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- Mississippi, USA -


In this article there are references to “sexual act” and “sexual intercourse.”

For the record, I totally disagree with those definitions as I firmly believe that they should be called what they are, RAPE!


On April 4, 2023, Jones County Sheriff’s Deputy Regina Newton received information regarding a woman having “sexual intercourse” with a dog and that the acts were caught on Snapchat videos.


During the initial investigation, Deputy Newton was able to identify 19-years-old DENISE NICOLE FRAZIER, (pictured), as the suspect and tracked her down at a home on Norton Road in Laurel.

When FRAZIER was questioned, she admitted she was the one in the video and said she had been forced to participate.


In one of the videos received by Deputy Newton, FRAZIER can be seen having “intercourse” with a German shepherd and when Deputy went to FRAZIER’s residence, she saw one there.


FRAZIER told Deputy Newton that the videos were taken a year ago. However, screenshots of iCloud-shared photos of the videos showed a range of dates between February 23-28, 2023.

According to officials three separate dogs were seen on video.


As part of the investigation, a search warrant was executed at FRAZIER’s home and an arrest warrant was subsequently issued.


Based on their findings, investigators concluded that FRAZIER “willfully, unlawfully and feloniously had sexual intercourse with one or more domesticated animals, one being a male German shepherd and recorded the intercourse via an electronic device on or about Feb. 23-Feb. 28, 2023.” One of the sickening videos was filmed in a Jeep outside Freedom Baptist Church.


The Jones County Sheriff’s Department arrested FRAZIER on April 5, 2023, and charged her with unnatural intercourse – aggravated cruelty of an animal.


The sheriff’s office said some videos may have been made in other counties. Those counties have been alerted, and more charges may be added.


FRAZIER was transported to the Jones County Adult Detention Facility where she remained until the afternoon of Thursday, April 6, 2023, when she had her initial court appearance.

Judge Grant Hedgepeth set FRAZIER’s bond at $25,000. She was also ordered to stay away from animals until after her trial.

If found guilty, FRAZIER could spend up to 10 years in prison.


Lead Investigator Sergeant J.D. Carter with the Jones County Sheriff’s Department told WDAM they have found no evidence that FRAZIER was forced to make the videos.


Sgt. Carter said: “In my 17 years in law enforcement, this is one of the most disturbing cases that I’ve ever investigated. JCSD is in possession of several videos that are so graphic that we are not at liberty to release them or even discuss them.”


The three dogs at the residence were removed and taken to Sawmill Animal Hospital in Laurel.


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Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.



The last seven pictures of FRAZIER were shared from her Facebook profile.


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- California, USA -


The animal cruelty story you are about to read happened in March 2022.

I have only learned about it recently as the animal abuser involved in the case has just been arrested on new felony charges.


The Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office announced that on April 5, 2023, 20-years-old COLTON SEAN FONTES (pictured), turned himself into the Calaveras County Jail on twenty-seven felony counts including Rape of a Person Incapable of Giving Consent, Rape Of A Person By Force, Sexual Intercourse With Person Under 18, and Possession And Transmission Of Child Pornography.

Many of these crimes were committed while FONTES was out on bail after being arrested for animal cruelty on March 11, 2022.


According to a press release by the Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office and obtained by Voice For Us, on March 10, 2022, deputies became aware of a video that was circulating on social media which depicted a cat being inhumanely murdered. The gruesome video had been sent to the cat’s guardians who then contacted law enforcement.

The sheriff’s office said that the cat’s guardians had been searching for their furbaby, named Mr. Meow, for over a week and had posted flyers throughout his community.


As stated in the release, “Although no humans were shown in the video, information was provided to suggest that” FONTES “was responsible for the crime.”


Deputies contacted FONTES and when he was questioned about the incident, he initially denied being responsible for the murder of Mr. Meow.

Deputies, however, “noticed that a portion of Fontes’s residence was identical in appearance to an area shown in the video.” FONTES was not immediately arrested and deputies continued their investigation which led to the recovery of the weapon used to murder Mr. Meow. Deputies determined there was no legal justification for Mr. Meow’s killing and FONTES was taken into custody. He then “admitted to killing the cat.”


Fontes was transported to the Calaveras County Jail where he was booked on one felony count of animal cruelty. He was released hours later after posting a $65,000 bail.


On May 16, 2022, FONTES made his first court appearance before a judge at Calaveras County Superior Courthouse in San Andreas.

ABC10 was there and reported that a smiling FONTES left with no comment.

Braeden Hall and Allie Effisimo, Mr. Meow’s guardians, told ABC10: “This is actually our first time seeing him in person, so that was interesting. He did make a comment that seemed a little smug. He walked past and saidHey guys,’ like as if nothing was a big deal.”

Braeden also told ABC10: “I'm just glad that the criminal justice system is taking it seriously, and it's not just being swept under the rug.”


At the time, Becky Robinson, the founder of Alley Cat Allies, sent a statement to ABC10 which in part read: “This was an intentional act of cruelty that demands a vigorous prosecution and the maximum penalty from the courts. Cats suffer and feel pain. Violence toward cats and other animals [is] frequently just the starting point for additional criminal behavior. Well established research has identified the link between violence against cats and violence against humans.”


Allie and Braden have created a Public Group called Justice for Mr. Meow where they post pictures and videos of Mr. Meow and updates on the case.


I have emailed Calaveras County District Attorney Barbara Yook to inquire what stage the case is at. If I hear back, I will post an update.


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Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.



Some of Mr. Meow’s pictures were shared from Justice for Mr. Meow Public Group.


FONTES’ mugshot provided to Voice For Us by the Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office.


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