Authorities are searching for Frayan Orellana following an alleged incident involving a horse in Odessa, Texas

Authorities are searching for Frayan Orellana following an alleged incident involving a horse in Odessa, Texas

An Odessa, Texas family is speaking out and demanding justice after reporting that two individuals allegedly sexually assaulted one of their horses inside a barn. According to the family, the disturbing incident was captured on surveillance cameras they had recently installed after noticing that something seemed wrong with their horses.

In a public statement, the horse’s owners said they reviewed the footage and were devastated by what they saw. They immediately contacted the Ector County Sheriff’s Office and turned over the surveillance video as evidence. The family alleges that in the video both men are seen sexually assaulting the horse with their hands and their manhood.

The family alleges that one of the suspected individuals was still on the property when deputies arrived and was reportedly wearing the same clothing seen in the surveillance footage from approximately 30 minutes earlier.

According to the family, no arrest was made that night, and they say they were left feeling that the severity of the incident was not taken as seriously as they believed it should have been. They were allegedly told by the Ector County Sheriff’s Office that no arrest can be made without a warrant.

The owners say their horses “have no voice” and are relying on the community to help bring those responsible to justice. They have shared photographs they say they are legally permitted to release, including a screenshot that appears to show one of the alleged suspect’s social media profile, in hopes that someone may recognize the individuals or provide information relevant to the investigation.

The family is urging the public to contact Ector County Sheriff’s Office directly if you have any information about the alleged suspect’s and also to demand justice.

At this time, the allegations remain under investigation, and any individuals identified are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

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