Penn State professor Themis Matsoukas in bestiality case begged rangers to kill him
involving his pet collie begged rangers to shoot him, telling them “I need to die” — as it was claimed that he’s been performing lewd acts in a state forest for nearly a decade, according to court documents.
A Penn State professor was allegedly caught on a trail camera at Rothrock State Forest in Pennsylvania performing sexual acts with his dog.Mastoukas was arraigned Tuesday on charges of open lewdness, indecent exposure, sexual intercourse with an animal and animal cruelty. Last month, rangers spotted the familiar visitor with the North Face backpack on one of the trail cameras and tracked him back to his vehicle, a green Subaru Outback.
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