Church Leader Arrested For Allegedly Soliciting Dog Sex

[Anthony]

A Baptist church leader in Missouri has been arrested after allegedly attempting to solicit sex with a dog.
Jerald Hill, 56, of Camden County was arrested earlier in the week on suspicion of attempted unlawful sex with an animal and attempted animal abuse.
According to Boone County sheriff’s Detective Tracy Perkins the investigation began when authorities received a tip that somebody was looking to have sex with a dog or other type of animal on Craigslist.
An undercover officer went online and set up a time and place with the suspect for the purpose of having sex with a dog. Subsequently, Hill was taken into custody when he arrived and was expecting a sexual tryst.
Hill was president and CEO of Missouri’s Windermere Baptist Conference Center, a national gathering spot for Baptist leaders. He was let go of his position after the news of his arrest.
“The board is very supportive of him and grateful for his work at Windermere. “We are concerned for the well being of Jerry, and we are also concerned with the well being of Windermere," said Arthur Mallory, Chairman of the Baptist Conference Center.
Hill was released from the Boone County Jail after posting a $1,000 bond.

 

[kita]

This is one sick dude! Cloaking behind the word of God pretending to be righteous and all but living a life full of pretension, evil, lie and lustfulness. What more sickening is he want to do it with dogs. WTF!

 

[Muthoni]

It is important to have someone to talk to; if this man had someone he would confide in he could have gotten help. He solicited for sex with a dog online? This is a kind of illness that kept growing until he could not help himself. It is very unfortunate that it has come to this.

 

[sharpayvargas1]

To be fair to him, yes, at least, he doesn't intend to have sexual relationship with women. But with dogs? Really sick, man. It must be really humiliating as religious leader and on the part of the group of leaders.