Zoosadism Leaks - Dabbling in leaks

Douglas "Fausty" Spink was a famous zoophilie and central character in the book Uniquely Dangerous. He was the co-founder of the podcast Zooier Than Thou in 2019.

Fausty was recently given information on the 2018 Zoosaism leaks. The leaks were handed over by Shadowwoof, who then posted them to Twitter the same day. Two podcast edisodes were made in Season 1. Episode 2 Weighty Matters, and Episode 2.5 Zoosadism Update.

However, they were deleted by Toggle during the 2025 series development titled "The Furry Detectives."

Transcripts

Zooier Than Thou made transcripts for their first 2 seasons that were posted on their gitbub. Zooier/podcastsstuff

The downloaded transcripts have not been touched in over 6 years, meaning all conversations were preserved, and no evidence of changes were detected.

Showing a small snippet on Fausty's response, and his involvement in dabbling in the leaks.

Episode 2.5 Zoosadism Leaks

Fausty: This guy came out of the door swinging. “I’ve been watching you for some time,” just boasting and intimidating from the start. He said he had solid proof on Kero. Ok, so prove it. He couldn’t. Eventually, he conceded that there was no hard proof that Kero actually did anything, that everything was circumstantial. He then proceeded to tell me that he knew where I lived. Did you know I lived in Chicago, Toggle?

Toggle: Wow, that’s news to me! I could have sworn you explicitly said you lived in Harmony, Pennsylvania on one of our episodes for everyone to hear. Such savvy misdirection on your part!

Fausty: This is one of those conversations that’s really difficult to gloss or summarise. Early on, he threatens me with some sort of dire consequences – not sure what I was or was not supposed to do to avoid this, but oh well. My immediate reaction, as is my usual policy, was to tell him to go ahead and do it – whatever “it” is. Best way to deal with threats is to jump right to the money shot and get it over with. Then you can loop back and continue doing what you were doing. Next I’m told I am dealing with the Leader of Online Zoos. Literally, that’s the title. This runs in circles, never leaving surreal along the way. I’m banned from a Telegram group I don’t belong to, accused of trying to out someone along the way (no idea who), reminded of dire consequences… basically we’re going nowhere and I need a second set of eyes because I can’t make sense of any of this.

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Toggle: We felt the next best move was to talk to Akela, let him know what Shadow was saying, and find out his side of the story. We’re told that, immediately after fausty finished his call, Shadow went totally ape shit in the zooadmin telegram chat, threatening to go public with some logs that were under federal investigation in retaliation against Akela, whom he thought we’d already contacted but hadn’t. We’re getting pinged from every direction, asking us what the hell just happened, and we’re kind of not sure how to answer.

Fausty: Yep. From total strangers and old contact alike, I’m getting asked: “Man, what the fuck did you guys do? Shadow’s going apeshit!” Since then, we’ve been slowly filling in the bigger picture piece by disgusting piece. It’s been a really unpleasant process.

Toggle: Oh, and keep in mind, in the background, Shadowwoof is spinning up fake accounts to message saying, “Hi, Fausty, Shadow’s not such a bad guy! Be nice to him!” It’s like some bad parody of sockpuppeting, really only worth pity.

Fausty: There’s a lot of unpleasantness that followed in these conversations. Details of a consensual blackmail fetish group tied into these zoosadists, details of acts committed by different torturers, details of who was involved and how they were involved. Things were starting to make sense, how Akela was involved, how Kero was involved, how SnakeThing was involved… and the fact that there were torturers that weren’t released in the first leaks in September, ringleaders that had been scrubbed from the leaks.

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Toggle: So at this point, we’re coming to these conclusions: First, the logs that Akela released in September were only meant to ruin SnakeThing — and ruin is in quotes here. Some other people got leaked in the meantime, and they were super pissed and have been sweeping themselves under the rug since. Second, Kero was brought in and being groomed by Nel — SnakeThing, that is. But they didn’t trust him; he wasn’t a monster, but he had a lot of potentially damaging information.

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Fausty: Third, these zoosadists joined all three investigation groups to misdirect and generate infighting within. All three groups melted down. Not entirely an accident. Fourth, the podcast picking this investigation back up and examining it was incredibly frustrating to the torturers left unpunished, who had apparently been breathing easy and felt their efforts had basically worked, which is why they started targeting us with misdirection and misinformation.

.Fausty later in the podcast, advised the logs were most likely edited by Akela for the last 6 months. Claiming certain names were being removed, and it was only to paint a picture of an "innocent" zoo named Kero.

With Fausty's belief that Akela's team was compromised, he made several misinterpretations of things Akela said, painting him as a liar on the show. He made reference to the logs being edited. Besides the default 'ChatExport {date}' being changed to the name of each account, there were no changes to the log files. The original leaks had a couple folders removed to avoid alerting key suspects, namely Tim and Equinas, who were alerted immediately by Fausty and Toggle when they received the full leaks from Shadowwoof.

Toggle mentioned in the podcast that Akela went on to tell them he has the dox on Shadow, and that Homeland Security was involved due to crossing state lines related to pedophilia, and child trafficking.

Fausty goes on the mention that Homeland Security does no such thing in these cases.

Fausty: Now, I’ve spent about six years of my life in federal prison, and there’s not much to do in prison except for read and talk to people. I met a number of pedophiles behind bars, and I studied a good bit of law. I’ve looked into a lot of cases involving pedophilia, and all that studying suggests that Homeland Security has nothing to do with this stuff.

In our recent lookup, Homeland Security actually is involved with crimes relating to Trafficking and Child Exploitation investigations.

Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) is a key component of ICE and plays a crucial role in investigating and combating human trafficking and child exploitation. HSI's involvement in such investigations is extensive and multifaceted, encompassing a range of activities from welfare checks on unaccompanied minors to large-scale operations targeting trafficking networks.

Welfare Checks and Initiatives

In February 2025, the Department of Homeland Security, along with federal and state partners, launched a national child welfare initiative to locate and verify the safety of at-risk unaccompanied children. This initiative involved HSI special agents conducting welfare checks to assess whether children were receiving appropriate care, attending school, complying with immigration proceedings, and, critically, not being trafficked, exploited, or abused

Operation Predator

HSI's Operation Predator is a flagship initiative targeting child sex predators. Under this operation, HSI has made thousands of criminal arrests since its inception in 2003. The operation focuses on enforcing laws that combat the sexual exploitation of children and works with law enforcement agencies and advocacy groups globally to investigate and prosecute these crimes

Multi-Agency Operations

Homeland Security often collaborates with other law enforcement agencies in multi-agency operations to target trafficking and exploitation. For example, a joint investigation in Omaha involved the FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, and local law enforcement, resulting in the execution of search warrants at multiple locations and the arrest of individuals connected to trafficking, fraud, and holding wanted criminals