Exclusive | LI race in most populous town in America features bestiality, porn and Marine vet ex-NYPD cop

The election race to lead the most populous town in the US has gone down a perverted rabbit hole featuring bestiality, porn and a Marine veteran ex-NYPD cop.The campaign for Long Island’s Town of Hempstead supervisor turned sickeningly X-rated when an old social-media post recently surfaced suggesting Democratic candidate Joseph Scianablo once boasted about looking at “animal porn.”“i just s—t myself while watchinG animal porn,” reads the Dec.27, 2008, post on Scianablo’s Facebook page.While Scianablo is claiming his brother posed as him to post the twisted missive as a joke, the Dem’s foe, interim Republican Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti, said he is still disgusted by the antics involving “bestiality” and that the whole sordid ordeal makes his opponent unfit for office.“This is not a joke.

This is not a youthful mistake.This is a statement that celebrates theabuse and exploitation of animals—and it is beneath the dignity of any individualseeking public office,” Ferretti told The Post.Ferretti noted that the job of Hempstead Town supervisor involves the direct oversight of the Hempstead Animal Shelter, which is designed to rescue, protect and care for cats and dogs, many of which have already been victims of cruelty and neglect.“The idea that someone who created a social media post to celebrate bestiality and publicly joked about it could be in charge of protecting animals is both sickening and unacceptable,” Ferretti said.

“We are not talking about politics—we’re talking about basic decency, judgment, and humanity.”Scianablo — a Marine combat veteran, retired NYPD officer and former prosecutor in the Queens District Attorney’s Office — admitted that the post was written under his name but claimed he was the victim of a prank by his brother, Jason, at the time.“I have a dopey brother who did this,” Scianablo told The Post on Sunday.“My brother took my computer and posted it [the animal porn],” added the can...

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