Hidden away in a rural NSW property, police allege the man became one of the most prolific creators of bestiality content before he was arrested.
Police have arrested one of NSW’s worst alleged bestiality offenders after uncovering a sickening collection of material produced by a man with the pseudonym “Beast Boy”.
Police allege the profile had a large online presence and used encrypted messaging apps to share bestiality material that he produced. As the man was being arrested, accompanying RSPCA inspectors found a small dog on the property. The dog, who police allege was among the animals abused by the man for the purposes of creating online videos, was taken into care by the RSPCA.Police also found several electronic devices and hard drives at the remote home that will be further examined.
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