A twisted perv who died after being penetrated by a horse had the whole thing caught on camera in a shocking case that finally prompted a change in the law.
The zoophile was being filmed having sex with the stallion, which he’d nicknamed Big D**k, when his revolting fetish went wrong.
The death of Boeing aircraft engineer Kenneth Pinyan, who was 45 and nicknamed “Mr Hands”, was the catalyst for bestiality to be outlawed in Washington state. Astonishingly, until then such sick behaviour with animals was not a crime in the state.
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And one of the writers of Zoo, an acclaimed film about the case, reckons that perverts would still be practising that kind of filth if it wasn’t for Pinyan’s death, and that the zoophilia community feel he ruined things for them.
“I think the truth is that they lost a lot: stability, a weekend vacation getaway place, something to look forward to. They lost a community,” Charles Mudede told Vice News.
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"When the death happened, they were exposed. They were looked at, they were investigated. It was a major disruption.
“I got an impression that they thought Mr Hands was a bit of a weakling. He was an intellectual, he worked for Boeing as an engineer.
“They could take a horse-f***ing and not have to go to the hospital. He was effete and new to it. They thought he ruined it. If he wasn't so self-destructive, they'd still be f***ing horses on weekends.”
In an exclusive follow-up interview with the Daily Star last year, Charles said he had a theory that Pinyan might not have been attracted to horses in the same way as most zoophiles, and that he might have just wanted a big c**k inside him – it just happened that it was a horse that made his fantasy possible.
Pinyan's final moments were filmed by a fellow sicko in the town of Enumclaw in 2005. He died from a severe case of acute peritonitis.
But Charles told the Star: “A lot of these guys were really just into the size, you know?
“I think the horse was almost like an abstract. That was the funny thing.
“Pinyan was into extreme sex and so that's how he got into the group, which of course cost him his life.
“They called the horse 'Big D**k’. That's where my theory comes from."
The weirdos included James Michael Tait, who filmed Pinyan's fatal romp. They originally found each other on Facebook, where they swapped their sick fantasies.
Tait was able to be charged only with trespassing. But investigators found hundreds of hours of footage of men having sex with horses, and it all prompted the state to change the law.
Bestiality was banned the following year, and it’s now punishable by up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine.
In his earlier interview with Vice News, Charles said: “Everyone in Enumclaw is very close to horses. It's a quiet, rural suburb with a view of the mountains.
“Everyone is a horse person and, as you know, the town included all types of horse worship. It was a place where you could f*** horses, and no one could tell.
“The line was difficult to differentiate between passion and zoophilia unless you were caught. If Pinyan didn't die, those guys he hung out with would still be f***ing horses today and no one would have suspected anything.
“They were so angry because they must have thought, 'We had it so good!’”
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