The famous zoologist Adam Britton horrified the entire world: Rape of dogs, sexual abuse of children…

Adam Britton, 51, who grew up in West Yorkshire, England, before moving to Australia, was eventually caught after his sadistic behavior began in 2014. Britton has since tortured and raped more than 42 dogs until they died. in the gloomy container equipped with cameras.

Britton, who was arrested in April 2022, was an academic at Charles Darwin University in northern Australia and once hosted broadcaster David Attenborough at his home, actually living two different lives.

British; While married to Erin Britton, a biologist and forest ranger, and studying at university, he kept his dark side alive and put his perverted thoughts into practice. By the way, he managed to keep all of this from his wife Erin from him for years.

KILLED BY TORTURE AND RAPE

Britton, who pleaded guilty to more than 40 charges of animal torture and accessing child abuse materials in the Northern Territory Supreme Court, also surprised everyone when he explained how he found the animals he tortured and killed.

Britton focused on people who had to surrender their dogs to another home, telling pet owners that her old dog had died of cancer and she was taking their dogs out of compassion for him.

He also said that when pet owners approached Britton and asked how their dogs were doing, he lied and showed old photos. However, in reality, his pets were already dead.

HE FILMED THE TORTURES AND PUBLISHED THEM ON THE INTERNET

The former family of one of Britton’s victims, a dog named Kiki, said they were devastated when they heard about the incident.

Unfortunately, Kiki died after a week of Britton’s torture.

The family, who wished to remain anonymous, were horrified when NT Police called them last year to explain the abuse. The family explains that they had to find a new home for Kiki because the dog’s owner had to stay in the hospital, and in the meantime, Britton contacted them.

Britton contacted the woman on September 22, 2021, claiming that her dog had passed away a few months earlier and that she was looking for a friend. “I would like to meet her 1.5-year-old daughter so I can give her a good home. I live on a five acre block in Humpty Doo, no other dogs. “I can help you by offering you a great home,” she wrote.

Kiki didn’t make it through the week, according to court documents. Between September 26 and 30, Britton took Kiki to a shipping container and filmed himself raping and torturing her until she died.

HE ADMITTED HIS CRIMES: HE KILLED 47 ANIMALS

The famous zoologist, who worked with the BBC and National Geographic, admitted to having suffered cruelty to 47 animals. He also pleaded guilty to charges of accessing and transmitting child abuse material.

The details of Britton’s crimes are so horrific that Chief Justice Michael Grant urged the public and security personnel to leave the courtroom before prosecutors described the facts of the case:

Britton not only tortured and sexually abused his own pets Ursa and Bolt, he also tortured and sexually abused pet owners’ dogs he caught through Gumtree Australia.

“These facts contain material that has the potential to cause nervous shock.”

Prosecutors told the court Britton had had a sadistic sexual interest in animals, especially dogs, since at least 2014. Britton used Gumtree Australia to target pet owners in the Darwin area, the court heard.

Prosecutor Marty Aust explained that when a new dog or puppy is offered for sale in the area, he contacts the owners in a way that does not arouse suspicion to obtain custody of their dogs.

HE ALSO GAVE TACTICS ON THE INTERNET

Britton, who grew up in West Yorkshire, England, before moving to Australia 20 years ago, shared videos and images of him sexually abusing dogs on Telegram accounts called “Monster” and “Cerberus,” named after the three-year-old dog. Dante heads.

In a message read in court, Britton spoke of his impulses to a stranger on Telegram: “I had repressed it. “I quit again in the last few years and I can’t stop anymore.”

His account contained 114 threads describing how he acquired pets, abused them, and disposed of their bodies.

“Owner looking for a forever home for his beloved dog, be sure to make him a good offer… After his old dog died of cancer last year, he almost never fails to tell them he wants a new family member,” he wrote Britton in Monster. .

HOW WAS CAUGHT?

He used his accounts to communicate with like-minded people about animal cruelty and bestiality, but on March 22, 2022, he uploaded a video called “1B***h9Pups.” The next day, an anonymous internet user spotted the adult dog wearing an orange City of Darwin collar with the slogan “Great pets start with you.”

He sent the images to the NT Animal Welfare Branch via Gmail. On April 22, a month after Britton posted the video online, NT Police and Australian Federal Police raided her home in McMinns Lagoon, south of Darwin.

Detectives seized computers, cell phones, cameras, external hard drives, gadgets, weapons, dog paraphernalia and sex toys. They also found severed dog limbs in the freezer, a rotting puppy in a pond on the property and a severed dog head on a neighboring property.

Britton was charged with 37 counts of animal cruelty, 10 counts of rape or attempted rape of a dog and four counts of possession or transmission of child abuse material.

He will appear in court again for sentencing on December 13.

WORKED FOR THE BBC AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Britton grew up in England and received his Ph.D. After 1996 she studied at the Department of Zoology at the University of Bristol before moving to Australia to follow his fascination with crocodiles. Just two years ago he was a respected researcher at Charles Darwin University and gained international recognition for his work as a crocodile conservationist with his wife and business partner, Erin.

With David Attenborough and his wife Erin…

He met his future wife and they founded a consulting company called Big Gecko, which sold images of alligators to film and television directors. They worked on natural history programs for the BBC and National Geographic.

Erin is also quite successful in her field… She even met Prince Harry and helped him catch a saltwater crocodile.

The saltwater crocodile Smaug became famous in his field and appeared in two horror films. He hosted David Attenborough while filming part of the BBC documentary series Life in Cold Blood on his property. None of the famous crocodile expert’s crimes are attributed to the reptiles.

With Erin…

It is believed that Erin, a biologist and ranger who has helped with several projects counting sea turtles and crocodiles, had no knowledge of her husband’s actions. It is even claimed that she attempted to move on with her life by changing her last name during this period.