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Crystal May Hoare, Jay Wade Veenstra plead guilty to bestiality

A mother-of-six has admitted having sex with her ex-boyfriend’s dogs while he filmed the vile act.

Crystal Hoare and Jay Veenstra both pleaded guilty to three charges of bestiality while before the Mackay District Court on Wednesday. Courier Mail Reports.

The court heard that Hoare had had penile intercourse with Veenstra’s two dogs three times in October 2021, June 2022 and October 2022 at a house in Sarina, south of Mackay in Queensland

Police were informed of the incident and found a text message from Veenstra to Hoare which read: ‘Don’t worry, no one will see my dog ​​fucking you’, during an unrelated matter.

After investigation, the police found images of the perverse acts of Veenstra, who when questioned by the police said that he did not know that sex with a dog was illegal.

Mum-of-six Crystal Hoare (pictured) has admitted having sex with her then-boyfriend Jay Veenstra's two dogs three times while he filmed

Mum-of-six Crystal Hoare (pictured) has admitted having sex with her then-boyfriend Jay Veenstra’s two dogs three times while he filmed

Both Hoare and Veenstra (pictured) pleaded guilty to three counts of bestiality and were given two years' probation after police discovered footage of the perverted acts

Both Hoare and Veenstra (pictured) pleaded guilty to three counts of bestiality and were given two years’ probation after police discovered footage of the perverted acts

Hoare’s lawyer told the court that his client had experienced a “quite traumatic upbringing” and that some form of leniency needed to be shown.

He revealed that she was taking medication to treat PTSD and had been admitted to a number of mental health facilities over the past year.

Veenstra’s defense argued that he should only receive a fine and not probation as he played a lesser role in the offence, which Judge Terry Gardiner did not accept.

“He participated by videotaping it,” Judge Gardiner told the court, adding that Veenstra “doesn’t seem to realize how wrong (bestiality) is.”

He concluded by noting that Veenstra was ‘an active participant by filming the activity’.

The former couple were both placed on probation for two years. However, Veenstra avoided a conviction, while Hoare received one for her past crimes.

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