienced any “meaningful relationships with the opposite sex”, and on numerous occasions, had even attempted to end his own life. Responding to this, his defence lawyer argued that Mr Dennis suffered from an array of mental health issues, including social isolation, low self-worth and an intellectual disability. “When asked about the other images of bestiality that were on your phone, you said you just downloaded them to look but denied that those images aroused you.” Very few engage in this type of behaviour. “Many people experience boredom at some time. “You admitted to having a dog lick your penis on one occasion around 12 to 18 months prior (to being arrested) and said that was because you were bored,” Chief Magistrate Hribal said. Magistrate Denounces Man’s “Boredom” Behaviour and Intentionally Used Condiment to Entice Dogs to Lick His Genitaliaĭuring Mr Dennis’ sentencing, Chief Magistrate Mary-Louise Hribal stated the man purposefully used the condiment to lure in the animals to lick his penis.
It was here that officers also discovered an opened jar of peanut butter.
Upon close inspection, it was found the footage had been captured in a work office setting that was constructed in a shed at the property of Mr Dennis’ parents in Armagh in the Adelaide’s Mid-North. This led to the officers discovering the footage of the dogs licking his genitalia, as well as 147 other images depicting bestiality, animal sex toys and selfies masturbating on his mobile phone. It so turned out that Mr Dennis was arrested by police for unrelated charges at the beginning of 2020 on January 8 when officers worked out that he had been in contact with the woman using the social media application. A warning to our readers: This news story contains graphic content.Ī South Australian man accused of bestiality offences after he sent videos of his family dogs licking his erect penis has revealed at his court hearing that he did so because he was “bored”.Īshley Scott Dennis, 30, appeared at the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Thursday for sentencing following his offence last year after previously pleading guilty to one count of bestiality.ĭuring his hearing, the court was told the details of the man’s video, which included Mr Dennis filming two segments that showed his family’s two border collies licking his genitalia and that footage being sent via Snapchat to a female he was pursuing last year.
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