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Couple of lovers is accused of bestiality for the indescribable act they carried out while having sex on the grave of a famous artist
- Couple arrested and charged for alleged sexual acts
- The two recorded themselves committing the crimes.
- Officials warn against the spread of illegal images over the Internet
A couple who filmed themselves having sex on the grave of a famous artist have been arrested and charged with numerous crimes for their bizarre act.
Tasmanian police arrested a woman, 57, and a man, 54, both from the southern island state, on Wednesday after videos of their sexual acts were posted online.
Both have been charged with crimes of bestiality and carrying out ‘prohibited activities in a cemetery’.
A man and a woman decided to get intimate over a grave in St Mark’s Anglican Cemetery in Cressy, North Tasmania, in broad daylight… and now they’ve been charged.
They will appear at Hobart Magistrates Court at a later date, according to a statement.
The shocking footage of the couple allegedly getting intimate in broad daylight at St Mark’s Anglican Cemetery in Cressy, northern Tasmania. appeared in January.
During the home video, the couple appeared to downplay their situation, with one saying “to the souls of the faithful departed, may they rest in peace.”
The desecrated grave was identified as belonging to David Hammond Chapman, a painter known for his landscape work, who died in 1983.
The couple desecrated the grave (pictured) of David Hammond Chapman, a painter known for his landscape work, who died in 1983.
One person who saw the footage said they hoped Chapman’s family was aware of what had been done at his burial site.
A separate video surfaced of the couple using a fish to perform a sexual act on each other.
‘This is how you catch a trout,’ the man is heard saying.
In a statement, Tasmanian Police warned that “it is an offense to possess or distribute the bestiality-related video.”
The maximum penalty for production and dissemination of bestiality material could be up to two years in prison and one year for possession.