'Beast' convicted of 'furry' forbidden love triple murder sentenced in California: His accomplice was a 'brony'

'Beast' convicted of 'furry' forbidden love triple murder sentenced in California: His accomplice was a 'brony'

Content warning: This article describes murder and mentions child sexual abuse. Please take care while reading. A California judge has ruled a man convicted of a 2016 triple-murder —motivated by parents’ disapproval of a love affair he had with a teenage girl he met through the “furry” subculture, or groups of people who enjoy dressing up in anthropomorphized animal costumes — will serve three consecutive life sentences behind bars. The convicte…

'Furry' Gets Life for Helping Kill Parents of Teen He Became 'Obsessed' With

Frank Sato Felix was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole, after he and Joshua Charles were convicted of murdering Jennifer Goodwill-Yost, her husband, Christoper Yost, and family friend Arthur "Billy" Boucher.

‘Furry’ who Called Himself a ‘Beast’ Sentenced to Prison for Killing Teen Girl’s Parents

A California man will spend the rest of his life behind bars for the brutal 2016 murders of three people, including the parents of a teenage girl he became fixated on after meeting her through the “furry” subculture. Frank Sato Felix, now 33, was sentenced to three consecutive life terms in prison after being found guilty last year of three counts of first-degree murder with enhancements for committing multiple killings. The victims were Jennife…

Say What Now? ‘Furry’ Gets Life for Helping Kill Parents of Teen He Became ‘Obsessed’ With

The murdered mother of the girl is said to have introduced her to the furry community, where she encountered suspect Frank Sato Felix and “Brony” Joshua Charles Acosta, who later fatally shot the teen’s parents and another man while her two younger sisters slept close by. A California man was given life in prison for his role in the 2016 murders of three people — two of whom were the parents of a teen girl prosecutors say he became “obsessed” wi…