In Washington state, near Vancouver, a convicted felon (for drug smuggling) has been arrested for running a ‘bestiality farm.’ Warning: gross and depraved. Then again, you probably already heard about it. This lurid story has been making the rounds… because it’s lurid. But why would I tell you about this? Only to illustrate connections. It’s all about connections, and the questions that aren’t being asked.
Vancouver is a hub of international human trafficking. We know this in part from the work of Dave McGowan.
Organized crime is an international phenomenon: human trafficking, organ trafficking, pedophilia, sex slaves, snuff films — all really happening on a huge scale, a scale that cannot be explained without the complicity of some police officers, judges, social workers, military people, politicians, religious leaders, lawyers, bankers, accountants, etc. being involved. Organized. Channels. Networks. Rings. Connections.
For what purpose? To make money. To blackmail. To satisfy depraved lusts. To feel powerful. To abuse.
If you do not yet understand what we’re dealing with, please read Dave McGowan’s work. Otherwise you will find the following information shocking and unbelievable. The stuff of urban legends.
In all the hoopla about this Doug Spink story, one especially important question: who are these people who visited his farm as sex tourists, and were any of them children?
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This is just one tiny brick in the wall of depravity…
About the man arrested, Douglas Spink (age 39):
- convicted drug felon
- noted horse trainer of Capone, a multi-million dollar horse that went missing from his property in a bizarre custody dispute (Horse subject of custody fight)
- arrested with a 51 year-old British tourist, Stephen Clarke, accused of having sex with dogs
- made a fortune in Oregon in the 1990s buying and selling small companies
- lost his fortune by 2002 and filed for bankruptcy
- arrested in 2005 with 375 pounds of cocaine, cooperated with authorities and got a lenient sentence
- he was drug running for Robert Kesling (Felon accused of running animal sex farm)
- according to the sheriff, Spink “was promoting tourism of this nature for bestiality” by running a website advertising the farm (Felon accused of running bestiality farm)
- the property, Exitpoint Farm, is reportedly owned by Spink’s mother
- Exitpoint Stallions is an investor syndicate
- In 2008 Exitpoint partnered with Three Treasures Farms to handle breeding management
- Spink graduated from Reed College
According to investigators, thousands of images of bestiality were recovered at the site. So, there may have been other visitors. It would be very interesting to know about these other visitors. (British man arrested at bestiality farm)
The missing horse story received big coverage. Good Morning America stuff. (Trainer frets over fate of missing stud). Spink is handled gingerly in that account, only covering the drug conviction. All this other shady stuff? Don’t breathe a word of it.
…that his problems began in the mid-90s, when an anonymous man began spreading rumors that he was running an “animal sex porn website.” Spink claims he eventually hired a private investigator who found the online “troll” in a “run-down trailer in the midwest,” but won’t provide his identity in order to “honor his right to … go forward without hate.”
He claims to be a selfless, unconventional guy. Read his own words here and here. And especially here: an open letter from Spink to the woman he says stole the horse, his ex-lover Corinne Super, allegedly a marijuana grower heroin smuggler and longtime associate of Hells Angels helicopter smuggler Owe Jensen, and she is nothing but a petty criminal, unlike himself. And it goes from there…
He has an answer for everything.
So what did Spink in this last time? Well, he obsessively called a Tennessee public defenders’ office about James Michael Tait, a jailed defendant in another infamous bestiality case. (Coke kingpin busted)
Authorities searched his farm Wednesday after prosecutors received a tip from a public defender’s office in Tennessee. The office reported that Spink had been calling them incessantly about a jailed defendant in a bestiality case in Tennessee.
That man, James Michael Tait, had previously admitted filming a man having sex with a horse in Washington state in 2005. The man Tait filmed died of internal injuries suffered during the incident. He received a minor sentence in the case because Washington had relatively weak bestiality laws at the time.
So, despite Spink being very active for something like 15 years on horse-related message boards and getting banned, and developing quite the nasty reputation, and despite having this high profile horse business and a high profile horse that got stolen in a bizarre case covered on Good Morning America, and despite being known to authorities as a convicted drug-smuggler, he evidently behaved with a certain arrogance and impunity. Not exactly hiding out and keeping a low profile, but really out there stirring up trouble.
What causes someone to behave like that? Stupidity? Or protection?
Investigators got on his case only when the Tennessee authorities dialed in with a WTF?
From Seattle Times: Felon accused of running animal sex farm:
How and why Spink and Tait came to know one another is unclear, but in court Friday federal prosecutors explained how authorities were led to Spink. During the phone calls between Tait and Spink, the two men talked about their similar views on animals and bestiality, authorities said.
Spink was so concerned about Tait’s arrest in Tennessee for bestiality that Spink called his friend’s lawyers and even pretended to be an attorney himself, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Susan Roe. The phone calls from Spink came to the attention of police in Maury County, Tenn., who eventually learned that Spink was not a lawyer but was on federal probation on the drug-smuggling conviction, authorities said. Maury County Detective Terry Chandler contacted U.S. Probation in Seattle, authorities said. Tennessee authorities turned over recorded jail phone calls between Spink and Tait to authorities building a case here.
So it’s unclear how these two know each other, but it’s possibly very important. Could have something to do with a RING. Just saying. In his drug running conviction, Spink cooperated with authorites to get a lenient sentence. He exposed two Seattle-area attorneys, one a part-time judge, as well as Kesling. They were in the drug section of a RING. These rings usually connect, because one thing we understand about organized crime is that they have to be efficient.
In 2005, Spink was arrested in Monroe after authorities found 371 pounds of cocaine in his car. Authorities said Spink was a drug runner for smuggler Robert Kesling, who once lived in Woodinville. Spink was sentenced to about three years in federal prison after he cooperated with the government’s investigation into two Seattle-area attorneys who were implicated in the drug-smuggling operation.
James L. White, a criminal-defense attorney and part-time Edmonds Municipal Court judge, and A. Mark Vanderveen, of Shoreline, were sentenced to federal prison time for accepting money from Kesling. Kesling was sentenced to 17 years in prison.
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Besides having been raped by dogs, X1 also spoke about how Bernard Weinstein, an associate of Dutroux until murdered by him in 1995, and Annie Bouty, the former girlfriend of Nihoul, sometimes walked around with a snake at abuse sessions, which they used to rape the girls with.
Remember this horrible story of Lolita?
I am disgusted and no more afraid, and by the way, who cares? My days are numbered anyway. My aids is in its final stages. They have more respect for dogs than for us. I know that not all the girls go through what I have been through. But I know what goes on in this milieu and why the girls deny all those horrendous things so as not to fall victim to their anger. Their riches give them the right over our lives… If their drugs, their aids and alcohol had not brought me to my death bed, their filth and the filth of their dogs that I was made to swallow as well as their violence would have done it anyway.
This is not at all unusual for these organized pedophile and sex trafficking rings.
Furthermore, the rings operate by word of mouth.
*) August 19, 1996, The Times, ‘Belgian case throws light on global scourge; Murder’: “In Britain alone police estimate that there are 200 paedophile rings that allow people to swap child pornography and even children… Within the rings, paedophiles exchange photographs, contact magazines and addresses. Chief Superintendent Brian Mackenzie, president of the Police Superintendents’ Association, said yesterday: “They operate like any other special interest group. Networks and rings form by word of mouth. “Individuals will exchange pornography and quite often they will pass compliant juveniles between groups. The whole thing spreads out and it is difficult for the police to break down.” The networks can be very complex and in one case children who had run away from homes had been lured to London by a “safe” name and address, forced into a paedophile ring and, as they got older, were made to abuse recent arrivals. The aim was to turn the children into perpetrators, making it less likely that they would complain to the police… Children have been kidnapped by paedophile rings who make and sell videos featuring child sex abuse.”
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So what’s the point? We have a lot of people discussing Doug Spink and his bestiality. Great. What a freak. There are other things to know about this case.
Who are in all the images? Investigators say they have thousands of images. Are there any children in the images? Have the images been sold or shared? Who purchased them? Who does Spink know from his past as a 1) successful entrepreneur and investor, 2) drug runner, 3) successful horse trainer, 4) informant, 5) prison inmate…
This is all unfolding in a remote, rural location near Vancouver, a known hub of human trafficking and organized crime. I know for many people just the whole bestiality thing stretches the imagination. But once you’ve gotten caught up on the scope of The Pedophocracy, it stretches the imagination to think that Spink would not be connected into the broader organized crime syndicate operating in that area and beyond.















