Siblings Arrested for Incest; Fornication in Church Parking Lot

The news headline says “Brother and sister accused of incest in Effingham.”

But I wonder if it wasn’t “brother and brother.”

Savannah Morning News and CBS Atlanta report that abrother and sister were arrested the morning of August 26, 2014, for having sex with each other in a tractor trailer parked at a church in Effingham County, Georgia.

Sheriff’s Office spokesman David Ehsanipoor said deputies answered a call at about 4:30 a.m. about a prowler in the area of Hester Road and Ga. 30, Guyton, GA.

As deputies were checking the area, they saw a man and woman walking down the road. The male said he was walking the female back to her house. But deputies determined that the pair were siblings and that they had just had sex in a Kenworth tractor trailer, which was parked at Countryside Baptist Church.

The pair admitted having sex three times after watching the movie, The Notebook.

Christopher Buckner, 20, of Guyton, and her brother, Timothy Savoy, 25, of Jackson, Ga., were arrested and charged with incest, aggravated sodomy, and prowling. Buckner was released on $9,000 bond while Savoy remained in the Effingham County jail on $13,400 bond.

Georgia law 16-6-2 defines “aggravated sodomy” as “A person commits the offense of sodomy when he or she performs or submits to any sexual act involving the sex organs of one person and the mouth or anus of another. A person commits the offense of aggravated sodomy when he or she commits sodomy with force and against the will of the other person.”

Timothy Savoy, 25

This is what Effingham County Jail says about Christopher Buckner:

Her name is Christopher Howard Buckner?!

And here’s Christopher Howard Buckner’s mug shot:

Is it common for Southerners to give male names to girls???

I was wondering why watching The Notebook triggered the siblings to incest, until I remembered that the director of The Notebook is Nick Cassavetes who, two years ago, defended his movie, Yellow, which featured a woman who had an affair with her brother. In an interview, Cassavetes opined that he doesn’t think there’s anything wrong with incest, comparing it to being gay, and that we should all just “love who [sic] you want.”