Outing sheep sodomists on the Worldwide Internet

By Judi McLeod —— Bio and Archives September 26, 2008

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A letter writer to Detroit Free Press (DFP) editors suggests an outing on the Internet as the best solution to keep sheep sodomist Jeffrey Scott Haynes out of farmers’ fields.

Judges ruled that Haynes does not have to register on the state’s public sex offender registry, which includes the names, addresses and offenses of all convicted sex offenders. “Post the creep’s photo, address, phone number and place of employment all over the Internet,” the DFP letter writer suggests. “A sex offender is a sex offender.” A career criminal with convictions dating to 1985, Haynes is serving a 2 ½-to 20-year prison term after pleading no contest to sheep sodomy in 2006. Haynes, 45, was found trespassing on a farm in January of 2005. The farmer called police when she realized one of her sheep was injured. A DNA sample taken from the sheep matched Haynes’. More...