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Woman pleads guilty to having sex with a dog

Jennifer Louise Driscoll, a revolting individual, has admitted guilt to bestiality after engaging in sexual acts with a dog.

Judge Terry Martin at Brisbane District Court described her actions as ‘repulsive and contrary to the natural order’.

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According to the defence lawyer, Driscoll has faced public humiliation and claimed she had sexual relations with the dog, believed to be a Pit Bull Terrier, at her partner’s request.

Driscoll has now been remanded in custody; she also confessed to stabbing someone with a fork, biting a child, and trafficking cannabis.

This recent court appearance is a continuation from October 2014, when police discovered a video of Driscoll engaging in the vulgar act.

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When dogs are neglected by their owners, their behavior can become aggressive, often leading to bites simply due to a lack of training. Typically, such dogs are put down – similarly, this abhorrent woman, Jennifer Driscoll, deserves the same fate.

For her court appearance, Jenny Driscoll managed to appear somewhat presentable. However, this does nothing to erase her true nature, her past actions, and the likelihood that she will continue with such behavior unless faced with a suitable conviction that reflects her crimes.

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In addition to being despicable, she is clearly a drain on society – although society may share some responsibility for this situation. However, with more effective laws in place, we might not find ourselves in such a problematic state.

If stricter laws were enacted, fewer individuals would violate them, and those who do would face harsher consequences – creating more job opportunities within the justice and law enforcement sectors.

This tale is revolting – Driscoll is devoid of humanity and deserves either lifelong imprisonment or extermination.

by Sel Hurst

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