Transvestite copied with a dog in the English Royal Castle Penennis

Transvestite raped a dog in the ditch of the ancient royal castle in the UK, writes The Daily Telegraph newspaper.

He was caught with his victim in the moisture incomplete water surrounding the ancient castle of Pendennis of King Henry VIII, which is in the county of Cornwall. The dog ran away from its mistress, after which it entered into an unnatural connection with a 33-year-old pervert.

The crime was committed on Saturday July 10. The mistress of the dog was walking with a friend around the castle, they were accompanied by pets. At about 11 a.m., women found a lonely transvestite. He was dressed in a black dress and paced around a deep moat, not filled with water.

When women noticed a transvestite, he ran away. Then one of the dogs went after him, and by the time the women caught up with them, the pervert was already passionate about a shameful occupation. Women called the police, and the attacker twisted the castle employees.

The castle is controlled by the English Heritage Foundation. He is popular among tourists, and in the summer he experiences a particularly large influx of visitors.

The violator of public order was sent under the escort home, and later made a “complete and frank recognition”, having received a warning for insulting public morality. The police representative said: "Other services were notified of what happened, and he was transferred to them."

The representative of the English Heritage Foundation assured the public that such incidents happen very rarely.