A 38-year-old mother from southwestern Florida has been arrested on a bestiality charge after her husband allegedly caught her on camera performing sex acts with the family dog, according to a police report cited by multiple news outlets.
Malia Nummerdor was taken into custody Tuesday and booked at the Charlotte County Jail on a charge of engaging in sexual contact with an animal, Gulf Coast News reported. The arrest followed a Facebook post in which her husband publicly accused her of the act and claimed he possessed photographic and video evidence to support the allegation, according to the outlet.
The Fort Myers NBC affiliate reported that Charlotte County Sheriff’s investigators interviewed the husband, who told them he had installed two security cameras inside the home to determine who had been stealing money from a coin jar. A department police report revealed those details.
Everyone in the household was aware of the surveillance cameras, the husband told investigators, according to the report.
How the Alleged Evidence Was Discovered
The husband reportedly found the video of the sex acts with the canine while reviewing recordings from a bedroom camera, according to the police report. He subsequently provided investigators with access to the computer containing the surveillance footage.
Charlotte County is located along Florida’s Gulf Coast, between Fort Myers and Sarasota. The Sheriff’s office did not release the husband’s name.
Authorities have not publicly specified the nature of the sex acts involved or the breed of the dog. The investigation appears to be ongoing, and further details have not been released.
Nummerdor’s booking photo, taken Tuesday, showed her smiling broadly — a detail noted in reports given what appeared to be her husband’s attempt to publicly humiliate her through his Facebook post.
The case has drawn attention both for the unusual circumstances of the surveillance and the public nature of the accusation. Bestiality is illegal in Florida under state law, which prohibits sexual contact with animals. Penalties can include jail time and fines, depending on the specifics of the charge and any prior record.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has not issued a broader statement beyond the initial report. It remains unclear whether Nummerdor has retained legal counsel or entered a plea. Court records and additional information about the case were not immediately available.
Breitbart News contributor Lowell Cauffiel is the author of the New York Times true crime best seller House of Secrets, which documents one of the worst cases of child sex abuse in U.S. history, along with nine other crime novels and nonfiction titles. More information is available at lowellcauffiel.com.
This article is based on reporting from Gulf Coast News, the Fort Myers NBC affiliate, and a Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office police report as cited by those outlets.
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