My pony has been sexually abused I'm so hurt and confused I don't know what's next

Keeley57 · 06-21-2012, 05:42 PM

The police man said he has to put sign up to cover his on back! I know it's wrong but I may take it down or the may think we're calling his bluff anyway because there's no electric so hopefully he still goes and we manage to catch him! I know that sounds awful but I don't want him to move onto some one else's horse who's not aware of him at least I am aware and intend to catch him and quickly as possible
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rascalboy · 06-21-2012, 07:07 PM

Well, sounds like you're doing your part to catch him. Have you warned your friend about the guy? Is she going out to watch for him?
I'm assuming you bring a digital camera with you when you camp out for him, right?
I'd be sure to keep the horses in at night WITH a camera. I'd even set up my own battery powered cameras out where he usually lurks on the property. Those deerhunting ones that have a motion sensor are the best. Just make sure you have a high quality one that can get video/pictures in the dark cause it's worthless if you can't get a good look at the guy's face.
Anywho, I think I'd personally be freaking out a bit more than you seem to be.

You seem very calm and collected, lol. Which is fine. I would just be horribly offended that the guy had the nerve to go out and do that.
I'd also be QUIETLY spreading the word to your neighbors that they might want to think about setting up their own cameras. Remember that if the guy catches wind that he's being watched, he won't show up. That's good for you, but he might get bored and show up after a few months have passed, which isn't good. Better to be quiet and catch him in the act.

PaintGirl7 · 06-22-2012, 01:20 PM

I'd catch that pervert when he stepped on my property! I'd tell him that he better get off my property! But yes, cameras would also help a lot, along with telling the police.

SlideStop · 06-22-2012, 01:27 PM

Question... Have you warned other barns in the surrounding area? Or maybe even gotten the local news involved?
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jaydee · 06-22-2012, 01:34 PM

Really concerns me that this sort of thing could escalate into something a lot worse. I had a young horse slashed on his neck with a blade, 18 inches of stitches and scarred for life. It was a nice quiet area - that's why they go to places like that. Can you not move your ponies for a short while to at least try to break his routine?
Hope you've advised all the other horse owners in your area by now?
I'd certainly be finding a couple of capable men to 'camp' out there and wait for him. Can you rig up some sort of loud alarm system? If he's this sexually driven as to abuse a horse what next?

Keeley57 · 06-22-2012, 01:37 PM

Yes every one knows about him and police have put it on the paper x
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DimSum · 06-22-2012, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SlideStop

Question... Have you warned other barns in the surrounding area? Or maybe even gotten the local news involved?
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I'd definitely go to the local press if this guy doesn't get caught soon...cockroaches do not like daylight.

Jewelsb · 06-22-2012, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by possumhollow

I am a strong supporter for euthanasia. After working in a mental hospital for the mentally insane, I am even more for it.

Most people have no idea what kind of hell that the caregivers as well as the sufferers go through. Personally, I have irreversible brain damage for an injury on that job, who will take care of me for the rest of my life?

It really pisses me off that pedophiles, rapists, murderers, amongst other criminals get a free ride for the rest of their lives because their lawyers got them off on a plea of not guilty due to insanity or not competent to stand trail. I'm sorry, why should tax payers pick up the bill for people that do horrible damage to children and adults?

I have personally witnessed a man that the 'social workers' said was incapable of following the simplest of instructions, figure out that he needed to wait until shift change or something else was going on to attack someone. If he waited until the right moment, he could inflict the most damage rather than doing it when he had undivided attention.

My husband still works at the same hospital and was there when the same man clawed out a nurse's eyeball. Wish I were exaggerating on that one, I'm not, we went to visit her in the hospital.

Yeah, I'm for euthanasia for dangerous people in society because they are not members of that society.

Completely agree with you. Euthanasia needs to be an option.
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Darander · 06-22-2012, 06:04 PM

This is so disgusting and maddening. It also makes me very sad for you, having to worry about such a thing. I hope it is settled soon AND permanently. However that may come about.

AlexS · 06-22-2012, 10:11 PM

Personally I would move your horses. It deeply concerns me that he is possibly using a sedative, and you have a foal there. I am also worried about the condoms, as Allison said they help to keep the perp clean, but they also provide a lubricant, and help to keep his DNA off the horse.

It's not your job to catch him. The police are already aware of him - and he won't stop until he is in jail, he will just change up his routine.

Please move your horses.

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