By Jennifer SullivanSeattle Times staff reporter
A Whatcom County man's friendship and aggressive support for a man convicted in the infamous Enumclaw horse-sex case led to his arrest this week for allegedly operating a bestiality farm just south of the Canadian border near Sumas, Washington. Federal prosecutors and Whatcom County sheriff's officials say Spink allowed people to come to the farm and have sex with animals. He was "promoting tourism of this nature for bestiality."
When county deputies and federal investigators searched the property they found videotapes that included images of a man, who was visiting the property, having sex with several large-breed dogs.
In the Enumclaw case, a 45-year-old Gig Harbor man died after having sex with a horse on Tait's rental farm. The horse involved in the incident was not harmed (thank God), and an autopsy of the unnamed man concluded that "the manner of death was accidental, due to perforation of the colon." The horse's owners told police that they didn't know people had been sneaking into their barn to have sex with their horses.
I hope they don't find the video with me in it. My dog would be so jealous.
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