Zoophile abuse/killing case trial JAN 20, call, fax, email requested!

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I just got off the phone with my contact regarding the Daniel Bruce house

case in Agoura California.

 

My contact learned that " they " (possibly the DA or Judge) want to try to

settle this case OUT OF COURT because of the costs for a trial, this zoophile

sexually assaulted numerous animals causing injuries, and at least one

gelding DIED.

 

Please call, fax, email and state that this case should be prosecuted to the

full extent of the laws on the books, this is now the THIRD zoophile animal

sex-abuse case in that state in the past year alone! This zoophile needs

mandatory psychological intervention and prohibition from owning or any

contact with animals

 

It's obvious the animal abuse laws and courts are not working.

 

The trial is Jan 20th

The honorable Judge Lawrence J. Mira, Division 1 presiding

Location: Malibu Municipal Court, 23575 Civic Ctr Way, Malibu, California

Phones:

Court room,, Criminal Dept., Div 1: 310-317-1331

Judicial Secretary: D.Ross 310-317-1349

 

GIL GARCETTI

Los Angeles County District Attorney

 

District Attorney's Office County of Los Angeles  

18000 Criminal Courts Building

210 West Temple Street

Los Angeles, CA 90012-3210

 

Voice (213) 974-3512

Fax (213) 974-1484

lada

 

The D.A.'s name and number I was given is different than the listed DA on

the county web site for Los Angeles county where Malibu is located.

M. Herstkoutz (sp?) 310-317-1343

 

He is in jail where he has been for the past 6 months, charged with 5 felony

counts of animal cruelty and 5 misdemenor counts of bestiality for his brutal

sexual assaults on several horses. One gelding died later of rectal bleeding.

 

We may need some big guns to phone the D.A. and the judge about the

seriousness of this issue and that if he is not treated as a sexual

psychopath he WILL do this again, guaranteed.

A photo of the zoophile Mr House is on it's way to me, and will be

distributed.

 

Here is the original case press release:

 

Thursday, June 17, 1999

 

Suspect arrested in assaults on horses

Deputies won't name person arrested for sodomizing horses

in Agoura.

 

By CHRIS G. DENINA

 

AGOURA -- A man ( Daniel Bruce House) suspected of sexually assaulting

several

horses was arrested June 6 by Los Angeles County

sheriff's deputies after horse owners along Cornell Road

told them their horses had been sodomized with unknown

instruments.

The suspect, whose name police would not release, posted bail

pending a hearing in August.

" There was a man arrested for, basically, bestiality, " said Det.

Chris Germann of the Lost Hills Sheriff's Station.

At least three horses appear to have been assaulted. Germann

declined to discuss details of the ongoing investigation but said

the suspect could face felony charges of bestiality according to

the California penal code, as well as trespassing and vandalism.

Horse owners along Cornell Road have distributed fliers about

the attacks that name a suspect. They plan to hold a

neighborhood meeting June 28 to discuss ways to protect their

animals.

Patty Lucci, who lives in the 4000 block of Cornell Road, said

one of her two show horses was attacked.

Lucci said she realized something was wrong when she noticed

that Buddy, a 9-year-old gelding, had rope marks on his hind

legs, where he had apparently been tied up.

A horse owned by a neighbor across the street was also

victimized.

" When I heard about the male (horse) across the street, I called

he vet, " Lucci said. " I'm alerting everybody that I know. If a horse

shows up with marks on his hind legs, check further. " Lucci said

she does expect that Buddy will return to competition next year.

But until the investigation is completed, she rests uneasy.

" I've got the barn lights on all night long, " Lucci said. " I've got the

floodlights on all night long. I'm getting very little sleep. I don't

know what else I can do except light the place up. " Unfortunately,

said Sgt. Frank Bongiorno of the Los Angles County Animal

Care and Control, horses are sometimes more trusting than

other animals.

" Dogs are usually going to growl, " Bongiorno said. " But horses

are usually much more approachable than a dog is, especially if

you're using food. And if they're already confined in a barn area,

they feel secure. " Brian Reeves, 41, and his wife own three

horses that they keep on 180 acres off Cornell Road with other

horse owners. Reeves said his horses weren't touched, but that

one of the other dozen horses on the property was molested.

" One was attacked on our property and molested with

implements because there was some bleeding, " Reeves said,

noting that they had a veterinarian look at the animal. " The

horse's legs were hobbled. They couldn't have done those

injuries to themselves. "