I received a polite PM questioning the "linguistic content" which prompted the posting of this story in today's Seattle Times:

Here is my reply in case others may have wondered about that.

The linguistic content is the name of the town where this shocking event occurred: Enumclaw

It is sad to say, but nevertheless absolutely true, that this sleepy little town, with the quaint name no-one ever heard of before, will forever be remembered by this egregious event.

Just as we all remember Nagasaki for the bomb dropped there, Columbine for a shocking high school massacre, and Amityville for a fictitious haunted slaughterhouse, so anyone who hears or sees the name "Enumclaw" will forever hereafter associate that name with a horse coupling with a man with predictably fatal results.

"Enumclaw". That's the reason I made the post.

The clinical condition known as "Walter Mitty Syndrome" is named after Thurber's character "Walter Mitty". "Sadism" is named after the Marquis de Sade.

I predict that the name "Enumclaw" will become the name of the clinical condition describing this rare, thankfully extravagantly rare, and deadly, bizarre variation on the sexual perversion known as "bestiality".