Oct 03, 2014 17:02
Argentinian farming clan, the Villalbas, claim pesticides are to blame after being bombarded with abuse since images of the mutant kid went viral
A farming family has been accused of bestiality after one of their goats gave birth to a mutant kid with a 'human' face.
The Villalba family, of Centro in Argentina, have been castigated after shocking images showing the deformed stillborn went viral.
The snaps were posted by a friend to highlight the devastating impact of excessive pesticide use in the region, but instead they were bombarded with abuse and accusations of sodomy.
Olga Villalba strongly refuted the allegations, saying none of her family would ever have sex with an animal.
She said: "It was dead when it was born, we just want to get rid of it as quickly as possible so we buried it in a hole in the ground.
"It was clearly a genetic mutation caused by the excessive use of pesticides.
"Another neighbour who was here and was curious took a picture which they unfortunately posted online sparking these ridiculous allegations."
The family added that some of the social media messages were from extremely aggressive people convinced that it was only through a cross between human and goat that the bizarre offspring could have been created.
Sunday, 5 October 2014
See mutant goat born with 'human' face as farmers are accused of bestiality
Oct 03, 2014 17:02
Argentinian farming clan, the Villalbas, claim pesticides are to blame after being bombarded with abuse since images of the mutant kid went viral
A farming family has been accused of bestiality after one of their goats gave birth to a mutant kid with a 'human' face.
The Villalba family, of Centro in Argentina, have been castigated after shocking images showing the deformed stillborn went viral.
The snaps were posted by a friend to highlight the devastating impact of excessive pesticide use in the region, but instead they were bombarded with abuse and accusations of sodomy.
Olga Villalba strongly refuted the allegations, saying none of her family would ever have sex with an animal.
She said: "It was dead when it was born, we just want to get rid of it as quickly as possible so we buried it in a hole in the ground.
"It was clearly a genetic mutation caused by the excessive use of pesticides.
"Another neighbour who was here and was curious took a picture which they unfortunately posted online sparking these ridiculous allegations."
The family added that some of the social media messages were from extremely aggressive people convinced that it was only through a cross between human and goat that the bizarre offspring could have been created.
