US EditionColorado Man Among 11 Indicted for Videos of Monkey Torture
- A federal grand jury indicted 11 people, including a 27-year-old Colorado man, for conspiring to create and distribute videos of monkey torture.
- The indictment follows a larger investigation revealing the defendants paid a Cincinnati man to coordinate a minor in Indonesia to carry out abuse on monkeys.
- The videos show over 79 acts of violence, including mutilation, sodomy with instruments, and a baby monkey killed by being thrown against a cage before being returned to its mother.
- In early 2023, Carter Fawcett from Lakewood sent a message to Nicholas Dryden asking if he could accept $70 for 100 minutes of video content, as detailed in the indictment.
- If convicted, the 11 defendants from eight states face up to five years in prison, highlighting federal efforts to combat animal crush videos and related crimes.
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Colorado man among 11 indicted for videos of monkey torture | News Channel 3-12
By Logan Smith Click here for updates on this story LAKEWOOD, Colorado (KCNC) — A 27-year-old Colorado man has been indicted along with 10 other people from across the country for paying for the creation and distribution of videos made overseas of adult and baby monkeys being mutilated, tortured and killed. The group communicated its desires for acts on the monkeys to a minor in Indonesia, according to a federal indictment unsealed Friday. T…
Colorado man among 11 indicted for videos of monkey torture
By Logan Smith Click here for updates on this story LAKEWOOD, Colorado (KCNC) — A 27-year-old Colorado man has been indicted along with 10 other people from across the country for paying for the creation and distribution of videos made overseas of adult and baby monkeys being mutilated, tortured and killed. The group communicated its desires for acts on the monkeys to a minor in Indonesia, according to a federal indictment unsealed Friday. T…
11 charged for allegedly buying videos from Cincinnati man that depict acts of extreme violence against monkeys
The United States Justice Department says that they have charged 11 different people from across the country who are alleged to have purchased videos from a Cincinnati man that depict acts of extreme violence against monkeys.
Pa. man among 11 indicted in monkey abuse videos investigation
A Pennsylvania man was among 11 people indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to create and distribute videos showing “acts of extreme violence and sexual abuse against monkeys.”The indictment said Hugh T. Campbell of Pennsylvania, colluded with Nicholas T. Dryden, of Cincinnati, who was previously charged with creating and distributing the so-called “animal crush videos,” the Department of Justice said.
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