Washington state’s daft policy of permitting men who pretend they are women to serve their sentences in women’s facilities has resulted in the molestation of a woman inmate.
The New American reported on the state’s policy almost two years ago, citing the Women’s Liberation Front. It claimed that rapists who “identified” as “transgender” were moved to women’s facilities. And one woman, the organization reported, had been raped.
Now, a woman inmate has reported that a “transgender” sex fiend attacked her. He landed in her facility in 2021.
The Report
Referring to the victim as “Mary,” Reduxx reported she passed letters “to an internal source, who then relayed the information out of the institution on her behalf.”
What Reduxx described was entirely predictable.
The attack occurred in April 2022, Reduxx reported, after “transgender” inmate Christopher Williams — a violent sex offender — was moved to Mary’s cell after complaining that his cellmate was a bully.
“Mary says that she became increasingly uncomfortable with Williams’ behavior towards her, which had a near-constant sexual undertone,” Reduxx reported:
At one point, Williams appeared to become frustrated with Mary’s lack of interest in him, and started issuing disturbing threats of sexual violence.
“He said to me, ‘I don’t know why you don’t want [my d**k]. Everyone else does.’ Then he started to follow me into the bathroom. And one time he told me, ‘Just so you know, I can get you wherever I want.’”
Prison staffers ignored her concerns.
After Mary began taking sleeping medication, Williams began sitting next to her bed as she slept. An officer caught him and awakened Mary by pounding on their cell door. Mary thinks the officer saw Williams touching her, the website reported:
“I’m not sure how many times he touched me because of my [meds]. But one day I came back to my cell from a work shift and he had two strap-on dildos and asked me to use them on him. I refused. That night, I was woken up to him touching me.”
Mary says she went to correctional staff immediately and told them what had happened. A search was conducted of the cell, and the sex toys were found. Mary then filed a Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) report, which was determined to be substantiated. Williams was taken into segregation, and eventually moved out of Mary’s cell.
“In October or November [2022], we were both in the medical clinic waiting room and he was glaring at me. Then he blocked the only exit and was just staring at me, like he was trying to intimidate me.” Mary goes on to note that the facility appeared to want to keep the incident under wraps.
“They acted weird about it… like they wanted to keep it secret, but the [PREA] was founded.”
Reduxx reported that Williams was moved to the women’s facility with a “wave” of “trans women” in 2021.
Before that, when he was jailed where he should have been, in a men’s facility, Williams assaulted another inmate so brutally that he required reconstructive surgery.
State in Denial
The leftists who run Washington state won’t come clean, of course, Reduxx reported. They are “largely in denial about the issues surrounding trans-identified male inmates being housed with women,” an insider source told the website.
“They hint that there have been ‘some challenges’ but mostly present this as a success. Staff and inmates are in agreement that it’s a horrible thing,” the source said.
The same source divulged that 11 “trans women” are at the women’s facility, nine of whom “were convicted of crimes against women or children.”
Continued the source:
“These incidents further show the women at WCCW [Washington Corrections Center for Women] that they don’t matter, and that their safety isn’t as important as making the trans inmates happy. DOC [Department of Corrections] is clearly running scared of groups like Disability Rights Washington that are always threatening a lawsuit. Meanwhile the trans inmates are playing DOC for fools.”
Staffers at the facility fear retaliation, the website reported, and “housing policy and practice allows the individuals to pick their cell mates so the trans ones usually befriend more vulnerable women and pick them as cellmates and exploit them and end up in relationships full of domestic violence and control.”
One story involves a prisoner named in TNA’s story from 2021, a child rapist who calls himself Princess Zoe Andromeda Love.
“Love was transferred into WCCW in 2021 where he reportedly sexually assaulted a developmentally disabled female inmate just prior to his release,” Reduxx reported. “According to a former correctional officer at WCCW, many of the files associated with the incident were ‘erased’ from the system.”
The state department of corrections gave Reduxx a canned answer when it asked about the department’s precautions for protecting women from “trans women” sexual predators.
The department “strongly emphasizes the importance of inclusion and representation by recognizing the unique challenges that non-binary and transgender incarcerated people face,” it told the website, and any inmate “is subject to the same laws and investigations regardless of where they are housed or their gender.”
But, again, the powers that be are in denial: “A common myth perpetuated about people who are transgender is that they will commit crimes of assault against vulnerable populations,” the department said. “This is not the case.”
When it comes to “trans women” who are violent sex offenders, as Mary learned the hard way, that is the case.
