Yet again, despite its protestations to the contrary, the Lavender Lobby has proven to be a warm, welcoming community for child molesters.
A top spokesman for the “trans” movement, Reduxx has reported, is a toddler rapist with a 30-year-old conviction.
He rose to the top of his demented profession with a simple trick in prison: Declare himself a woman and change his name.
And wouldn’t you know it, an outfit that supports child rapists is partly behind his success, such as it is.
The Crime
The sickening story begins with Jeffrey Wilsea’s conviction for “11 counts of sexual abuse involving a 3-year-old girl” in 1994. That means Wilsea became a violent sex offender, and his sex offender registration, Reduxx learned, pegs him as a Risk Level 3, “the highest recidivist risk and a threat to public safety.”
That means neither Wilsea — who calls himself a woman named “Xena Grandichelli” — nor other such perverts can be within 1,000 feet of a school, Reduxx reported:
Yet since his release from prison, Grandichelli has become a highly-regarded trans activist and has spoken at top-tier universities. In 2017, he was a panelist representing “women’s experiences of incarceration” at Columbia University. In 2016, Grandichelli spoke at NYU on the topic of incarceration and trauma. In the same year, he led a workshop on trans issues for the National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People of Color Health Conference.
That’s where the Sylvia Rivera Law Project comes in. It “works to guarantee that all people are free to self-determine gender identity and expression, regardless of income or race, and without facing harassment, discrimination or violence.”
Rivera, who died in 2002, age 50, was a “civil rights pioneer,” the outfit says, and “veteran of the 1969 Stonewall uprising.” That “uprising” exploded when New York City cops raided the Mafia-controlled but homosexual Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village. “Queen Power,” the New York Daily News’s Jerry Lisker wrote, “reared its bleached blonde head in revolt. New York City experienced its first homosexual riot.”
Partnering with SRLP, the tranny group “designated [“Grandichelli”] as a Movement Building Team member,” Reduxx continued:
In a letter posted to the SRLP website, Grandichelli describes how team members from the organization actively worked to recruit him while he was still incarcerated for sexually abusing a child.
Indeed, Reduxx reported, SRLP specializes in ignoring the crime of violent sex offenders who falsely claim they are women, and “Grandichelli” isn’t the first child rapist the group found worthy of its attention.
Child Rapist, Murderer
Another was a person called “Synthia China Blast,” who raped and murdered a little girl. SRLP began a petition drive to get the dangerous criminal out of isolated confinement, Reduxx reported.
“Blast’s” real name is Luis Morales, the website reported:
[He] repeatedly raped and brutally tortured Ebony Nicole Williams, a 13-year-old girl from Harlem. According to researcher Diana Shaw, “While he was dressed in a skirt, 22-year-old Mr. Blast carried and disposed of the young girl’s mutilated body in a Bronx underpass, and set the body on fire,” then proceeded to brag about the killing to friends.
When advocating on behalf of Blast, the SRLP stated: “[He] wants to prepare for [his] parole board hearing in four years by obtaining [his] GED and to complete other programs that will help [him] to heal from the trauma of [his] childhood and [his] time in prison.” Trans-identified male actor Laverne Cox, speaking as a representative for the SRLP, released a video in which he read aloud a letter from Blast portraying him in a sympathetic light.
Cox is a man who masquerades as a woman and starred in the Netflix Series Orange Is the New Black.
He claimed he wasn’t aware that “Blast” raped and murdered a little girl, Reduxx reported.
“I was not aware of the charges for which [he] was convicted. If I had been aware of those charges, I would have never agreed to read the letter,” he said.
But “information pertaining to Blast’s crimes would not have been readily available, owing to his name change, as media reports and court documents from the time period referred to him as Luis Morales,” the website explained.
Ditto for “Grandichelli,” whose name change hides his real identity and his heinous crime.
“By claiming a female identity, Grandichelli has been afforded a platform by two of the most prestigious universities in the nation, and in 2017, he was presented with a Community Hero award by the Anti-Violence Project,” Reduxx concluded.
SRLP Help
For its part, the trannies at SRLP offer a wide range of “resources” for “transgenders.”
It teaches trannies how to change names and about healthcare rights and “rights in extreme weather.”
One of its longest lists of resources is for trannies who land in jail. It provides 10 items for tranny criminals to peruse, including “It’s War in Here: A Report on Transgender People in Men’s Prisons,” “It’s Still War In Here: Statewide Report on the TGNCI Experience in NY Prisons,” and “Tips for Supporting Incarcerated Trans and Gender Non-Conforming People.”
The website doesn’t seem to offer any fashion advice, such as what type purse the fashionista tranny should carry, or how high his heels should be.
As for “Grandichelli,” the SRLP posted that letter from the big galoot in 2015.
SRLP “is more than just an organization to me — it is like a family,” the bear-sized bruiser wrote:
Many years ago, when SRLP learned about my incarceration, a staff member drove up to Adirondack for many hours just to check on how I was doing. That meant a lot to me and brought tears to my eyes. This sort of contact really demonstrates a sense of care and the belief that no one is disposable.
Except, of course, for the kids that SRLP beneficiaries rape, or sometimes rape and murder.
