On April 5th, the Jones County Sheriff's Department (JCSD) in Mississippi announced that 19-year-old Denise Frazier had been arrested for having sex with a dog and posting "extremely graphic" videos of the acts on social media. According to police reports, the twisted teenager posted content online of her committing sexual acts with a male dog, which led to charges of "unnatural intercourse" with the pooch and also aggravated animal cruelty.
Sergeant J.D. Carter of the JCSD, who led the investigation, stated that "In my 17 years in law enforcement, this is one of the most disturbing cases that I’ve ever investigated.” Following a police search of her residence, the sick teenager was issued an arrest warrant at noon, and she was charged with unnatural intercourse and aggravated animal cruelty. Two dogs were seized from the property and taken to Sawmill Animal Hospital in Laurel. One of the dogs was a German shepherd, which she referred to as "a service dog." Investigators said that the dog appeared in a video with her that was posted on the social media app Snapchat. The video showed Frazier and the dog having sexual intercourse in February in Myrick. Although she claimed that it happened in Hattiesburg, the "geo" location of the video shows it was in Myrick.
When JCSD personnel went to the residence to arrest Frazier, she reportedly claimed that she was "threatened to do it" and that "people pay me" to make the videos. Two men were also present at the residence when she was arrested. Snapchat is a free app. Frazier is set to make her initial appearance in Jones County Justice Court today (Thursday).
The Jones County Sheriff’s Department received a complaint from a concerned resident regarding a graphic video posted to a social media channel depicting what appeared to be a sexual act between a woman and a male dog. WDAM reports that the department issued an arrest warrant after investigating Frazier's residence. Sgt. J.D. Carter said, "JCSD is in possession of several videos that are so graphic that we are not at liberty to release them or even discuss them.
