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   An award-winning Penn State professor arrested in a sickening bestiality   
   case faces more charges after videos emerged of him allegedly engaged in   
   lewd acts in a park — including inserting a tree branch and lollipop in   
   his butt.   
      
   Themis Matsoukas, 64, was already facing charges of open lewdness,   
   indecent exposure, sexual intercourse with an animal and animal cruelty   
   after police said he’d been seen on video involved in sexual acts with a   
   pet collie.   
      
   The chemical engineering professor begged troopers to kill him — while   
   saying the sex acts helped him “blow off steam,” according to an initial   
   criminal complaint in June.   
      
   Matsoukas has now been hit with an additional batch of similar charges for   
   other alleged acts from 55 videos found on his electronic devices seized   
   on a search warrant, Fox 43 reported.   
      
   They included videos of the professor naked apart from a ski mask,   
   according to an affidavit obtained by Onward State.   
      
   He was captured on video masturbating on a picnic table, in a lake at the   
   park and on Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources   
   (DCNR) vehicles, according to the affidavit.   
      
   Matsoukas was also seen climbing a tree while naked, and inserting a tree   
   branch, a Tootsie Pop and the control handle of a DCNR John Deere crawler   
   in his anus, officials said.   
      
   The accused perv also allegedly defecated in public areas of Rothrock   
   State Forest and in a maintenance area next to DCNR equipment, as well as   
   smeared bodily fluids on a glass table at a lease camp, Onward State said.   
      
   The gross footage was reportedly captured at Alan Seeger State Park, four   
   lease camps and two private properties surrounded by state forest land,   
   according to the affidavit cited by the outlet.   
      
   Matsoukas was charged with two felony counts each of burglary and criminal   
   trespass, six misdemeanor counts of indecent exposure, two misdemeanor   
   counts of open lewdness, two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct, and   
   six summary counts of disorderly conduct for obscene gestures.   
      
   Huntingdon County District Judge Douglas Gummo released him Monday on   
   $50,000 unsecured bail. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb. 21.   
      
   Defense lawyer Matt ?McClenahen told the Centre Daily Times in a message   
   that it would be “inappropriate for me to comment at this time outside of   
   court.”   
      
   Huntingdon County District Attorney Dave Smith suggested Monday that no   
   additional charges are expected to be filed since no other videos have   
   been found.   
      
    “To my knowledge, we’re satisfied that the investigation is complete with   
   regard to the filing of additional charges,” Smith said, according to the   
   outlet.   
      
   Matsoukas — who earned his Ph.D. from Michigan and was with Penn State   
   since 1991 — was relieved of his responsibilities as a professor and put   
   on leave after his arrest last year.   
      
   His status remains unchanged, a university spokesperson told Onward State   
   on Monday.   
      
   The disgraced academic has written multiple books, published dozens of   
   journal articles and won at least three teaching awards, including the   
   Premier Teaching Award from the Penn State Engineering Alumni Society in   
   2017, the Centre Daily Times reported.   
      
   In June 2023, Matsoukas was allegedly caught naked from the waist down —   
   except for socks and shoes — committing perverted sex acts with his dog,   
   which he enticed to lick his anus, near bathrooms at Rothrock State   
   Forest.   
      
   He allegedly tried to record himself performing the lewd acts with an   
   electronic tablet, and was identified through a North Face backpack he had   
   been carrying, according to a criminal complaint.   
      
   When investigators told him they thought he knew why they were searching   
   his home, Matsoukas reportedly replied, “I’m done, I’m dead” — and begged   
   rangers to shoot him.   
      
   “I’m done, I’m dead, you don’t understand, I do it to blow off steam,” he   
   was quoted as telling them in despair. “What do I have to do to get you to   
   shoot me? I need to die.”   
      
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