Dog clone leads to sex crime.

Joyce McKinney paid South Korean scientists $53,000 to clone her dead pit-bull, named Booger. After media attention caught wind of this phenomenon, British tabloids recognized McKinney as familiar. McKinney had a striking resemblance to a woman accused making a Mormon missionary her sex slave.

Thirty-one years ago, Joyce McKinney attended Brigham Young University, where she fell in love with a 21-year old Mormon young man. She hired a private detective to follow the 21-year old Mormon as he left on a missionary trip to England.

Supposedly, once McKinney located him as he went door-to-door, she abducted him, took him to a "honeymoon cottage," handcuffed him to the bed and forced herself upon him several times. Once the young Mormon man broke free, he made his way to report the offense to the police. McKinney plead not guilty and skipped town on bail.

When contacted by British reporters, following the puppy cloning media blitz, Joyce McKinney confirmed that she was the woman accused of the sex crime. One has to wonder why a woman who has run from the law for over thirty years would initiate a media circus.