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WOODSTOCK – A grand jury handed up an indictment of bestiality
Wednesday against a woman formerly from Mount Jackson.

The defendant, Jordan Elise Henderson, appeared in court with
her attorney.

Judge Dennis L. Hupp questioned Henderson as to whether she
still lacked enough money to hire her own attorney.

“Has your financial situation changed?” Hupp asked her.

“No,” Henderson replied.

Hupp scheduled Henderson’s next court appearance for 9 a.m. July
13.

Henderson, who has been out on unsecured bail since her arrest
in July, is now living in Danville.

Shenandoah County deputies arrested her after a lengthy
investigation begun in 2014 in Prince William and Fairfax
counties.

Detectives from the Prince William and Fairfax police
departments obtained a video of a woman having sex with a dog
and later identified the woman as Henderson. The detectives
executed a search warrant at Henderson’s former home in Mount
Jackson and found items that they say appeared in the video. The
items included a black mask and a diamond stud.

Henderson is also facing misdemeanor charges of cruelty to an
animal and producing obscene material, both of which resulted
from the investigation.

Contact staff writer Joe Beck at 540-465-5137 ext. 142, or
jbeck@nvdaily.com

https://www.nvdaily.com/news/courts/woman-indicted-in-bestiality- case/article_7e538146-34d7-5a77-b614-2d36194e7b03.html

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