Comments on: Robert Melia Jr.

By: NavyCop

NavyCop — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:24:08 +0000

Were they Jersey cows? hahaha

By: bo

bo — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 04:13:17 +0000

u maybe dead on right jessica,her and the cow would be HARD to tell apart.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 02:21:46 +0000

Maybe he mistake the calves for his girlfriend.

By: Corset Lass

Corset Lass — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:15:45 +0000

Wow…..just when you think nothing else you hear will shock you…..BOOM! A police officer molesting girls, boys, and animals. This just goes to show you that you never really know a person! This was a guy who swore an oath to protect and serve, but he was committing some of the most vile and disgusting criminal acts known! This piece of garbage and his POS mate deserve to never see the light of day again! Their poor victims were already having to deal with the trauma of being abused, but then they learn that this man was also having sexual relations with animals. Now these poor victims will have to undergo further testing to make sure that they have not gotten a disease because of Melia having sex with animals. The victims are once again put through another dose of shock and horror because of this bastard.

I hope these two fiends suffer for the crimes that they committed against their innocent victims. I hope the victims and their families will eventually find some peace and be able to heal from these vile crimes. My deepest sympathies and prayers will be with the victims because being a victim of sexual assault is something you never get over.

By: glorybug

glorybug — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:41:32 +0000

Fred- I picked up on that, too. Would it matter if it simply ‘puzzled’ a child while they were being molested? At some point it only matters that an adult is selfishly using a person or being sexually that isn’t capable of giving consent, and in that way an animal IS the same as a child, so they are both wrong. Neither is an inanimate object, like a sock. Although, in this case, I’m guessing even a sock would object to being near these POSs.

And Justin- You stated…”Cows don’t have dignity, cows don’t have pride, cows don’t suffer emotional distress. If he’s not actually hurting the animal, I just don’t he’s doing anything Hellworthy. Simply being gross isn’t Hellworthy. Had he slit the cows throat or beat it with a whip while he was getting blown, that would be Hellworthy.

Actually, cows do have dignity, pride and emotional distress, they just have it in a different way than you value. That’s why mother cows low for days after being separated from their calves. They aren’t machines any more than a newborn who cries for it’s mother is a machine. Does the newborn have it’s own dignity, pride and emotional responses? Sure. But not in the same way adults do.

That’s why it’s imperative that adults respect that and protect them rather than exploiting them sexually or otherwise. Kind people realize that courtesy applies to animals as well. Your suggestion that sexually abusing an animal is not wrong unless it’s also being beaten or having it’s neck slit bothers me.

Children/infants before a certain age do not really retain memories the way older children and adults do. By your logic, it should be ok to molest them as long as it merely bothers or puzzles them temporarily, and does not also involve beating or other physical pain.

I object to that argument. People who cannot see what is wrong with sexually molesting animals can hardly claim to have personal dignity and pride, because those aren’t really INNATE qualities in humans, they are actions. Instead of worrying about whether a calf should be accorded dignity and pride, perhaps we should be agreeing that when you stick your penis into a calf’s mouth you have just thrown your own out the window.

Statistics show that the majority of abusers begin with animals and work their way up to children and adults, and that’s not just physical abuse, it’s true for sexual abuse as well. For that reason alone, sex crimes with animals should be punished.

Besides, it gives a whole new ick factor to ‘hoof and mouth’ disease.

By: Anne

Anne — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 04:15:32 +0000

Uh, yeah, and a human baby probably has the same cognitive response as the calf, but it’s still disgusting and should be illegal. Living things don’t necessarily need to feel “tormented” to be violated.

By: Nicole

Nicole — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:45:47 +0000

It wasn’t just you Max. I think we all over-looked it just a little bit. And I think it’s because A LOT of the stories that you read on here are stories of people sexually assaulting kids. But calves? I think that threw all of us for a loop. And with this story in particular, it’s like you’re reading it and you’re thinking “Ugh, jesus, more kids being raped.” and then you keep going and it comes to the next part, and it’s like “What?! Calves?!” Especially what he was doing with them, and I think maybe it’s just a little more shocking. And those of us who frequent this site know that you are not by any means one to make light of children being raped, in fact, I have read you saying time and time again, that that pisses you off more than anything. But, on a site that seems to be all doom and gloom throwing twists of humor in there about sick people like this guy is ok (and I know you were joking about that guy, not the children and animals that he hurt).

By: Max The Cat

Max The Cat — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:50:44 +0000

I guess I did gloss over the sexual assault charges a little for the sake of the humor. Sometimes I do a story just to break up the dark mood that tends to build up around here because of one tragic write up after another. Perhaps it was a bit on the inappropriate side in this case, but I wasn’t trying to minimize what happened to Melia’s human victims in the least.