Kinki Kelli filmed herself urinating on groceries in a supermarket, causing thousands of pounds worth of losses, she’s now been jailed after her pee spree plea in court
An adult performer called “Kinki Kelli” has been jailed for six months for filming herself peeing on food in a supermarket. Kelli Tedford, 24, also left a bible soaked in her urine in a hotel room.
She caused a stink with her vile antics earlier this year in Keene, Cheshire County in the US, and pleaded guilty to six Class A misdemeanors in relation to her pee spree, which detectives think was recorded for subscribers to her £11-a-month spicy content page.
The page, which she ran under the name “Kinki Kelli” and has since been deleted, described her as a “submissive pixie, fetish/kink friendly.”
Her account also offered “custom content” and paid sexting sessions. Tedford’s account noted that her prior page Petite.Princess “got banned.”
Explicit videos of Tedford remain online, including one clip showing her urinating on new garments in a clothing store changing room. Court records show Tedford pooed on the floor and concealed it in the toilet tank.
Judge Anne Edwards sentenced Tedford to 360 in jail with 180 days, half of that sentence, suspended for three years. She will have to serve 180 days in the Cheshire County lockup, after which she will be placed on probation for two years.
Additionally, Tedford was ordered to pay $10,520 (£7,964) in compensation to the Monadnock Food Co-Op for contaminating grocery items, and forcing the business to discard inventory and sanitize its shelves.
Monadnock Food Co-Op subsequently issued a voluntary recall for red quinoa, white quinoa, tri-color quinoa, cornmeal, polenta, coconut shreds and raw walnuts and affirmed that “our community’s health and safety remain our top priorities.”
Tedford will also have to pay $500 to the Marriott, where she relieved herself on a Bible, comforter blanket, curtains, and air conditioner unit. She also defecated on the floor and placed the waste into a toilet tank.
Judge Edwards has barred Tedford from returning to either business and has ordered her to “continue with all mental health counseling.”
Police previously indicated that videos recovered during the investigation suggest other similar incidents may have occurred in the area over several years, but no additional charges have been filed, local media reports.
Police said at the time: “At this time, it appears likely that similar historic incidents occurred in Keene and surrounding communities where Tedford contaminated items and/or surfaces with urine, as several videos appear to be recorded as early as 2021.”
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