Tasmanian Trout Fishing Video Leaves Internet Shocked
- Tasmanian Trout fishing video goes viral as a couple is seen engaged in intimate actions with a fish.
- In the contentious footage, the pair was purportedly seen using a living trout as a s*x toy.
- The wife was a former employee of a veterinary clinic in Tasmania. The clinic apologized for the upset the clip may have brought about and said it strongly opposed any treatment of animals disrespectfully or abuse.
Tasmanian Trout fishing video goes viral as a couple is seen engaged in intimate actions with a fish. The man featured in the video reportedly wanted to be a YouTube fishing hero, while the wife has a history in veterinary medicine and running animal shelters.
In the contentious footage, the pair was purportedly seen using a living trout as a s*x toy. According to reports, the man was heard exclaiming, “That’s how you catch a trout!” while the wife was supposedly lying on a boat in the water.
According to a response from the facility, the wife was a former employee of a veterinary clinic in Tasmania. The spokesperson for the clinic claimed:
“It has come to my recent attention that an ex-employee of the [vet] hospital has recently been the subject of attention by appearing in a video that has been widely circulated on social media.”
The clinic apologized for the upset the clip may have brought about and said it strongly opposed any treatment of animals disrespectfully or abuse.
“Please understand that this person is no longer a paid employee… Any matter relating to disrespect or mistreatment of animals is condemned by all our staff and myself.”
On social media, the video triggered public shock and disgust. Many people commented that they required “brain and eye bleach” to delete the vision.
Jan Davis, the RSPCA’s CEO, informed The Mercury that this matter was a “serious concern” and that the organization would stay away from it.
The Tasmanian pair was reportedly in another clip before the contentious trout fish film. They were seen doing inappropriate things on top of a grave at St Mark’s Anglican Cemetery in Cressy, Northern Tasmania.
The grave belonged to the late David Hammond Chapman, who was a famous artist from Tasmania who passed away in Cressy in 1983; it was discovered after an investigation.
Reddit users watched the video a lot, and there were a lot of comments there expressing disgust and contempt.
The Tasmanian police encouraged social media users to delete the fish video right away as the comments kept pouring in.
“Police are aware of a graphic video circulating involving two people and a fish. They are investigating and following a specific line of inquiry. Police encourage anyone with the video to delete it immediately.”
The film has been made illegal to possess or distribute, according to police officials. They also stated that a legal investigation is taking place in this case.
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