Miami Models Plead Not Guilty to Animal Cruelty Charges

MIAMI, Fla.—Sara Zamora, one of two women charged with a variety of offenses related to animal cruelty, pleaded not guilty in court Friday to the eight felony charges she faces, while the other woman. Stephanie Hird, pleaded not guilty today to five felony counts. Specifically, as AVN has previously reported, the two models, Hird, 29, and Zamora, 28, are accused of making "videos for Adam Redford, a South Florida fishing boat captain who produced so-called animal 'crush' videos, which feature actresses killing animals while engaged in sex acts with themselves or others."  The two women were arrested about two weeks apart and Miami-Dade police say they are still looking for the 57-year-old Redford, according to local10.com, which reported today on the women's bond court appearance and imminent release of Zamora, who was granted bail in the amount of $5,000. Hird, who already posted bail of $7,500, was released from jail earlier this month into her parents' custody. According to the news station, the two women are each "charged with multiple counts of animal cruelty for engaging in sex acts while torturing and killing animals, including chickens, fish and mice. Zamora is charged with eight felony counts of animal cruelty. Hird is charged with five felony counts of animal cruelty." Hird, who works mostly under the name Megan Jones, entered the industry a decade ago and has approximately 70 titles to her credit, per iafd.com. Image: Sara Zamora, 28, left, Adam Redford, center, Stephanie Hird, 29, right, courtesy of Miami-Dade police.