Pervert who had sex with chickens in his basement while his wife filmed him is jailed for three years

--> Man convicted of having sex with chickens which was filmed on a GoPro
--> His wife joined her husband in the videos and admitted to aiding and abetting
--> The chickens died as a result of 37-year-old Baig's sexual activity with them
--> Rehan Baig has been jailed for three years by a judge who told him his behaviour had been 'depraved, despicable and perverted'
--> Wife Haleem Baig was spared jail after judge heard evidence of domestic abuse

A care worker filmed warped home videos of her husband having sex with chickens in the basement of their home, a court has heard.

The horrifying footage of Rehan Baig abusing the birds, which were family pets, was saved under the file name 'family vids' and were shot by his wife Haleema.

The couple had a GoPro camera rigged up in the cellar of their home to capture the footage of both of them indulging in the 'depraved and perverted' acts.

Rehan Baig, pictured, has been jailed for three years by a judge who told him his behaviour had been 'depraved, despicable and perverted'


Bradford Crown Court heard that Haleema Baig joined her husband in the videos and that he at one stage alternated between having intercourse with his wife and the chickens.

The brown and white chickens died as a result of 37-year-old Baig's sexual activity with them, the court heard.

He was jailed for three years by a judge who told him his behaviour had been 'depraved, despicable and perverted' and 'would make any right thinking member of society sick to their stomach.'

Haleem Baig, 38, admitted aiding and abetting her husband's sick actions but she was spared jail after a judge heard there was evidence that she had suffered domestic abuse at Baig's hands.

The offences came to light after a raid on the couple's home in Great Horton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, on July 9 last year by the National Crime Agency who were acting on intelligence that Baig had images of sexual abuse of children.

Two computer towers, a laptop and a mobile phone were seized and examined and images and videos of child abuse - 11 in the most serious category A - were recovered.

However investigators found more than they bargained for when they realised the sickening acts on the chickens and a dog captured in some of the footage featured Baig himself.

Prosecutor Abigail Langford told the court: 'Moving images were found of the defendant engaging in penetrative sexual intercourse with a number of chickens.

'Haleema Baig was depicted in some of these videos. Having viewed them it is clear they are filmed in the cellar or basement of their property and both are clearly depicted in the videos.

'Rehan Baig is seen naked from the waist down and Haleema Baig is seen to perform a sexual act on him. He penetrates the chicken while she is standing close by.

'There are other examples where Haleema Baig engages in penetrative sexual activity herself with the defendant while he moves between penetrating the chickens and her.

'She is heard to make sexually encouraging moans to the defendant and engages in consensual sexual activity with him. These do help with her culpability in these particular acts.'

Ms Langford said still images were also found of the couple involved in sexual activity with a dog, which has not been found or identified and was not believed to be there own pet.

Reham Baig encouraged the animal into sexual acts with himself and his wife. She added that the chicken abuse had not taken place on only one occasion.

She said: 'There were numerous different chickens, brown and white birds and the defendant appears to be wearing different clothing, it is the Crown's case that this was repeated behaviour.'

She said the chickens died in the course of the shocking abuse at the hands of Rehan Baig.

Some were seen in the videos being thrown into bin liners afterwards and in one instance Baig appeared to be having sex with a chicken that was already dead.

Ms Langford said: 'Haleema Baig admitted in interview that the chickens had initially started as family pets. No dog was found at the address.'

Simon Hustler, mitigating on behalf of Rehan Baig, said: 'Sometimes the exposure of the crime is substantial punishment in itself and these offences have attracted such derision, loathing and ridicule that this might just be one of those rare cases.

'When he entered his pleas his life as he knew it came to an end. This case has attracted attention that is rare even in the digital age and he now rarely leaves the house, even sending out for cigarettes if he needs them.'

Mr Hustler said the case had brought shame on Baig's family and had become notorious as far afield as Pakistan, Germany and Spain.

He added that the family had suffered threats and reprisals in the form of attacks on their home which had meant they had to call the police.

John Bottomley, for Haleema Baig, said she was a woman of good character who had risen from being a cleaner in a care home to becoming a senior care assistant 'working long hours.'

He said Baig was appearing at court via a video link from a women's refuge where she was living, saying: 'She left the marital home, she would say, because of domestic abuse. The nature of that abuse being her husband screaming at and assaulting her.'

Source: Dailymail