Liberian Migrant Starts GoFundMe to Avoid Deportation After Filming Herself Torturing & Cooking Live Animals

Brittany M. Hughes | May 12, 2025
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More proof that while all men are created equal, all cultures certainly are not. And it's perfectly okay not to want those cultures here. 

Example: an African migrant is trying to fundraise money for legal fees to keep from being deported after she was found guilty of cruelty to animals in connection with social media videos she posted showing her torturing and cooking several birds, frogs, and rabbits.

Anigar Monsee, a 28-year-old Liberian national, was convicted of four felony counts of aggravated cruelty to animals in Pennsylvania after airing multiple live videos to YouTube showing her deliberately harming animals - often over long periods of time - . In one video, Monsee can be seen torturing a bird with a dull knife for nearly 10 minutes before finally killing it.

Several other videos reportedly showed her torturing a rabbit, disemboweling a live frog, dropping live animals into boiling water, and skinning animals alive, often while answering sexual questions from the thousands of live viewers who tuned in. Viewers would reportedly comment with what animal they wanted her to murder next, with some even sending her money.

Screenshots from the now-deleted YouTube videos show just how disturbing the material truly was:
 

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Monsee, who police said admitted to the abuse and who is facing up to seven years in prison, now claims she’s facing jail time and possible deportation simply because she was “cooking traditional meals” native to her home country.

"Right now, I’m facing the most terrifying moment of my life. I may be sent to jail or even deported over something I never imagined would put our lives in jeopardy: cooking traditional meals with animals like chicken and frog,” Monsee wrote in a GoFundMe, claiming she needs money to “pay for legal support and make sure my daughter is taken care of through all of this.”

Thankfully, she’s only raised about $460 of her $10,000 goal.