A renowned zoologist from Australia who worked for BBC and National Geographic productions admitted raping, torturing and killing dozens of dogs and accessing and sharing child sexual abuse materials. Adam Corden Britton, a crocodile expert, pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court of Australia on Monday 25th.
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A renowned zoologist Australiawho appeared in BBC and National Geographic productions, admitted raping, torturing and killing dozens of people dogsand access to and distribution of child sexual abuse materials. Adam Corden Britton, an expert in Crocodilespleaded guilty in the Supreme Court of Australia on Monday 25th.
In total, Britton faces 56 criminal charges. Framed by his “sadistic interest” in zoophilia, was the specialist who once hosted the famous British naturalist in his home David Attenboroug raped his dogs Ursa and Bolt on his farm in the city of Darwin since at least 2014, according to official documents.
In addition, between November 17, 2020 and April 22, 2022, the day of his arrest, the academic “intentionally” killed at least 39 of the 42 dogs he mistreated, including dogs he bought online through a platform that did not include people More were able to keep their pets, for example due to work or travel, donated or sold.
The 51yearold academic sent photos to the owners who gave him their pets, assuring them they were safe, before torturing, raping and burying them in a huge container full of cameras and recording equipment he kept in his home killed.
According to the documents, the wellknown crocodile expert also shared material he recorded in an encrypted Telegram group under a pseudonym with people prone to animal abuse and sexual activity with animals and feces.
For the rest of the month we go back to the Okavango Delta. To get you in the mood, here’s a saltwater crocodile off Darwin’s north coast from last weekend.
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Last year police discovered Britton had computers, mobile phones, cameras, external hard drives, weapons and sex toys at his rural Darwin property, where they also found the remains of injured animals, decomposed puppy corpses and the heads of puppies.
The acts committed by the zoologist were so cruel that the president of the court, Michael Grant, asked some people, including the sheriff’s officials, the security team and the press, to leave the prison before the prosecutor read the facts of the charges in court . *With information from EFE