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If there's a way to download this podcast, I'm too much of a retard to figure it out, sorry. 100% he-man Chase Strangio lecturing for 37 minutes. Who could pass that up? I made it four minutes in and couldn't take any more. That voice! Maybe later.
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Republican lawmakers are suddenly obsessed with “saving women’s sports.” They’ve introduced over 100 bills in more than 30 states limiting trans children’s access to sports teams and gender-affirming health care. It’s a push to make trans issues the latest chapter in what is being framed as the culture wars.
Chase Strangio, an attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union, calls this “a crisis that is manufactured by groups that have long been working to solidify particular norms of gender and sexuality.”
Strangio has been leading the A.C.L.U.’s fight against these bills and outlines the complex Republican machine behind this recent spike in anti-trans legislation. In this conversation with Kara Swisher, he connects the dots between state legislatures, deep fund-raising pockets and conservative think tanks like the American Legislative Exchange Council. And he points out the way that Democrats — particularly with the support of big business — could beat the G.O.P. at its own game.
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Republican lawmakers are suddenly obsessed with “saving women’s sports.” They’ve introduced over 100 bills in more than 30 states limiting trans children’s access to sports teams and gender-affirming health care. It’s a push to make trans issues the latest chapter in what is being framed as the culture wars.
Chase Strangio, an attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union, calls this “a crisis that is manufactured by groups that have long been working to solidify particular norms of gender and sexuality.”
Strangio has been leading the A.C.L.U.’s fight against these bills and outlines the complex Republican machine behind this recent spike in anti-trans legislation. In this conversation with Kara Swisher, he connects the dots between state legislatures, deep fund-raising pockets and conservative think tanks like the American Legislative Exchange Council. And he points out the way that Democrats — particularly with the support of big business — could beat the G.O.P. at its own game.
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Look at the way they argue. They make it sound like boys in girls sports has been the norm and that Republicans are fighting to change that. That republicans are "buying" these legislative measures and that corporations swooping in to save the day would be ideal.
They're trying to pin all this transgender bullshit on the right, when its the left shoving it down everyone's throats and indoctrinating children.
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Holy fuck why?! He obviously has no friends to tell him to knock off the deranged joker smile with matching crazy eyes. I refuse to believe everyone doesn't just back...away....when they spot it in the wild.
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Maybe they are "suddenly obsessed" because the President just came out two months ago and said that biological boys should be allowed in girl's sports?
I love when the left makes a rule, the right reacts to it, then the left criticizes the right for being "suddenly obsessed." Well no shit, you JUST brought it up.
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"Oh gee whiz the Republican pedos sure seem to be obsessed with children's genitals!"
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Another fluff piece video from BBC:
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-57102694
Transgender teen Andi shares his journey
Discover the story behind a viral video as Andi comes out, graduates high school and celebrates life as a trans teen.
For one full year, Andi Bernabe granted the BBC access to the most formative moments of his life. To find out what happened when Andi went to college and why he still hasn't changed his legal name.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-57102694
Transgender teen Andi shares his journey
Discover the story behind a viral video as Andi comes out, graduates high school and celebrates life as a trans teen.For one full year, Andi Bernabe granted the BBC access to the most formative moments of his life. To find out what happened when Andi went to college and why he still hasn't changed his legal name.
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Please also join the BBC for coverage in 5 years when Andi realizes what a mistake this was, feels betrayed that his support structure (friends, family, TV crew) let him do this, falls into despair about how powerless he is to change his fate, and ultimately takes his own life.
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Trans woman who injected silicone into her face stuck with droopy cheeks
A TRANS woman who injected industrial silicone into her face is stuck with droopy cheeks as she can’t afford the £6,000 operation to fix them. Juju Oliveira started a fundraiser to cover the …
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Imagine being such a delusional retard that you not only inject horse piss and cut your cock off, but think injecting industrial silicone into your face is a good idea. The kind of absolute shit judgment that leads to trooning out almost guarantees also doing stupid and hilarious shit like this.
Imagine turning yourself into something straight from a nightmare or the end of Brazil because you think it will make you look like a woman.
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A TRANS woman who injected industrial silicone into her face is stuck with droopy cheeks as she can’t afford the £6,000 operation to fix them. Juju Oliveira started a fundraiser to cover the …
Imagine being such a delusional retard that you not only inject horse piss and cut your cock off, but think injecting industrial silicone into your face is a good idea. The kind of absolute shit judgment that leads to trooning out almost guarantees also doing stupid and hilarious shit like this.
But it's definitely not a mental illness, right? Right???
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That tranny doesn't look Latino anymore; they look like an Asian.View attachment 2170289Trans woman who injected silicone into her face stuck with droopy cheeks
A TRANS woman who injected industrial silicone into her face is stuck with droopy cheeks as she can’t afford the £6,000 operation to fix them. Juju Oliveira started a fundraiser to cover the …
Imagine being such a delusional retard that you not only inject horse piss and cut your cock off, but think injecting industrial silicone into your face is a good idea. The kind of absolute shit judgment that leads to trooning out almost guarantees also doing stupid and hilarious shit like this.
Imagine turning yourself into something straight from a nightmare or the end of Brazil because you think it will make you look like a woman.
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Gender medicine Doubts are growing about therapy for gender-dysphoric children
"safe & seversible" more like health destroying poison. Happy to see that FINALLY there is pushback but sadly it comes too late for so many but that's always the case isn't it? Especially when there is a screeching troon brigade silencing critics and destroying careers. The tide is slowly turning.
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anyone who prescribed this for kids should face a malpractice suit. It's been known to fuck kids up since at least 2017: Lupron, used to halt puberty in children, may cause lasting health problems (statnews.com)Gender medicine Doubts are growing about therapy for gender-dysphoric children
"safe & seversible" more like health destroying poison. Happy to see that FINALLY there is pushback but sadly it comes too late for so many but that's always the case isn't it? Especially when there is a screeching troon brigade silencing critics and destroying careers. The tide is slowly turning.
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mucking about with puberty isn't just gonna fuck up sexual development, puberty is also when bone mass is built up.
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The stories from r/detrans on anything bone related are horrifying. Not just Lupron side effects, but the negative consequences of missing hormones from hrt or hysterectomy. I try not to be too optimistic about any coming detrans lawsuit backlash, but the bone issues are very hard to ignore if people start connecting the dots. It makes zero sense to call any treatment that stunts bone development or makes your teeth crumble “reversible” or “harmless”
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Glut of tranny paedos in the UK at the moment.
A "vile and dangerous" paedophile who abused four children has been jailed for 22 years.
Jessica Brennan, known as Allan Brennan at the time of the offences, preyed upon the school-aged children between 1998 and 2016.
Brennan, 54, of Bowland Close, Harrogate, was sentenced at York Crown Court on Monday.
North Yorkshire Police praised the bravery of victims, some of whom had come forward after 20 years.
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Brennan was convicted of attempted rape of a child under 13, assault of a girl under 13 by penetration, five counts of sexual activity with a child, assault by penetration, two counts of sexual assault, sexual activity with a child, and five counts of indecent assault.
When questioned she denied all knowledge, police said.
As well as the custodial sentence, Brennan was ordered to sign the sex offenders register for life and handed an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.
The judge also imposed a four-year extended licence upon eventual release.
Det Con Rebecca Prentice said the lives of the victims and their families were "shattered" by the "vile and dangerous paedophile" and she hoped they could now start to rebuild them.
"[The victims'] courage has ensured that Brennan has been put behind bars where she belongs for a very long time," Ms Prentice said.
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A TRANSGENDER sex offender was back in court after failing to tell authorities that they now identified as a woman.
Chloe Thompson, who has changed their name from Andrew McNab, set up a TikTok account under their new name after changing it by deed poll.
The 41-year-old was convicted of carrying out a sexual assault on a teenage girl in 2011 and was issued with a ten-year notification requirement order to alert authorities to their whereabouts and activities.
Uzma Khan, prosecuting, said as part of the court order the defendant has three days to notify police of any aliases they are using and police were called to his address after concerns were raised about their behaviour by the landlord.
She said: "Whilst the officer is reviewing the applications on their mobile phone he comes across the TikTok application which they state they had downloaded and has been using it for two weeks. The user name is Chloe Thompson and he confirms he has never confirmed this alias to the police."
Miss Khan said the defendant had breached the order on 11 occasions since it was imposed almost ten years ago.
Thompson, of Harford Street, Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to one charge of breaching the conditions of his notification requirement order.
Andrew Turton, in mitigation, said he agreed with the assessment of risk that his client posed to children.
Judge Recorder Nicholas Lumley QC sentenced her to a four month custodial sentence, suspended for 12 months, issued them with a 12 month community order and imposed 20 days of rehabilitation activity requirement days.
He added: "On the face of this this isn't a serious breach of your notification requirements but against a background of doing this quite often, I can see why the prosecution were so concerned about your behaviour in this case.
"The police need to know who you are and where you are but not for much longer due to the time left on the order."
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A woman has been sentenced at court after being trapped by online paedophile hunters when she arranged to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex in Sidbury.
Jessica Smith, who is a transgender woman, sent a stream of sexual messages to what she believed were two 14-year-old schoolgirls without realising that they were in fact decoys set up by a group called Justice for the Tears.
She sent pictures which she claimed to be of her private parts and asked for the girls to reciprocate and arranged for one to visit her at Smith’s home in East Devon.
She even asked one of the girls to bring along a 12-year-old friend to the rendezvous at the small village of Sidbury, near Sidmouth.
The paedophile hunters were surprised to find what they assumed to be a man rather than a woman lurking in a hedge near the designated meeting place.
It turned out to be Smith, in male persona. Police were called and arrested her. A mugshot picture taken shortly afterwards shows a person with obvious stubble.
Smith, aged 41, now of Sydney Road, Exeter, admitted three counts of attempting to incite a child to sexual activity and one of arranging to commit a child sex offence.
She was jailed for two years and ten months and put on the sex offenders register for life by Judge Peter Johnson at Exeter Crown Court.
He told her:”A psychiatric report is of the opinion that your long-standing gender dysphoria and issues of sexual identity contributed to your anxiety and depression but no evidence of severe depression or psychotic disorder.
“The facts of the case are straightforward. You thought you were talking to someone aged 14 on social media and within ten minutes you turned the conversation to sexual matters.
“You claimed to be 20 when you were in your late 30s at the time. I fail to understand why you thought this was appropriate for any reason other than your sexual gratification.”
Miss Mary McCarthy, prosecuting, said Smith made contact in the summer of 2018 with two fake profiles which had been set up online and purported to be 14-year-old girls.
The group which had set up the sting arrived to find Smith hiding in a hedge and claiming to be a man who had been sent to fetch the child. Smith was arrested when police were called.
Miss Caighli Taylor, defending, said Smith was depressed and isolated at the time because of her complex gender identity issues and a sense of loss after family bereavements.
She said: “Her use of pornography escalated and while it is no excuse, she was in a very bad place. She has since moved to Exeter and there are more positive things in her life.”
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A paedophile used library computers to search for 'Harry Potter erotica' and 'fetish sites' which focused on children in their underwear.
Melissa Wilson, whose name was given in court listings as "Paul Wilson, also known as Melissa Wilson", managed to bypass security systems at Liverpool Central Library and Toxteth Library, later confessing to the crimes in a letter from her alter ego, Dan Thompson.
After creating library accounts the 34-year-old would attend "almost every other day" and used a Russian search engine "associated with accessing illegal files".
Liverpool Crown Court heard as well as looking up "Harry Potter erotica with a focus on Hermione Granger", Wilson searched "children porn" and "young girls modelling underwear".
In a letter from her alter ego she claimed she wanted to go back to prison because she felt 'accepted for who she is and who she wants to be'.
Nick Cockrell, prosecuting, explained Wilson's probation officer received the letter from Wilson's alter ego, Dan Thompson, detailing how she had bypassed library security systems.
Mr Cockrell said: "Merseyside Police received information Miss Wilson had been using computers at Liverpool City Libraries and Toxteth Libraries."
Mr Cockrell explained Wilson accessed the computers between July 10 and October 23 in 2019 on 86 days, "multiple times a week".
Wilson went on Chatango, a chat forum which doesn't require the user to register and on which "illegal images of children are shared".
He explained the investigating officer went on the website during his investigation and a child sex abuse image "remained visible for 10 minutes before a moderator removed it".
Wilson also used the Russian search engine Yandex which had been "associated with accessing illegal files".
Mr Cockrell said there were times when Wilson would use the library computers to search for jobs but said there seemed to be a "lot more activity centring around the chat site Chatango".
Judge David Swinnerton explained one site which was accessed was a "sort of children's underwear fetish site" on which children between the ages of three and five were pictured in underwear.
The judge said they "can't say the defendant viewed that particular image" but she did click on the link.
On June 14 Wilson had used Yandex to search "chubby school girls nude" but was prevented from viewing the results by the library system.
Mr Cockrell said on the Yandex search there was reference to a username "c**face" and 13 photographs of two young girls aged between three and five who were either in their pyjamas or topless.
On July 10 Wilson searched for "Harry Potter erotica with a focus on Hermione Granger", "Lolicon", which refers to an attraction to prepubescent girls, Mr Cockrell explained.
Wilson had also searched "15-year-old school girls", "children porn", "young girls flat chested" and "young girls modelling underwear".
Mr Cockrell explained she had also used Facebook Messenger, ChatUSA and UKChat as well as a chat room designed specifically for teens, Alo Chat.
The court heard Wilson was charged for breaching her Sexual Harm Prevention Order in February 2021, which she later admitted in court.
Her first offence was in April 2008 for indecent images of children and was given a community order which she then breached twice in the same year and was jailed again having more indecent images of children.
Wilson then consistently breached court orders in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
In August 2015 she was jailed four years with an extended four years on licence for threats to kill, possession of prohibited images and breaching notification requirements.
In total Wilson had six previous convictions for 39 offences.
Mike O'Brien, defending, said there was "no excuse for her behaviour" and said she accepted the "persistent" breaches.
He said at the time of the offences she "wasn't welcome or accepted in her local community" and she "felt a sense of hopelessness".
He explained Wilson had applied for training courses and voluntary work but would "hit a brick wall" at the interviews which Mr O'Brien said was most likely due to her previous convictions.
He said: "A letter from Dan Thompson, her alter ego, explains initially she committed these offences in order to be returned to prison."
Mr O'Brien added: "She feels safer and happier in that environment."
He said she has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria and "identifies as a female even though she was born as a male".
He said she felt accepted in prison by the guards, doesn't feel isolated and is able to get help when she needs it.
Mr O'Brien said: "Even the inmates accept her for who she is and who she wants to be."
He added Wilson, who is serving her sentence at HMP Altcourse, suffers from asperger's and multiple personality disorder.
Judge Swinnerton, sentencing, said: "You have a lengthy and growing criminal record which revolves around your interest in indecent images of children and your repeated breaches of the orders which try to prevent you from accessing such images of children."
The judge said: "Some of the search terms you were using revolved around what I would describe as fetish sites of children in their underwear."
The judge added she "quite deliberately" accessed chatrooms despite a clause in the Sexual Harm Prevention Order which specified she could not.
The judge said he also took account of the delay which was "no fault of yours" and "will impact upon the earliest time on which you can apply for parole".
Judge Swinnerton said: "I understand for various reasons life on the outside must be difficult for you.
"I understand that it would be difficult for you to get a job."
The judge added that "a lot of that is down to you" for persistently breaching court orders and that if it didn't change "you're not going to find a constructive role".
Judge Swinnerton added that she would "waste a lot of your life behind bars" if she didn't stop offending.
Wilson was jailed for 32 months, although she will continue to serve a sentence after being recalled until June 23 2022.
She must sign the Sex Offenders Register for life and was ordered to adhere to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for life.
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A convicted female sex offender has been given one last chance by a judge after breaching her court order for a fourth time by creating a Tiktok profile without telling police.
Bricklayer Serena Ransom, 26, dodged prison despite breaking the terms of her sex offenders' register requirements four times.
Ransom was placed on the register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for ten years after being jailed for giving two schoolgirls lovebites in 2015.
She has already been convicted of breaching the terms twice and has now been back in the dock for a third and fourth breach.
The first two breaches involved setting up an unregistered Facebook account and approaching a young boy in a shopping centre and 'ruffling his hair' despite being barred from approaching children without parental consent.
Prosecutor Ian Mullarkey, said that on October 14 last year Ransom created a profile on TikTok, but failed to notify the police about it.
TikTok is a video sharing app that is for users aged 13 years and over.
A month earlier, Ransom had stayed overnight in a house where children also regularly stayed and again failed to notify the police.
But she was caught after a man, who knew about her sordid past, found her TikTok profile and sent a screenshot to police.
Ransom changed her profile name and made the account private after her partner's ex-husband became concerned that one of his children had attempted to befriend the sex offender.
Prosecutor Ian Mullarkey, said that on October 14 last year Ransom created a profile on TikTok, but failed to notify the police about it. She admitted the breach at Teesside Crown Court (pictured) and was given a 12-month suspended sentence and made subject to a six-month curfew
The prosecutor added: 'She said she had the account for about four weeks before it was discovered and accepted she changed the account's name because she didn't want it to be discovered by the police.'
Ransom, of Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to both breaches at Teesside Crown court on Monday.
She was given a 12 month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, and made subject to a six-month curfew.
She must also undertake 120 hours unpaid work and carry out 30 rehabilitation days.
Recorder Craig Hassall warned her she has 'got to stop breaching this sexual harm prevention order' or go to jail.
He said: 'When I came into court today I was going to lock you up. I was going to send you to custody for these offences.'
Nigel Soppitt, mitigating, said the breaches were 'reckless rather than malicious' and that Ransom had shown'no sexual interest in children' since her 2015 conviction.
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A WOMAN who was arrested for distributing indecent pictures of children was caught again when she started downloaded dozens more images.
Bolton Crown Court heard how police raided Anna McKone's house in Catherine Street West, Horwich at 6.55am on April 20 2019 after the National Crime Agency had received a tip off from the Kik social media site that someone had uploaded three indecent pictures of children.
Bob Sastry, prosecuting, told the court how the upload was traced to the Virgin Media internet account used by 46-year-old McKone at her home.
"The defendant was the only person present at the address and she was arrested on suspicion of possessing and distributing indecent images of children," said Mr Sastry.
A phone, laptop and tablet were seized but while she was on bail police were informed that the same IP address was downloading more indecent pictures in July and August 2019.
Another raid was carried out on October 28 and this time a mini tablet and laptop were taken.
When analysed the devices were found to contain a total of 175 images of children aged five to 14 years, one image in the more serious category B and five other prohibited images.
A cleaning programme to delete images was found on one of the devices and the tablet had been used to search websites using terms such as "I'm a goddam paedophile".
Mr Sastry said, in a police interview, McKone made no comment but provided a statement.
"She accepted responsibility for the indecent images, provided an explanation as to why she may have been involved in that and set out some remorse," he said.
The Honorary Recorder of Bolton, Judge Martin Walsh said that reports about McKone had described her "difficult and complex background" and that the public could best be protected by her being supervised in the community for a lengthy period.
McKone pleaded guilty to distributing indecent images and two counts of downloading indecent images.
She was sentenced to a three year community order with 50 days of rehabilitation activities and was also placed on the sex offenders' register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for seven years.
Judge Walsh told her: "I want to make it absolutely crystal clear that those people who are involved in the production of such material can expect to receive very significant custodial sentences.
"You are not to be sentenced for production of those images but nevertheless those who download images of this sort feed the interests of those who produce such foul imagery."
Jessica Brennan: 'Vile' paedophile jailed for 22 years
Jessica Brennan is sentenced to 22 years for preying upon young victims between 1998 and 2016.
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A "vile and dangerous" paedophile who abused four children has been jailed for 22 years.
Jessica Brennan, known as Allan Brennan at the time of the offences, preyed upon the school-aged children between 1998 and 2016.
Brennan, 54, of Bowland Close, Harrogate, was sentenced at York Crown Court on Monday.
North Yorkshire Police praised the bravery of victims, some of whom had come forward after 20 years.
More Yorkshire stories
Brennan was convicted of attempted rape of a child under 13, assault of a girl under 13 by penetration, five counts of sexual activity with a child, assault by penetration, two counts of sexual assault, sexual activity with a child, and five counts of indecent assault.
When questioned she denied all knowledge, police said.
As well as the custodial sentence, Brennan was ordered to sign the sex offenders register for life and handed an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.
The judge also imposed a four-year extended licence upon eventual release.
Det Con Rebecca Prentice said the lives of the victims and their families were "shattered" by the "vile and dangerous paedophile" and she hoped they could now start to rebuild them.
"[The victims'] courage has ensured that Brennan has been put behind bars where she belongs for a very long time," Ms Prentice said.
Transgender sex offender avoids prison after setting up TikTok account
A TRANSGENDER sex offender was back in court after failing to tell authorities that they now identified as a woman.
A TRANSGENDER sex offender was back in court after failing to tell authorities that they now identified as a woman.
Chloe Thompson, who has changed their name from Andrew McNab, set up a TikTok account under their new name after changing it by deed poll.
The 41-year-old was convicted of carrying out a sexual assault on a teenage girl in 2011 and was issued with a ten-year notification requirement order to alert authorities to their whereabouts and activities.
Uzma Khan, prosecuting, said as part of the court order the defendant has three days to notify police of any aliases they are using and police were called to his address after concerns were raised about their behaviour by the landlord.
She said: "Whilst the officer is reviewing the applications on their mobile phone he comes across the TikTok application which they state they had downloaded and has been using it for two weeks. The user name is Chloe Thompson and he confirms he has never confirmed this alias to the police."
Miss Khan said the defendant had breached the order on 11 occasions since it was imposed almost ten years ago.
Thompson, of Harford Street, Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to one charge of breaching the conditions of his notification requirement order.
Andrew Turton, in mitigation, said he agreed with the assessment of risk that his client posed to children.
Judge Recorder Nicholas Lumley QC sentenced her to a four month custodial sentence, suspended for 12 months, issued them with a 12 month community order and imposed 20 days of rehabilitation activity requirement days.
He added: "On the face of this this isn't a serious breach of your notification requirements but against a background of doing this quite often, I can see why the prosecution were so concerned about your behaviour in this case.
"The police need to know who you are and where you are but not for much longer due to the time left on the order."
Woman sentenced following Sidbury paedophile sting
A woman has been sentenced at court after being trapped by online paedophile hunters when she arranged to meet a 14-year-old girl for...
A woman has been sentenced at court after being trapped by online paedophile hunters when she arranged to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex in Sidbury.
Jessica Smith, who is a transgender woman, sent a stream of sexual messages to what she believed were two 14-year-old schoolgirls without realising that they were in fact decoys set up by a group called Justice for the Tears.
She sent pictures which she claimed to be of her private parts and asked for the girls to reciprocate and arranged for one to visit her at Smith’s home in East Devon.
She even asked one of the girls to bring along a 12-year-old friend to the rendezvous at the small village of Sidbury, near Sidmouth.
The paedophile hunters were surprised to find what they assumed to be a man rather than a woman lurking in a hedge near the designated meeting place.
It turned out to be Smith, in male persona. Police were called and arrested her. A mugshot picture taken shortly afterwards shows a person with obvious stubble.
Smith, aged 41, now of Sydney Road, Exeter, admitted three counts of attempting to incite a child to sexual activity and one of arranging to commit a child sex offence.
She was jailed for two years and ten months and put on the sex offenders register for life by Judge Peter Johnson at Exeter Crown Court.
He told her:”A psychiatric report is of the opinion that your long-standing gender dysphoria and issues of sexual identity contributed to your anxiety and depression but no evidence of severe depression or psychotic disorder.
“The facts of the case are straightforward. You thought you were talking to someone aged 14 on social media and within ten minutes you turned the conversation to sexual matters.
“You claimed to be 20 when you were in your late 30s at the time. I fail to understand why you thought this was appropriate for any reason other than your sexual gratification.”
Miss Mary McCarthy, prosecuting, said Smith made contact in the summer of 2018 with two fake profiles which had been set up online and purported to be 14-year-old girls.
The group which had set up the sting arrived to find Smith hiding in a hedge and claiming to be a man who had been sent to fetch the child. Smith was arrested when police were called.
Miss Caighli Taylor, defending, said Smith was depressed and isolated at the time because of her complex gender identity issues and a sense of loss after family bereavements.
She said: “Her use of pornography escalated and while it is no excuse, she was in a very bad place. She has since moved to Exeter and there are more positive things in her life.”
Paedophile used library computers to find 'Harry Potter erotica'
She confessed to her crimes in a letter sent from her alter ego
A paedophile used library computers to search for 'Harry Potter erotica' and 'fetish sites' which focused on children in their underwear.
Melissa Wilson, whose name was given in court listings as "Paul Wilson, also known as Melissa Wilson", managed to bypass security systems at Liverpool Central Library and Toxteth Library, later confessing to the crimes in a letter from her alter ego, Dan Thompson.
After creating library accounts the 34-year-old would attend "almost every other day" and used a Russian search engine "associated with accessing illegal files".
Liverpool Crown Court heard as well as looking up "Harry Potter erotica with a focus on Hermione Granger", Wilson searched "children porn" and "young girls modelling underwear".
In a letter from her alter ego she claimed she wanted to go back to prison because she felt 'accepted for who she is and who she wants to be'.
Nick Cockrell, prosecuting, explained Wilson's probation officer received the letter from Wilson's alter ego, Dan Thompson, detailing how she had bypassed library security systems.
Mr Cockrell said: "Merseyside Police received information Miss Wilson had been using computers at Liverpool City Libraries and Toxteth Libraries."
Mr Cockrell explained Wilson accessed the computers between July 10 and October 23 in 2019 on 86 days, "multiple times a week".
Wilson went on Chatango, a chat forum which doesn't require the user to register and on which "illegal images of children are shared".
He explained the investigating officer went on the website during his investigation and a child sex abuse image "remained visible for 10 minutes before a moderator removed it".
Wilson also used the Russian search engine Yandex which had been "associated with accessing illegal files".
Mr Cockrell said there were times when Wilson would use the library computers to search for jobs but said there seemed to be a "lot more activity centring around the chat site Chatango".
Judge David Swinnerton explained one site which was accessed was a "sort of children's underwear fetish site" on which children between the ages of three and five were pictured in underwear.
The judge said they "can't say the defendant viewed that particular image" but she did click on the link.
On June 14 Wilson had used Yandex to search "chubby school girls nude" but was prevented from viewing the results by the library system.
Mr Cockrell said on the Yandex search there was reference to a username "c**face" and 13 photographs of two young girls aged between three and five who were either in their pyjamas or topless.
On July 10 Wilson searched for "Harry Potter erotica with a focus on Hermione Granger", "Lolicon", which refers to an attraction to prepubescent girls, Mr Cockrell explained.
Wilson had also searched "15-year-old school girls", "children porn", "young girls flat chested" and "young girls modelling underwear".
Mr Cockrell explained she had also used Facebook Messenger, ChatUSA and UKChat as well as a chat room designed specifically for teens, Alo Chat.
The court heard Wilson was charged for breaching her Sexual Harm Prevention Order in February 2021, which she later admitted in court.
Her first offence was in April 2008 for indecent images of children and was given a community order which she then breached twice in the same year and was jailed again having more indecent images of children.
Wilson then consistently breached court orders in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
In August 2015 she was jailed four years with an extended four years on licence for threats to kill, possession of prohibited images and breaching notification requirements.
In total Wilson had six previous convictions for 39 offences.
Mike O'Brien, defending, said there was "no excuse for her behaviour" and said she accepted the "persistent" breaches.
He said at the time of the offences she "wasn't welcome or accepted in her local community" and she "felt a sense of hopelessness".
He explained Wilson had applied for training courses and voluntary work but would "hit a brick wall" at the interviews which Mr O'Brien said was most likely due to her previous convictions.
He said: "A letter from Dan Thompson, her alter ego, explains initially she committed these offences in order to be returned to prison."
Mr O'Brien added: "She feels safer and happier in that environment."
He said she has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria and "identifies as a female even though she was born as a male".
He said she felt accepted in prison by the guards, doesn't feel isolated and is able to get help when she needs it.
Mr O'Brien said: "Even the inmates accept her for who she is and who she wants to be."
He added Wilson, who is serving her sentence at HMP Altcourse, suffers from asperger's and multiple personality disorder.
Judge Swinnerton, sentencing, said: "You have a lengthy and growing criminal record which revolves around your interest in indecent images of children and your repeated breaches of the orders which try to prevent you from accessing such images of children."
The judge said: "Some of the search terms you were using revolved around what I would describe as fetish sites of children in their underwear."
The judge added she "quite deliberately" accessed chatrooms despite a clause in the Sexual Harm Prevention Order which specified she could not.
The judge said he also took account of the delay which was "no fault of yours" and "will impact upon the earliest time on which you can apply for parole".
Judge Swinnerton said: "I understand for various reasons life on the outside must be difficult for you.
"I understand that it would be difficult for you to get a job."
The judge added that "a lot of that is down to you" for persistently breaching court orders and that if it didn't change "you're not going to find a constructive role".
Judge Swinnerton added that she would "waste a lot of your life behind bars" if she didn't stop offending.
Wilson was jailed for 32 months, although she will continue to serve a sentence after being recalled until June 23 2022.
She must sign the Sex Offenders Register for life and was ordered to adhere to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for life.
Female paedophile, 26, breaches court order for fourth time
Serena Ransom, 26, of Middlesbrough, was put on the sex offenders register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order after being jailed for giving two schoolgirls lovebites in 2015.
A convicted female sex offender has been given one last chance by a judge after breaching her court order for a fourth time by creating a Tiktok profile without telling police.
Bricklayer Serena Ransom, 26, dodged prison despite breaking the terms of her sex offenders' register requirements four times.
Ransom was placed on the register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for ten years after being jailed for giving two schoolgirls lovebites in 2015.
She has already been convicted of breaching the terms twice and has now been back in the dock for a third and fourth breach.
The first two breaches involved setting up an unregistered Facebook account and approaching a young boy in a shopping centre and 'ruffling his hair' despite being barred from approaching children without parental consent.
Prosecutor Ian Mullarkey, said that on October 14 last year Ransom created a profile on TikTok, but failed to notify the police about it.
TikTok is a video sharing app that is for users aged 13 years and over.
A month earlier, Ransom had stayed overnight in a house where children also regularly stayed and again failed to notify the police.
But she was caught after a man, who knew about her sordid past, found her TikTok profile and sent a screenshot to police.
Ransom changed her profile name and made the account private after her partner's ex-husband became concerned that one of his children had attempted to befriend the sex offender.
Prosecutor Ian Mullarkey, said that on October 14 last year Ransom created a profile on TikTok, but failed to notify the police about it. She admitted the breach at Teesside Crown Court (pictured) and was given a 12-month suspended sentence and made subject to a six-month curfew
The prosecutor added: 'She said she had the account for about four weeks before it was discovered and accepted she changed the account's name because she didn't want it to be discovered by the police.'
Ransom, of Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to both breaches at Teesside Crown court on Monday.
She was given a 12 month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, and made subject to a six-month curfew.
She must also undertake 120 hours unpaid work and carry out 30 rehabilitation days.
Recorder Craig Hassall warned her she has 'got to stop breaching this sexual harm prevention order' or go to jail.
He said: 'When I came into court today I was going to lock you up. I was going to send you to custody for these offences.'
Nigel Soppitt, mitigating, said the breaches were 'reckless rather than malicious' and that Ransom had shown'no sexual interest in children' since her 2015 conviction.
Woman paedophile distributed indecent pictures of children
A WOMAN who was arrested for distributing indecent pictures of children was caught again when she started downloaded dozens more images.
A WOMAN who was arrested for distributing indecent pictures of children was caught again when she started downloaded dozens more images.
Bolton Crown Court heard how police raided Anna McKone's house in Catherine Street West, Horwich at 6.55am on April 20 2019 after the National Crime Agency had received a tip off from the Kik social media site that someone had uploaded three indecent pictures of children.
Bob Sastry, prosecuting, told the court how the upload was traced to the Virgin Media internet account used by 46-year-old McKone at her home.
"The defendant was the only person present at the address and she was arrested on suspicion of possessing and distributing indecent images of children," said Mr Sastry.
A phone, laptop and tablet were seized but while she was on bail police were informed that the same IP address was downloading more indecent pictures in July and August 2019.
Another raid was carried out on October 28 and this time a mini tablet and laptop were taken.
When analysed the devices were found to contain a total of 175 images of children aged five to 14 years, one image in the more serious category B and five other prohibited images.
A cleaning programme to delete images was found on one of the devices and the tablet had been used to search websites using terms such as "I'm a goddam paedophile".
Mr Sastry said, in a police interview, McKone made no comment but provided a statement.
"She accepted responsibility for the indecent images, provided an explanation as to why she may have been involved in that and set out some remorse," he said.
The Honorary Recorder of Bolton, Judge Martin Walsh said that reports about McKone had described her "difficult and complex background" and that the public could best be protected by her being supervised in the community for a lengthy period.
McKone pleaded guilty to distributing indecent images and two counts of downloading indecent images.
She was sentenced to a three year community order with 50 days of rehabilitation activities and was also placed on the sex offenders' register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for seven years.
Judge Walsh told her: "I want to make it absolutely crystal clear that those people who are involved in the production of such material can expect to receive very significant custodial sentences.
"You are not to be sentenced for production of those images but nevertheless those who download images of this sort feed the interests of those who produce such foul imagery."
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I really think these garbage cans are trooning out to avoid the shivving they know they will get for being a dirty fucking pedo in a men’s prison.
Only solution? Sharpen those shivs, ladies!!
Only solution? Sharpen those shivs, ladies!!
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Why are teachers being told to ‘introduce transgenderism’ to four year olds?
Teachers are being advised to introduce transgenderism to children in Junior Infants in new guidelines from the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) and the Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO).The NCCA have also told teachers of Junior and Senior Infants (where children are typically between 4 and 6 years old) to tell schoolkids that “there’s no such thing as boys’ (or girls’) clothes (or haircuts, toys, colours.)”
Teachers union, the INTO has drawn up a list of reading materials on the topic saying the books and accompanying exercises for Junior and Senior Infants seek to encourage school children “to challenge their own concepts and ideas” around gender identity – whether they feel they are actually a boy or a girl.
Its suggested that the book “My Princess Boy” by Cheryl Kilodavis be used a way to introduce children to the concept of transgender people and “the issues they experience in trying to be what they are not and the happiness they feel in living life as their true selves.”
A key function of the book according to the NCCA is to assist six five and six year olds, through reading about a transgnder princess, to explore the “key theme” of “not conforming to the expectations of others.”
Elsewhere in the resource, on a page dealing with family types, teachers are advised to use “Socratic Questioning” to “challenge” the “ideas and preconceptions” that children might have.
The resource is being issued as unease builds about the role that social media trends, culture, and schools are playing in the unprecedented rise in the number of children seeking what will become invasive and life-altering treatment for feeling that they may be born in the wrong body.
In the UK, for example, it is thought that until recently fewer than 1 in 10,000 expressed gender dysphoria – but now those numbers have shot up by an enormous 4,000 per cent, with mostly girls being affected.
Author Abigail Shrier whose book Irreversible Damage has been widely praised for drawing attention to the issue says there is now a “trans epidemic” amongst teenage girls with harmful consequences, and points to schools as one factor driving the perception among children that gender can be chosen.
Irish expert, Dr Dónal O’Shea has previously expressed alarm at the speed with which children are being started on gender transitioning treatments when underlying mental health issues are sometimes not being addressed.
A leading psychotherapist, who worked in the only NHS clinic to provide gender transitioning to children, also recently said that ‘school counsellors and mental health service providers were bowing to pressures from “highly politicised” transgender groups to affirm children’s beliefs that they were born the wrong sex.’
Parents have reacted strongly to the materials saying they feel it amounts to an “agenda being pushed on children who are too young to understand the issues, without consulting or asking parents.”
One mum told Gript that the NCCA were “assuming the consent of parents” and “actively driving an agenda which could confuse and potentially harm young children”.
“The trend towards encouraging young, sometimes vulnerable, children to question their gender has been shown by the Keira Bell case to be very harmful. This is less about tolerance and more about upending science and important societal norms,” she said.
“The NCCA seems to be promoting a view of gender on young children which most parents would find unacceptable. Most parents know that their children are, in fact, boys and girls, and that confusion around that issue often goes away as the child develops.”
The NCCA says that as educators “we should take opportunities to challenge these gender stereotypes in a variety of ways, to encourage children to have confidence in their own identity” and to realise that “exploring gender and challenging presumptions will support children to be more open and respectful of difference.”
Alan Whelan, Vice-President of Catholic Secondary Schools Parents Association (CSSPA) said that the “NCCA as an organisation does not engage with or represent parents with students in the 341 Catholic CSSPA second level schools, which is 50% of the nation’s secondary schools.
“Clearly NCCA has wrapped itself in a thin parental cloak which is totally out of touch with the many parents who contact to us day to day with concerns at their exclusion from any meaningful parental voice in respect of general school ethos” added Mr Whelan.
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Is the second to last one trans? Serena Ransom? There's this article from 2015 with pics of Ransom at 20.t, still called a woman. Did I miss the trans part though. Bricklayer, ugly, but troon? Honestly looks kind of like an FtM to me.Glut of tranny paedos in the UK at the moment.
View attachment 2182841Jessica Brennan: 'Vile' paedophile jailed for 22 years
Jessica Brennan is sentenced to 22 years for preying upon young victims between 1998 and 2016.www.bbc.co.uk
A "vile and dangerous" paedophile who abused four children has been jailed for 22 years.
Jessica Brennan, known as Allan Brennan at the time of the offences, preyed upon the school-aged children between 1998 and 2016.
Brennan, 54, of Bowland Close, Harrogate, was sentenced at York Crown Court on Monday.
North Yorkshire Police praised the bravery of victims, some of whom had come forward after 20 years.
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Brennan was convicted of attempted rape of a child under 13, assault of a girl under 13 by penetration, five counts of sexual activity with a child, assault by penetration, two counts of sexual assault, sexual activity with a child, and five counts of indecent assault.
When questioned she denied all knowledge, police said.
As well as the custodial sentence, Brennan was ordered to sign the sex offenders register for life and handed an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.
The judge also imposed a four-year extended licence upon eventual release.
Det Con Rebecca Prentice said the lives of the victims and their families were "shattered" by the "vile and dangerous paedophile" and she hoped they could now start to rebuild them.
"[The victims'] courage has ensured that Brennan has been put behind bars where she belongs for a very long time," Ms Prentice said.
Transgender sex offender avoids prison after setting up TikTok account
A TRANSGENDER sex offender was back in court after failing to tell authorities that they now identified as a woman.
A TRANSGENDER sex offender was back in court after failing to tell authorities that they now identified as a woman.
Chloe Thompson, who has changed their name from Andrew McNab, set up a TikTok account under their new name after changing it by deed poll.
The 41-year-old was convicted of carrying out a sexual assault on a teenage girl in 2011 and was issued with a ten-year notification requirement order to alert authorities to their whereabouts and activities.
Uzma Khan, prosecuting, said as part of the court order the defendant has three days to notify police of any aliases they are using and police were called to his address after concerns were raised about their behaviour by the landlord.
She said: "Whilst the officer is reviewing the applications on their mobile phone he comes across the TikTok application which they state they had downloaded and has been using it for two weeks. The user name is Chloe Thompson and he confirms he has never confirmed this alias to the police."
Miss Khan said the defendant had breached the order on 11 occasions since it was imposed almost ten years ago.
Thompson, of Harford Street, Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to one charge of breaching the conditions of his notification requirement order.
Andrew Turton, in mitigation, said he agreed with the assessment of risk that his client posed to children.
Judge Recorder Nicholas Lumley QC sentenced her to a four month custodial sentence, suspended for 12 months, issued them with a 12 month community order and imposed 20 days of rehabilitation activity requirement days.
He added: "On the face of this this isn't a serious breach of your notification requirements but against a background of doing this quite often, I can see why the prosecution were so concerned about your behaviour in this case.
"The police need to know who you are and where you are but not for much longer due to the time left on the order."
Woman sentenced following Sidbury paedophile sting
A woman has been sentenced at court after being trapped by online paedophile hunters when she arranged to meet a 14-year-old girl for...
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A woman has been sentenced at court after being trapped by online paedophile hunters when she arranged to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex in Sidbury.
Jessica Smith, who is a transgender woman, sent a stream of sexual messages to what she believed were two 14-year-old schoolgirls without realising that they were in fact decoys set up by a group called Justice for the Tears.
She sent pictures which she claimed to be of her private parts and asked for the girls to reciprocate and arranged for one to visit her at Smith’s home in East Devon.
She even asked one of the girls to bring along a 12-year-old friend to the rendezvous at the small village of Sidbury, near Sidmouth.
The paedophile hunters were surprised to find what they assumed to be a man rather than a woman lurking in a hedge near the designated meeting place.
It turned out to be Smith, in male persona. Police were called and arrested her. A mugshot picture taken shortly afterwards shows a person with obvious stubble.
Smith, aged 41, now of Sydney Road, Exeter, admitted three counts of attempting to incite a child to sexual activity and one of arranging to commit a child sex offence.
She was jailed for two years and ten months and put on the sex offenders register for life by Judge Peter Johnson at Exeter Crown Court.
He told her:”A psychiatric report is of the opinion that your long-standing gender dysphoria and issues of sexual identity contributed to your anxiety and depression but no evidence of severe depression or psychotic disorder.
“The facts of the case are straightforward. You thought you were talking to someone aged 14 on social media and within ten minutes you turned the conversation to sexual matters.
“You claimed to be 20 when you were in your late 30s at the time. I fail to understand why you thought this was appropriate for any reason other than your sexual gratification.”
Miss Mary McCarthy, prosecuting, said Smith made contact in the summer of 2018 with two fake profiles which had been set up online and purported to be 14-year-old girls.
The group which had set up the sting arrived to find Smith hiding in a hedge and claiming to be a man who had been sent to fetch the child. Smith was arrested when police were called.
Miss Caighli Taylor, defending, said Smith was depressed and isolated at the time because of her complex gender identity issues and a sense of loss after family bereavements.
She said: “Her use of pornography escalated and while it is no excuse, she was in a very bad place. She has since moved to Exeter and there are more positive things in her life.”
View attachment 2182847Paedophile used library computers to find 'Harry Potter erotica'
She confessed to her crimes in a letter sent from her alter ego
A paedophile used library computers to search for 'Harry Potter erotica' and 'fetish sites' which focused on children in their underwear.
Melissa Wilson, whose name was given in court listings as "Paul Wilson, also known as Melissa Wilson", managed to bypass security systems at Liverpool Central Library and Toxteth Library, later confessing to the crimes in a letter from her alter ego, Dan Thompson.
After creating library accounts the 34-year-old would attend "almost every other day" and used a Russian search engine "associated with accessing illegal files".
Liverpool Crown Court heard as well as looking up "Harry Potter erotica with a focus on Hermione Granger", Wilson searched "children porn" and "young girls modelling underwear".
In a letter from her alter ego she claimed she wanted to go back to prison because she felt 'accepted for who she is and who she wants to be'.
Nick Cockrell, prosecuting, explained Wilson's probation officer received the letter from Wilson's alter ego, Dan Thompson, detailing how she had bypassed library security systems.
Mr Cockrell said: "Merseyside Police received information Miss Wilson had been using computers at Liverpool City Libraries and Toxteth Libraries."
Mr Cockrell explained Wilson accessed the computers between July 10 and October 23 in 2019 on 86 days, "multiple times a week".
Wilson went on Chatango, a chat forum which doesn't require the user to register and on which "illegal images of children are shared".
He explained the investigating officer went on the website during his investigation and a child sex abuse image "remained visible for 10 minutes before a moderator removed it".
Wilson also used the Russian search engine Yandex which had been "associated with accessing illegal files".
Mr Cockrell said there were times when Wilson would use the library computers to search for jobs but said there seemed to be a "lot more activity centring around the chat site Chatango".
Judge David Swinnerton explained one site which was accessed was a "sort of children's underwear fetish site" on which children between the ages of three and five were pictured in underwear.
The judge said they "can't say the defendant viewed that particular image" but she did click on the link.
On June 14 Wilson had used Yandex to search "chubby school girls nude" but was prevented from viewing the results by the library system.
Mr Cockrell said on the Yandex search there was reference to a username "c**face" and 13 photographs of two young girls aged between three and five who were either in their pyjamas or topless.
On July 10 Wilson searched for "Harry Potter erotica with a focus on Hermione Granger", "Lolicon", which refers to an attraction to prepubescent girls, Mr Cockrell explained.
Wilson had also searched "15-year-old school girls", "children porn", "young girls flat chested" and "young girls modelling underwear".
Mr Cockrell explained she had also used Facebook Messenger, ChatUSA and UKChat as well as a chat room designed specifically for teens, Alo Chat.
The court heard Wilson was charged for breaching her Sexual Harm Prevention Order in February 2021, which she later admitted in court.
Her first offence was in April 2008 for indecent images of children and was given a community order which she then breached twice in the same year and was jailed again having more indecent images of children.
Wilson then consistently breached court orders in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
In August 2015 she was jailed four years with an extended four years on licence for threats to kill, possession of prohibited images and breaching notification requirements.
In total Wilson had six previous convictions for 39 offences.
Mike O'Brien, defending, said there was "no excuse for her behaviour" and said she accepted the "persistent" breaches.
He said at the time of the offences she "wasn't welcome or accepted in her local community" and she "felt a sense of hopelessness".
He explained Wilson had applied for training courses and voluntary work but would "hit a brick wall" at the interviews which Mr O'Brien said was most likely due to her previous convictions.
He said: "A letter from Dan Thompson, her alter ego, explains initially she committed these offences in order to be returned to prison."
Mr O'Brien added: "She feels safer and happier in that environment."
He said she has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria and "identifies as a female even though she was born as a male".
He said she felt accepted in prison by the guards, doesn't feel isolated and is able to get help when she needs it.
Mr O'Brien said: "Even the inmates accept her for who she is and who she wants to be."
He added Wilson, who is serving her sentence at HMP Altcourse, suffers from asperger's and multiple personality disorder.
Judge Swinnerton, sentencing, said: "You have a lengthy and growing criminal record which revolves around your interest in indecent images of children and your repeated breaches of the orders which try to prevent you from accessing such images of children."
The judge said: "Some of the search terms you were using revolved around what I would describe as fetish sites of children in their underwear."
The judge added she "quite deliberately" accessed chatrooms despite a clause in the Sexual Harm Prevention Order which specified she could not.
The judge said he also took account of the delay which was "no fault of yours" and "will impact upon the earliest time on which you can apply for parole".
Judge Swinnerton said: "I understand for various reasons life on the outside must be difficult for you.
"I understand that it would be difficult for you to get a job."
The judge added that "a lot of that is down to you" for persistently breaching court orders and that if it didn't change "you're not going to find a constructive role".
Judge Swinnerton added that she would "waste a lot of your life behind bars" if she didn't stop offending.
Wilson was jailed for 32 months, although she will continue to serve a sentence after being recalled until June 23 2022.
She must sign the Sex Offenders Register for life and was ordered to adhere to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for life.
Female paedophile, 26, breaches court order for fourth time
Serena Ransom, 26, of Middlesbrough, was put on the sex offenders register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order after being jailed for giving two schoolgirls lovebites in 2015.
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A convicted female sex offender has been given one last chance by a judge after breaching her court order for a fourth time by creating a Tiktok profile without telling police.
Bricklayer Serena Ransom, 26, dodged prison despite breaking the terms of her sex offenders' register requirements four times.
Ransom was placed on the register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for ten years after being jailed for giving two schoolgirls lovebites in 2015.
She has already been convicted of breaching the terms twice and has now been back in the dock for a third and fourth breach.
The first two breaches involved setting up an unregistered Facebook account and approaching a young boy in a shopping centre and 'ruffling his hair' despite being barred from approaching children without parental consent.
Prosecutor Ian Mullarkey, said that on October 14 last year Ransom created a profile on TikTok, but failed to notify the police about it.
TikTok is a video sharing app that is for users aged 13 years and over.
A month earlier, Ransom had stayed overnight in a house where children also regularly stayed and again failed to notify the police.
But she was caught after a man, who knew about her sordid past, found her TikTok profile and sent a screenshot to police.
Ransom changed her profile name and made the account private after her partner's ex-husband became concerned that one of his children had attempted to befriend the sex offender.
Prosecutor Ian Mullarkey, said that on October 14 last year Ransom created a profile on TikTok, but failed to notify the police about it. She admitted the breach at Teesside Crown Court (pictured) and was given a 12-month suspended sentence and made subject to a six-month curfew
The prosecutor added: 'She said she had the account for about four weeks before it was discovered and accepted she changed the account's name because she didn't want it to be discovered by the police.'
Ransom, of Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to both breaches at Teesside Crown court on Monday.
She was given a 12 month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, and made subject to a six-month curfew.
She must also undertake 120 hours unpaid work and carry out 30 rehabilitation days.
Recorder Craig Hassall warned her she has 'got to stop breaching this sexual harm prevention order' or go to jail.
He said: 'When I came into court today I was going to lock you up. I was going to send you to custody for these offences.'
Nigel Soppitt, mitigating, said the breaches were 'reckless rather than malicious' and that Ransom had shown'no sexual interest in children' since her 2015 conviction.
Woman paedophile distributed indecent pictures of children
A WOMAN who was arrested for distributing indecent pictures of children was caught again when she started downloaded dozens more images.
A WOMAN who was arrested for distributing indecent pictures of children was caught again when she started downloaded dozens more images.
Bolton Crown Court heard how police raided Anna McKone's house in Catherine Street West, Horwich at 6.55am on April 20 2019 after the National Crime Agency had received a tip off from the Kik social media site that someone had uploaded three indecent pictures of children.
Bob Sastry, prosecuting, told the court how the upload was traced to the Virgin Media internet account used by 46-year-old McKone at her home.
"The defendant was the only person present at the address and she was arrested on suspicion of possessing and distributing indecent images of children," said Mr Sastry.
A phone, laptop and tablet were seized but while she was on bail police were informed that the same IP address was downloading more indecent pictures in July and August 2019.
Another raid was carried out on October 28 and this time a mini tablet and laptop were taken.
When analysed the devices were found to contain a total of 175 images of children aged five to 14 years, one image in the more serious category B and five other prohibited images.
A cleaning programme to delete images was found on one of the devices and the tablet had been used to search websites using terms such as "I'm a goddam paedophile".
Mr Sastry said, in a police interview, McKone made no comment but provided a statement.
"She accepted responsibility for the indecent images, provided an explanation as to why she may have been involved in that and set out some remorse," he said.
The Honorary Recorder of Bolton, Judge Martin Walsh said that reports about McKone had described her "difficult and complex background" and that the public could best be protected by her being supervised in the community for a lengthy period.
McKone pleaded guilty to distributing indecent images and two counts of downloading indecent images.
She was sentenced to a three year community order with 50 days of rehabilitation activities and was also placed on the sex offenders' register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for seven years.
Judge Walsh told her: "I want to make it absolutely crystal clear that those people who are involved in the production of such material can expect to receive very significant custodial sentences.
"You are not to be sentenced for production of those images but nevertheless those who download images of this sort feed the interests of those who produce such foul imagery."
The last Anna McKone at least has an internet comment from someone claiming to know the troon.
I'm surprised the other articles admitted it though.