Time and time again a sick man named Rodell “Sugar Glider” Vereen ravished Ms. Barbara Kenley’s horse Sugar. Make you stance on this important issue known now!
https://wildcasa.com/2020/05/25/how-to-rape-proof-your-barn-in-10-easy-steps/
I’ve recently become incredibly interested in horse racing and breeding. I’ve actively sought out what it takes to pick a great genetic line and win consistently. As I thought about how I’ll fund entry fees, stable fees, trainer/jockey fees, transportation costs, daily training, monthly vet fees and farrier fees (blacksmith), horse feed and supplements, I ultimately came to the realization that I was forgetting the most important investment I would ever make as a horse farm owner, rape proofing my barn!
I know, I know it sounds wild but the more I’ve researched the more I realize that all those other expenses are secondary after not wanting to fall prey to sick individuals who like to take their liberties with the equine variety. Ms. Barbara Kenley fell prey not only once but at least twice to the schizophrenic and at least at the time unmedicated brother of Rev. James Vereen, the infamous Rodell Vereen himself. But I have renamed him henceforth Rodell “Sugar Glider” Vereen because he likes to “glide into sugar”, over and over and over again. You’ll understand later…
On Thanksgiving Day in 2007 Ms. Kenley, likely after making some sweet treats and pastries her community, family and friends have grown to love her for, went 4 miles down the road and found “a man asleep in the hay by her horse” and, “ a mound of dirt and stool behind her” and realized he had been helping himself to some sugar of his own. This sleeping man would turn out to be none other than Rodell “Sugar Glider” Vereen, who would go on to terrorize his community and local stables with his inability to harness his emotions while seeking a “stable” relationship. According to Sgt. Robert Kegler (who’s name is suspect in and of itself and who’s wife’s lady parts are likely quite taunt) Sugar Glider was charged with buggery in Horry County in 2007.
In July of 2009 Lazy B Stable’s owner Ms. Kenley noticed that then 21 year old Sugar was getting infections again and noticed bales of hay being stacked near her horse’s stall. Kenley said, “Police kept telling me it couldn’t be the same guy”, “I couldn’t believe that there were two guys going around doing this to the same horse.” And ultimately Ms. Kenley would be correct in that assertion. While buggery is more common among goat herdsman in the middle east, it is still a real concern for farmers stateside. So, Ms. Kenley installed cameras and after reviewing the sordid footage from July 19th she discovered what appeared to be Sugar Glider Vereen ravishing her horse’s innocence once again. Sugar Glider was later taken into custody by police after being held at gunpoint by Ms. Kenley.
In a interview with WMBF news Kenley stated, “This is my getaway, this is my serenity. This is my stress release. My horses are just you know animals are just great for that. He [Sugar Glider] took all that away from me.”
At that time Sugar Glider was charged with sodomy, trespassing, and violating his probation.
In November of 2009 Mr. Slip and Slide Sugar Glides Hay Stacker Barn Break Sugar Taker Horse … would later plead guilty to Buggery and Trespassing and was sentenced to 5 years in prison. At the sentencing in a rare equine acknowledgement of the real victim, Sugar the horse was allowed to read a victim impact statement (provided she didn’t horse around) and stated that she had had hopes to be the breed mare to thoroughbred racehorse royalty and that now her reputation has been tarnished and her character had been besmirched particularly because her name was not kept secret as with human victims. At the time there was bipartisan in the South Carolina Legislature to pass Sugar’s Law, which would provide support and shield the identities of our equine brothers and sisters who have been assaulted by degens like Sugar Glider and stop them from living within 10 miles of a farm. Sugar’s exact words can be read in their entirety below.
Whinny Whinny, Snort snort SNOOOOORT Neigh neigh neigh neigh Whinny WHINNY WHINNY NEIIIIIIIGH! (You get the point…)
Sugar Glider was released from prison and given two years of probation after only serving 3 years since he had “good behavior”. Though, since his unit wasn’t assigned to work on a farm it’s reasonable to believe he didn’t face much temptation on the inside. Although in a recent interview from prison Sugar Glider said he was saddled with regret over the whole chain of events.
Wow, we got a little off track there, back to my horse farm and how best to keep my horses safe.
How to Rape Proof Your Barn in 10 Easy Steps!
Below is some info on Sugar Glider Himself.
We at WildCasa Present for the first time in honor of your steadfast commitment to the protection of our equine friends the “DON’T RODELL MY HORSE” shirt! Every time you put it on you will let others know you aren’t a horse buggerer and that even if you don’t have a horse if you did you wouldn’t let anyone else bugger it either! Shout out to Lazy B Stables! 100% of the proceeds from these shirts will fund our eventual purchase of and operation of a race horse farm! In the arms of an angel…
Sources for article:
https://www.nydailynews.com/news/unstable-s-man-probation-horse-sex-sex-horse-article-1.431308