Malaysian man 'who had sex with goat' goes on trial and faces 20 years in jail or whipping if he is found guilty
- Shaari Hasan, 60, could be jailed for 20 years if it's found he had sex with a goat
- The goat's owner heard it making strange noises and saw a half-naked man
- The suspect then quickly fled the scene and the animal was later found dead
A 60-year-old man in Malaysia could face 20 years in jail or whipping if he is found guilty of having sex with a goat.
Shaari Hasan was yesterday charged with voluntarily having had 'carnal intercourse' with the animal on July 27.
The man was discovered by the goat's owner after she heard it making strange sounds.
Shaari Hasan, 60, was yesterday charged with voluntarily having had 'carnal intercourse' with a goat
The judge said not admitting to the evidence made his guilty plea unacceptable and when the charge was again read out to him, Hasan pleaded not guilty
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Going to check on the animal, she saw the man next to the goat, half-naked, Free Malaysia Today reports.
The man fled the scene and the goat was found dead. The owner put in a complaint with the police and the carcass was sent to a veterinary service department for a post-mortem examination.
The accused widower was allegedly caught behind a house in the village of Kampung Sungai Buaya in Rawang, at around 1.30pm.
He initially pleaded guilty when the charge, under Article 377 of Malaysia's criminal code, was first read out by judge Nurul Mardhiah Mohammed Redza, as reported by Detik.
A 60-year-old man in Malaysia could face 20 years in jail or whipping if he is found guilty of having sex with a goat
But after being presented with evidence which was said to be taken from him when he was arrested, a green T-shirt and brown trousers, Hasan denied the items were his.
The judge said not admitting to the evidence made his guilty plea unacceptable and when the charge was again read out to him, Hasan pleaded not guilty.
Deputy public prosecutor Siti Khadijah Amir Hamdzah opposed bail for the offence.
However Hasan's lawyer Zolazrai Zolkapli said the offence is bailable, hence his client should be freed depending on the trial's outcome.
Bail was refused by the judge, and Hasan will return to court for mention on December 24.
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