A SICKO who sexually abused both a pit bull and children reportedly had his repulsive offending exposed when a social media app flagged his account.
Brandon C. Kilpatrick, 25, pleaded guilty to numerous child sexual abuse charges, bestiality and sexual extortion in Arkansas at the Pope County Circuit Court.
The vile man was sentenced to spend 96 years in prison over his depraved offending on Monday.
In a victim impact statement read to the court via Zoom, his victim said “You are disgusting. There is no saving you”.
Investigators said the slimy deviant was busted when instant messaging app Kik reported videos of child sexual abuse material linked to his account.
Kik uses unique usernames instead of phone numbers, increasing a user’s ability to remain anonymous.
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Authorities later found he possessed and shared a horrifying 187 clips, the Arkansas Democrat Gazette reported.
Kilpatrick was formally charged in October last year with sexual extortion, three counts of bestiality involving the performance of a sex act on a pit bull, and 96 counts of electronic facilitation of child sexual abuse, according to court records.
His offending occurred between May and September in 2024, prosecutors told the court.
Under the agreed plea deal, Judge James Dunham came down hard on Kilpatrick.
Dunham locked up the dirt bag abuser for 18 years on the sexual extortion charge, one year for the bestiality and multiple prison terms for the child sexual abuse charges.
One of the victims told investigators that Kilpatrick had contacted her via Instagram.
Heather Patton, chief deputy prosecuting attorney for the 5th Judicial District, said that after he got his grubby hands on her private photos, he threatened to release them unless she sent more,
In her victim impact statement, the girl revealed the emotional toll her abuser’s actions had left her with.
“I trusted you more than anyone else in my whole life,” she said, sobbing.
“Had they not caught you, you would have been my end.”
In a powerful statement, she said she was determined to remain “unscathed by [his] filth.”
Kilpatrick was ordered to register as a sex offender, banned from contacting the victim, and has also been prohibited from contact with anyone under 21 or owning animals.
The sick creep listened in the proceedings on a jail phone and was streamed into the courtroom on a large TV during the hearing.
He showed no visible reaction as the victim spoke, the local outlet reported.
The emotional court hearing ended with the young woman telling Kilpatrick: “You will never understand what freedom feels like.”
Dorinda Edmisten – the executive director of the Ozark Rape Crisis Centre – was in court to offer support to the victim.
She said bestiality was not as uncommon as people think.
“No, it’s not the most uncommon thing we’ve heard,” she said.
Jeff Phillips, prosecuting attorney for the 5th Judicial District, said similar cases were difficult, even for experienced law enforcement personnel and prosecutors.
He explained that through each case, evidence had to be gathered and reviewed, including viewing the photos and videos of abuse to determine how an offender should be charged.
“We can’t unsee these things,” he said.
“We take these cases home.”
A spokesperson from the Pope County Detention Centre told The New York Post that Kilpatrick was being held there until he was transferred to a yet-to-be-determined prison.
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