Drug smuggler arrested in bestiality case

Investigators seize dogs, horses, mice, thousands of images

   Alleged bestiality farm busted
April 17: Federal agents say they've uncovered a bizarre sex operation in Whatcom County, Wash. KING's Jake Whittenberg reports.NBC News Channel

SEATTLE - A convicted cocaine smuggler has been arrested at what authorities say appears to be a bestiality farm in Washington state where visitors could engage in sex acts with animals.  Douglas Spink was arrested at his ramshackle, heavily wooded compound near the Canadian border in Whatcom County along with a 51-year-old tourist from Great Britain who is accused of having sex with three dogs.

"This stuff is just truly bizarre," he said. "These were mice that had their tails cut off, they were smothered in Vaseline and they had string tied around them."