Castration case takes yet another odd twist

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Castration case takes yet another odd twist


By Jon Ostendorff
STAFF WRITER
April 4, 2006 6:00 am
WAYNESVILLE — A man charged with castrating others inside a sadomasochistic dungeon had logged onto Internet the day before his arrest looking to add to his “stable of slaves,” according to a Web site that deals with sexual domination.

Richard Peter “Master Rick” Sciara is shown in a full-length photo wearing black leather chaps and a vest in an advertisement on collarme.com. He posted similar advertisements on two other Web sites.

“This is NOT a game with Me, I live this lifestyle, have currently 1 live in 24/7 slave, whom I Own,” he said in his ad. “Looking to train other slaves and to add to My stable of slaves also. Am always open to giving experiences and expanding limits, but only with Male slaves and subs (submissives).”

Authorities arrested Sciara and two other men — Michael Mendez, 60, and Danny Carroll Reeves, 49 — Thursday on charges of castration without malice, practicing medicine without a license and conspiracy.

Investigators say the men lived together in a home on Peace Mountain Road in the Allens Creek community and are lovers who had a master-slave relationship.

The men received court-appointed attorneys during their first court appearance Monday.

Sheriff’s investigators said they believe the suspects operated on at least six men from across the nation and abroad from June 2004 to November 2005 in a room off their carport that the participants called the dungeon.

They said they believe the victims willingly participated.

In a search of the house, investigators said they found items including a coffee can with bloody scalpels, a silver tin marked “used instruments,” intravenous supplies, syringes, needles, bandages, an electric shock paddle and a video camera and tripod.

In another first-floor room, the investigators found a Physician’s Desk Reference book along with stacks of CDs and a computer.

Sciara might have learned surgical skills while working as a physician’s assistant in Kansas, although he has never held a medical license in that state, according to its health board.

A 1996 city directory for Topeka lists him as a physician’s assistant at the Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center, The Capital-Journal of Topeka, Kan., reported Monday.

Sciara and Mendez moved to the county from Kansas. Reeves is from Atlanta.

In addition to the operations, investigators believe men came to the house to learn “slave training.”

One of the men arrested filmed himself performing a surgery. Investigators said they found the DVD when they searched the home on Wednesday.

Investigators would not say whether the DVD was made for sale. They also would not say whether anyone was paid for the surgeries.

Sheriff Tom Alexander, after the hearing on Monday, said investigators have more questions about the activities at the house. He said the investigation is continuing.

“I don’t know why it was done,” he said of the castrations. “I can’t speculate on why.”

He said he has not had trouble with the men in jail. They are in the general population at the county’s Detention Center.

District Attorney Michael Bonfoey said the castration law was likely written to protect sex offenders against vigilantes.

He said a case of castration without malice is extremely rare. Consenting to castration, he said, is not a defense under North Carolina law.




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I heard about this on a radio station I listen to. The morning "drive time" DJs were having fun with it. I last heard no charges except practicing medicine without a license is their only real crime.

And, something else I heard...during the castrations, some men received neuticles which are fake balls made for dogs, mostly, after neutering. Their owners want the animal to still look like a male dog, so a vet started marketing them, in various sizes.

Such a strange story. But, it just goes to show there are a lot of different people out there. :rolleyes:

An interesting addition?
 
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This alien is proudly able to announce that I was concieved without testicles. You filthy mammalia and your testicles and mammaries.

Edit: This alien is also looking for a mama with mammaries. Don't ask.
 
Shank.... you DO do strange things with your equipment! *lol* Okay... maybe you let other people do strange things to your equipment. But that's okay cause it floats your boat. And I'm all about boat float!

Just don't come around me with things to poke in my penis...*LOL* :p
 
this is more an example of pervert dumbfuckery than anything else.

If one really must lose his equipment to be happy there are in fact 2 MD's who can set you up with that in the US.
 
I've been seriously trying to figure out who are the victims here and why there is a case at all?

Fury :rose:
 
FurryFury said:
I've been seriously trying to figure out who are the victims here and why there is a case at all?

Fury :rose:
Well, that's the deal. Because the men allowed their testicles to be removed...willingly, they are not victims and the ones who removed them are not criminal, EXCEPT for the fact that these men were not medical doctors.

So, because they were not doctors, they are being charged with practicing medicine without a license. Other than that, I've heard there isn't much more that can be done. Just some guys getting together for some good-natured fun. :rolleyes:

Police said the closest charge they could find that dealt with anything like this was a law that would charge vigilante groups who kidnap and forcibly castrate pedophiles against their will. But, because there was no "against their will" in this situation, that charge wouldn't stick.

NOW...
Is this strange? In my eyes it is. But, I do see this as another of those deviant fetishes that some of the fringe of society seem to enjoy. I'm not talking so much about piercing and cutting and modifying as most of us are aware of...this tips the scale in the extreme department, if you ask me.

OF course, there are male subs that feel sexual gratification from this and others who feel sexual gratification from performing the procedures. And, as far as I'm concerned, no matter how "out there" it might seem to me, as long as they are all of sound mind and enjoy this, I see nothing wrong with it. They aren't bothering anybody else, and they aren't involving children or animals. Isn't this an example of SS&C sexual relationships? :D
 
Exactly what I was thinking. There isn't a victim here if everything we've been told so far is accurate.

As for forcibly kidnapping and castrating pedophiles, those fucking idiots just don't get what makes pedophiles operate, it's not in the equipment, which is why I say torture and death but at the very least death is the way to go.

*grr*

Fury :rose:
 
As a transsexual, and someone who was once considering SRS (sexual reassignment surgery), I also at one time considered an orchidectomey (castration of just the testicles).

When doing so I visited some different message boards that deal with the subject. On them I found a lot of men who looked at castration as a big-time sexual fantasy.

Invariably these same men, later complained that they'd made a BIG mistake, and wished they'd never done it. When you lose your testicles you lose a major portion of your testosterone production - causing major physical and emotional changes - like hot flashes and a deterioration of muscle mass. Many of these men ended up taking male hormones to try to stabilize their bodies.

I could not help but view these men as extremely sad, impulsive creatures - who looked at castration as a "fun" thing, only to discover they'd made a major, irreversible mistake.

Personally, I decided against the whole operation, and am glad i did.
 
Stefani said:
As a transsexual, and someone who was once considering SRS (sexual reassignment surgery), I also at one time considered an orchidectomey (castration of just the testicles).

When doing so I visited some different message boards that deal with the subject. On them I found a lot of men who looked at castration as a big-time sexual fantasy.

Invariably these same men, later complained that they'd made a BIG mistake, and wished they'd never done it. When you lose your testicles you lose a major portion of your testosterone production - causing major physical and emotional changes - like hot flashes and a deterioration of muscle mass. Many of these men ended up taking male hormones to try to stabilize their bodies.

I could not help but view these men as extremely sad, impulsive creatures - who looked at castration as a "fun" thing, only to discover they'd made a major, irreversible mistake.

Personally, I decided against the whole operation, and am glad i did.

Now that is interesting and something I didn't know. Thanks Stefani!

Fury :rose:
 
Jeeze can't anybody see the benefits of Sciara and his gang of sexual libertines?
I agree with the Safe and Consensual part, there should be no charges laid. How Sane these guys are I don't know...smiles.

BUT why let all their "medical expertise" go to waste...why not lock them up in with a room full of Peds and let them have a go? Practice makes perfect I always say.
Never, ever, look a gift horse in the mouth...mua mua.
 
Stefani said:
As a transsexual, and someone who was once considering SRS (sexual reassignment surgery), I also at one time considered an orchidectomey (castration of just the testicles).

When doing so I visited some different message boards that deal with the subject. On them I found a lot of men who looked at castration as a big-time sexual fantasy.

Invariably these same men, later complained that they'd made a BIG mistake, and wished they'd never done it. When you lose your testicles you lose a major portion of your testosterone production - causing major physical and emotional changes - like hot flashes and a deterioration of muscle mass. Many of these men ended up taking male hormones to try to stabilize their bodies.

I could not help but view these men as extremely sad, impulsive creatures - who looked at castration as a "fun" thing, only to discover they'd made a major, irreversible mistake.

Personally, I decided against the whole operation, and am glad i did.

I had not thought about the emotional changes of an orchidectomy.
I know of a man who is currently on hormone treatment and saving to have the full op to become a woman.
No matter what he says to me, deep down I am not sure if he is explaining it to me or talking himself into it.
He plans to dress as a woman full time from June this year (it was to be Feb, then May now June...anyone else see a pattern here?)
He is overweight and insists its the hormones making him this way. He seems to think that once he has had the op he will be happier and more fulfilled
I like him, but having read your post Stefani I am even more convinced he may be making an irreversable error
 
shy slave said:
I had not thought about the emotional changes of an orchidectomy.
I know of a man who is currently on hormone treatment and saving to have the full op to become a woman.
No matter what he says to me, deep down I am not sure if he is explaining it to me or talking himself into it.
He plans to dress as a woman full time from June this year (it was to be Feb, then May now June...anyone else see a pattern here?)
He is overweight and insists its the hormones making him this way. He seems to think that once he has had the op he will be happier and more fulfilled
I like him, but having read your post Stefani I am even more convinced he may be making an irreversable error

People that think they will be happy in the future, after they have the operation, are fooling themselves.

If you're not happy now - what difference will having a vagina make? Especially if more than likely they will never, ever use it. It's weird, but a lot of "hetrosexual" transsexuals want a vagina - but find sex with men repulsive. Strange, but true.

Having been in this lifestyle most of my life i know a lot of post-ops. I don't want to categorize them all - there are certainly many who go through the entire transition and they are quite happy - but there is also a large group that were unhappy before, and are just as unhappy afterwards.

If this person is not living as a woman NOW, what are they doing? Why are they putting it off?

Personally, I always LOVED living and dressing as a woman. That's what made me consider the operation. Ultimately though I realized that I'm quite happy with my body the way it is. Why mess with success? So i'm in a growing group of non-op transsexuals.

Just to mention it... About a year ago i met a married post-op transsexual that a year after the operation, decided he'd made a mistake. When i met him he was living as a man again, had a beard and was taking testosterone. So basically he was a man with a vagina. As I was talking to him, his wife was standing there beside him. She had this glazed, sad look on her face. He'd not only screwed up his own body and life, he'd screwed up hers as well. More than him, i felt sorry for his poor wife. I'm sure that was not part of the arrangement or what she expected when she married him.

Oh, and just to mention it, hormones will not make you overweight. Over-eating will. ;-)

Being on hormones can lower your weight, because the anti-testosterones will deteriorate a man's muscle mass. When I went on hormones i lost weight - and when i went off them, I gained weight as my muscles returned.
 
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Stefani said:
People that think they will be happy in the future, after they have the operation, are fooling themselves.

If you're not happy now - what difference will having a vagina make? Especially if more than likely they will never, ever use it. It's weird, but a lot of "hetrosexual" transsexuals want a vagina - but find sex with men repulsive. Strange, but true.

Having been in this lifestyle most of my life i know a lot of post-ops. I don't want to categorize them all - there are certainly many who go through the entire transition and they are quite happy - but there is also a large group that were unhappy before, and are just as unhappy afterwards.

If this person is not living as a woman NOW, what are they doing? Why are they putting it off?

Personally, I always LOVED living and dressing as a woman. That's what made me consider the operation. Ultimately though I realized that I'm quite happy with my body the way it is. Why mess with success? So i'm in a growing group of non-op transsexuals.

Just to mention it... About a year ago i met a married post-op transsexual that a year after the operation, decided he'd made a mistake. When i met him he was living as a man again, had a beard and was taking testosterone. So basically he was a man with a vagina. As I was talking to him, his wife was standing there beside him. She had this glazed, sad look on her face. He'd not only screwed up his own body and life, he'd screwed up hers as well. More than him, i felt sorry for his poor wife. I'm sure that was not part of the arrangement or what she expected when she married him.

Oh, and just to mention it, hormones will not make you overweight. Over-eating will. ;-)

Being on hormones can lower your weight, because the anti-testosterones will deteriorate a man's muscle mass. When I went on hormones i lost weight - and when i went off them, I gained weight as my muscles returned.

You are beautiful just the way you are. :heart:

I think part of the beauty to transexuals is their mystery that the operation takes away. :D
 
How about I come around with things you can poke your penis in? :devil:


I bet that would float your boat.

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Evil_Geoff said:
Shank.... you DO do strange things with your equipment! *lol* Okay... maybe you let other people do strange things to your equipment. But that's okay cause it floats your boat. And I'm all about boat float!

Just don't come around me with things to poke in my penis...*LOL* :p
 
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