High Heels Crushing Animals
It is possible for high heels to crush a small animal to death. This is actually considered a fetish for some people to see videos of women in high heels crushing animals to death. A man was sentenced in 1998 for making and selling videos of a lady crushing small animals like mice, gerbils, lizards, and turtles with her high heels. It is inhumane and animal cruelty that deserves the strong punnishments it gets in the United States.
Posted by dvenezia2006 on 8/25/2009
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Crush videos are film for fetishists who can only achieve sexual gratification by seeing a woman in high heels torture and dominate an animal and finally kill it by viciously crushing it. ... When you think of animal abuse you may only think of people beating their animals or not feeding their animals, but there is so...
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Several Websites have cropped up recently offering videos and still photos of dogs, cats, rabbits and toads being stomped to death by a sexy woman wearing stockings and high heels. ... She then began stomping on the kitten with her high-heeled shoes, crushing its body and head and leaving it in a lifeless, bloody heap.
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The 1999 law stemmed from congressional worries about "crush" videos, which typically show women pounding their high heels on small animals and sometimes talking in a dominatrix fashion. ... The arrest of a Ventura County, Calif., man who produced a video showing a woman's heels crushing rats and mice caught the attention of U.S.
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A US man has admitted making and selling videos of women crushing small animals to death. ... Capriola was arrested in May, 1998, after a former girlfriend told the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals that he was making videos of women in high heels crushing mice, rats, guinea pigs, lizards and turtles to death.
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Car Crushing ... Diana's Dangerous Heels ... Hell on High Heels...
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Crush Victims by Judy Griffith ... I soon found out it meant some disgusting and sick people got a sexual high on taping innocent pet rats to the floor to crush them and take pictures or videotape them. You see, the women wore nothing but spiked high heels.
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At a news conference today in Simi Valley, Calif., Rooney displayed still photos showing women in stiletto high heels squashing a mouse, rabbit and what appeared to be a guinea pig or hamster. ... "It's deplorable," Rooney said, adding that "the right of free speech does not include crushing small animals to death,
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Why are some people (men, presumably) turned on by watching what one paper described without comment as "scantily clad women crushing animals beneath their feet"? ... Their silliness mitigates their vileness. Women in high heels crushing mice? It's idiotic. Mechanical porn-sex has more drama. This is porn for babies.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Bill Clinton on Thursday signed into law legislation banning so-called "crush" videos that depict women crushing small animals like mice beneath their high heels, often during sex acts.
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The only snuff films proven to exist involve animals. In 1998, nine "squish" videos were seized by Scottish police and their distributor arrested. These videos showed scantily-clad women crushing under their high heels an assortment of small animals, including frogs, mice, insects, and a snail.
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