Who doesn't like a wedding?...
Our second item too is from Australia. Upon arrival at a social-media
friend's party in Sydney, a Melbourne woman found that she was the
only one obeying the 'wear white' dress code. At the venue, a church,
he asked her to act as the bride in a prank wedding to boost his
17,000-strong following on Instagram. She honoured the request, after
ringing a friend to be sure a ceremony without banns etc. holds no
legal weight. When he asked her, two months later, to add him to her
application for permanent Australian residency, she did not love
hearing that she was really his wife. She then found documents
bearing her 'signature'.
A family court found little credence in the man's claims that videos
from the church prove the devoutly religious woman was willing, that
she'd moved in with him, and that he wasn't even an online influencer.
Accepting the unwitting bride's explanation 'we had to make it look
real', the judge declared the wedding unreal - i.e., annulled.
On the opposite side of the world, we find Florida's Donald Calloway,
arrested by Polk County sheriff's officers for sexual contact with a
horse. Responding to a woman's report of having found the 53-year-old
Lake Wales man masturbating next to the head of her 24-year-old horse
and seen him try to shove his penis into one of the animal's nostrils,
they sought clarification. The witness - Calloway's girlfriend -
therefore supplied a video that Sheriff Grady Judd characterised as
accurately showing the actions described.
After he was read his rights, Calloway shrugged off his 'dumb
decision' by stating that 'I haven't had any sex in probably two
months' and 'maybe it was just a sexually frustrated moment'. It is
unclear whether he is less sexually frustrated in jail.
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