This is still clanging around my head.
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A Campobello teen is accused of raping one neighbor's dog and another neighbor's two little girls. Now the dog has died and charges against the teen have been upgraded.
After receiving word that the dog died possibly because of the rape. Fox Carolina called the Solicitor's office to see if now new charges would be filed against the teen. An hour later Solicitor Trey Gowdy called to say that the charges will be upgraded to the "most serious animal cruelty charges they have on the books."
Thank God for that, because raping two little girls wouldn't have brought much of a penalty at all. But then they were probably asking for it anyway.
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Princess's little dog house is empty now. Sylvia Jones says she died of internal bleeding this past Sunday because of the rape. "The vet told me she had a little blood in her urine and that she was bleeding inside."
Sylvia says she and her husband would not have believed Cory Williamson raped Princess exactly two weeks to the day she died had they not seen it with their own eyes.
"When I got here we were laying on the deck looking at him and he had his pants down and he was doing sexual activity with the dog like a man would do to a woman."
The Jones family says Princess wouldn't eat or play anymore after the attack. "She (Princess) couldn't even sit down, her bottom was swollen sore."
Sylvia says she knows Princess was just a dog, but she wants people to know that Princess was also a part of her family. A family that now has been forever changed. "She looked so pitiful. It's sad, there was nothing I could do for her."
There was nothing I could do for her. Which explains why you let her suffer for
two weeks until she died. Why the rush to get her to the vet
after she was dead? Or did that take another two weeks?
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Neighbor Bill Johnson says, "As a community we shouldn't have to watch our kids every second they're playing."
Yeah, you're right, Bill. Watch over your kids? That's crazy talk. It would be a far better idea to ignore them until something happens. You go, Dad.
