A “furry” has been arrested on charges of kidnapping after allegedly grooming a 13-year-old boy and taking him from his family.

Aaron Zeman, also known as Tadashi Kura Kojima, was apprehended in Grand Island, Nebraska on December 28 after being reported to police by a Git-N-Split gas station attendant. The attendant had become suspicious after seeing Zeman’s car parked in the lot for an extended period of time. Once police arrived, they found a 13-year-old boy who had been the subject of an active AMBER Alert in the vehicle with Zeman.

The victim had been reported missing by his family in Layton, Utah on December 27. A desperate campaign for information was launched on Facebook, with the community rallying to try and locate the boy.

In a local media report on the disappearance, the family stated that they first discovered Zeman, 26, and their son had begun communicating via Twitter and TextNow in late November. Zeman had been sending and requesting lewd images from the minor.

At the time, they did not know who was behind the accounts who had been messaging their son, and brought his phone to Layton Police for assistance. The department subsequently issued subpoenas to Twitter and other relevant apps in an effort to gather information.

But while police were waiting for the results of those subpoenas, Zeman found other ways to get in touch with the teen.

Zeman reportedly began using a Meta Oculus device to contact the boy just prior to driving from his home in Arizona to Utah to take him. When the two were found, they were 800 miles away in Nebraska.

According to the Grand Island City Police, Zeman was approached by officers after responding to a call from a gas station attendant who felt his behavior was suspicious. Officers observed a juvenile male in Zeman’s car, and quickly identified him as the abducted child from Utah.

A press release from Grand Island police states that Zeman did become hostile towards officers during arrest, and was ultimately charged with kidnapping and resisting arrest. The 13-year-old victim has been reunited with his family in Utah and is uninjured. Police have stated additional charges may be pursued after further investigation.

Zeman is in custody in Nebraska at the Hall County Jail, and was booked under the name Tadashi Kura Kojima. His bond is currently set at 10% of $1 Million, and his next hearing is scheduled for January 30.

Grand Island City Police have handed the case over to the FBI and Utah authorities. According to Nebraska Central News, they hope to issue a letter of commendation to the vigilant gas station attendant whose actions ultimately saved the boy.

Two Twitter accounts belonging to Zeman are still active on the platform, and both contain disturbing material.

On one of his accounts, where Zeman uses the name Hunter Horny Fox, he describes himself as a “Gay/Demi Furry Fox,” and appears in his profile photo wearing a “leather pup” mask. Almost all of the tweets on the account are highly sexual, and Zeman posted several photos of his genitals.

Some of the posts utilize fetishistic captions, with Zeman speaking directly to a person he calls his “lamb” or his “baby boy.”

In a post from December 11, ostensibly the same time Zeman was planning to abduct the victim in Utah, he tweeted: “I love you so heckin much, my Lamb. I was looking at your pictures and .. gah damn, I wanna slide into your throat so bad! Give daddy’s tip a little kiss then let me feel my baby boy’s soft beautiful lips, my love.” He accompanied the post with a photo of his erection.

In another, Zeman uploaded a video of himself masturbating while referring to sexual material he had apparently received from a “very special boy.”

On his second account, which uses a similar handle, Zeman repeatedly gushes over the individual he calls his “lamb” and his “special prince.”

In the pinned tweet on that account, Zeman appears to directly refer to his situation with the 13-year-old victim, mentioning a “man” he had been talking to via virtual reality chat since late November. This would have been the time the victim’s family first went to police.

In another tweet from December 12, Zeman posts the lyrics to a song from Dora the Explorer titled “I’m the map.”

While the song is about a literal map who helps Dora find her way, “MAP” is commonly understood to be an acronym for “minor attracted person” — a term which is largely seen as an attempt to rebrand pedophilia as a more acceptable attraction.

On December 18, Zeman posted a photo of drug paraphernalia he was collecting to share with his “baby boi.” In the tweet, he writes: “Did I mention we’re going on a ‘trip~’? Hehehe Can’t wait, my Lamb! Lesgooo! x/3 I guess we’re going on two kinds of trips, nyehe!”

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Happy New Year!

If you’re reading this, you made it. You survived 2022. Congratulations!

Reduxx was officially launched on January 18 of last year with a budget of $0.00, a quickly thrown-together Wix site, and a few passionate women who saw a need for an unapologetically pro-woman, pro-child safeguarding platform for news and commentary.

Though we had no technical or business know-how, our passion drove us to focus on creating the best content we possibly could with the resources and skills we did have.

Somehow along the way, we must have done something right.

Since our launch, Reduxx has been sourced by Fox, The Daily Mail, National Review, The Times, The Telegraph, The Post Millennial, Blaze, Brietbart, The Daily Wire, GB News, blogTO, Yahoo, and more. We have released over 600 articles – an average of nearly 2 per day – and two dozen exclusives. As of our latest figures, we also amassed over 15 million unique visitors from almost every country in the world.

And we did it all while being 100% independent and reader-funded. That means we have not had any corporate donors, investors, or backers since our launch. We have, so far, operated entirely on the generosity of the people who cared enough to throw a tip in our jar so we could keep the lights on.

Thank you if you were or are one of those people! If you’d like to be, please click here.

As we ring in 2023, we do so with great optimism that Reduxx will continue to grow and prosper. We have a lot of big plans to expand our operations and improve.

In the meantime, let’s rewind and take a look at the top 10 Reduxx stories and moments of 2022.

Yes, it was hard to pick.

Students studying midwifery at the Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland were being taught that biological males could get pregnant and give birth through their penises.

In a workbook module provided to the student midwives, information was given on catheterizing penises and handling scrotums. The workbook was hastily edited, but not before some students came forward to express concerns about the quality of their education.

Released on April 27, this report by Bryndis Blackadder was one of our first major exclusives. Blackadder, now a regular contributor to Reduxx, had actually taken the story to other outlets but been turned away.

Genevieve Gluck’s article about an able-bodied man in Norway who identifies as a paralyzed woman sparked international outrage, especially from women’s rights and disability advocates.

Published on November 1, the article detailed how credit analyst Jørund Viktoria Alme, 53, publicly “came out” as a wheelchair-bound lesbian in 2020. Alme had been receiving sympathetic media coverage on Norwegian television, with some programs validating his disabled identity.

Alme is now using a wheelchair “almost all of the time” despite having no physical disability whatsoever.

On October 4, Reduxx published a shocking report by Shay Woulahan following news of the abrupt resignation of a trustee sitting on the board of a “trans youth” charity.

Dr. Jacob Breslow became a trustee for trouble-plagued trans charity Mermaids in July of 2022, but was out by October following revelations he had disturbing history of ostensibly pro-pedophile sentiment. Breslow had even spoken at a symposium held by B4U-Act — a pro-pedophile advocacy organization founded in 2003 by convicted child rapist Michael Melsheimer.

Reduxx later followed-up with another report revealing that Breslow had once maintained a blog on “minor attraction,” and had praised a fellow academic who had published a series of disturbing grunge magazines eroticizing young boys.

A fiend who was convicted of murdering a little girl took to social media to harass Reduxx staff and contributors in retaliation for an article we published about him.

On October 24, Reduxx revealed that Synthia China Blast had been discharged from his parole with the New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervision. Blast, who identifies as transgender, was sentenced to 25-to-life in 1996 for the brutal murder of 13-year-old Ebony Nicole Williams. On July 30 of 2022, Blast was quietly discharged from his parole after completing the minimum sentence he had been assigned.

After the Reduxx article renewed interest in Blast’s case, the murderer waged a campaign of harassment on social media against Reduxx writers. He impersonated members of our staff, posted egregious sexual and violent comments about us, and threatened to come track some of us down.

Unfortunately for Blast, we don’t take marching orders from child killers.

On December 22, just days before Christmas, the Reduxx Team was hard at work delivering this exclusive exposé on LGBT Youth Scotland, a prominent charity in the United Kingdom centered around providing resources for “LGBT youth.”

Two survivors bravely came forward to speak to Reduxx about the horrific abuses they had faced while attending the charity as minors, alleging they had been groomed and sexually exploited by charity staff — one of whom was the former CEO, now incarcerated for raping a baby.

Following the Reduxx report, LGBT Youth Scotland announced it had filed a police report on itself with regards to the allegations.

This saga is far from over, and Reduxx stands in solidarity with LGBT Youth Scotland survivors.

In August, images from a football match showing a balding adult man playing amongst a team of young girls sparked confusion on social media. Some were quick to dismiss him as being the referee, while others weren’t so sure it was that simple.

Reduxx quickly jumped on the case and traced the images back to the Ladies Gaelic Football Junior J Shield tournament, which took place in Ireland between July 27 and August 3. We also identified the player as Giulia Valentino, a fetish club performer and TikTok employee who has been participating in women’s sports since beginning to identify as “female.”

Valentino’s football club, Na Gaeil Aeracha, which allows members to self-identify into whatever category they choose, won the tournament by a significant margin of victory. Quelle surprise!

On October 3, Reduxx revealed that an academic with a lengthy history of pro-pedophile sentiment was sitting on the board of a gay rights organization overseeing a daycare pilot program.

Rüdiger Lautmann, a German sociologist and gay rights advocate, was sitting on the board of Berlin’s Gay Counseling Services, which was coordinating with the Berlin Senate to launch a 90-children LGBTQ daycare.

Reduxx reported that Lautmann, formerly a professor at the University of Bremen, had once authored a book titled The Lust for Children: A Portrait of Pedophiles. The book was based on his interviews with 60 pedophiles, and argued that children as young as 4 can have meaningful and consensual sexual relationships with adults.

Following Reduxx‘s report, Lautmann stepped down from the board.

Throughout the year, Reduxx co-founders Anna Slatz and Genevieve Gluck fielded multiple interviews and data exchanges with brave women currently incarcerated with trans-identified males at two different U.S. institutions. 

From Edna Mahan in New Jersey, we spoke with Miseka Diggs, Dawn Jackson, and Amy Locane for three separate articles which detailed the struggles they have faced at one of the most contested institutions in the country. Our interview with Miseka Diggs actually caused our site to temporarily break after Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling tweeted out the link and called attention to Diggs’ tragic story. 

At the Central California Women’s Facility, Reduxx spoke to Sagal Sadiq, a brave trans-identified female inmate who has been vocally opposing the transfer of transgender males to the women’s estate. Sadiq also revealed that the women have been threatened with penalization for complaining about the conduct of the trans-identified male transfers. Another inmate at the facility, Mimi Le, gave Reduxx permission to publish her sworn affidavit alleging that a trans-identified male had sexually assaulted a woman at the institution.

Incarcerated women are some of the most neglected victims of gender ideology, and Reduxx is committed to continuing to amplify their voices. More interviews are scheduled for 2023.

In May, Reduxx released the first of what would become many installments revealing that the world’s top transgender health authority had been closely working with administrators of a site dedicated to castration and child abuse fantasies.

Following the release of the World Professional Health Association’s draft Standards of Care, Reduxx co-founder Genevieve Gluck began a months-long investigation into the connection between WPATH and The Eunuch Archives. Men with castration fetishes gather on the site to share their fantasies and indulge in written erotica, some of which featured graphic child sexual torture fantasies.

WPATH had directly acknowledged and cited The Eunuch Archives in their draft Standards of Care, but Gluck found the relationship ran far deeper than a footnote.

As it turned out, some of the top members of the sick site were prominent academics who worked directly with WPATH to develop the Standards of Care.

Without a doubt our most viral article so far, Reduxx was the first outlet to confirm the location and identity of a prosthetic-breast wearing teacher who was raising questions and eyebrows on social media.

After images began to circulate purporting to be of a “shop teacher” wearing a comically large fake bust complete with protruding nipples, Reduxx editor Anna Slatz traced the images back to Oakville Trafalgar High School in Ontario, Canada. Using the employee G-suite, the identity of the teacher was confirmed as Kayla Lemieux, a Manufacturing Technology instructor who allegedly began identifying as a woman in 2021.

The article, and subsequent follow-ups, accumulated almost one million direct clicks and sparked international media coverage, parental outrage, and even protests.

Since our initial stories on Lemieux, the school board has defended his right to dress as he pleases. But questions still remain about Lemieux’s intentions — with some claiming, or perhaps hoping, Lemieux’s antics are an elaborate anti-LGBT hoax, or (very) long-con intended to “game” the gender system.

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A recent study purporting to examine the transmission and clinical features of monkeypox in women conducted its research on a sample where nearly half of the participants were male.

The study, published in prominent medical journal The Lancet in November, was titled “human monkeypox virus infection in women and non-binary individuals during the 2022 outbreaks: a global case series,” and sought to contribute to the data on confirmed monkeypox cases in women. It surveyed 136 people from May 11 until October 4, and pulled the respondents from multiple countries.

Of the 136 “women” included in the study, 62 were trans-identified males. The remaining 74 respondents were described as “assigned female at birth,” including 69 “cis women” and five “non-binary individuals.”

While introducing the paper, the authors “hypothesized that the transmission routes and clinical presentation of monkeypox virus in the current outbreaks might not be the same for women as for GBMSM [gay, bisexual, men who have sex with men], and that presentations might also differ between cis and trans women.”

The majority of the trans-identified males involved in the study were also living with HIV, had multiple male partners, and were involved in the sex trade.

“37 (27%) of all individuals were living with HIV, with a higher proportion among trans women (31 [50%] of 62) than among cis women and non-binary individuals (six [8%] of 74),” the study states, going on to show to show that 73% of the trans-identified males had multiple male sexual partners within one month of the study being conducted, compared to 12% of “cis women and non-binary individuals.”

The study also noted similarities in the way the disease is transmitted and presents in “trans women” and men, but observes that these similarities did not extend to those “assigned female at birth.”

When outlining the implications of the study, the authors group all results together, and state that “special attention must be paid to avoid delayed diagnosis and misdiagnosis in women.” This is despite having found that it was significantly more likely for “cis women” to be misdiagnosed than “trans women.”

According to the Center for Infectious Disease Policy and Research, 99% of monkeypox cases identified in the United States have been in males, with 94% reporting recent homosexual intimate contact.

Screenshots of The Lancet article began to make the rounds on Twitter this week, inviting ample mockery from women’s rights advocates and those critical of gender ideology.

“Apparently there has been an unexplained increase in the incidence of testicular cancer among women too,” Twitter user Ian McLean wrote in response to a screenshot of the article posted by Anne Brøndum.

“This is an utterly ridiculous study. Biomedical scientists have swallowed the Kool-Aid. Now research is going to be harder to interpret because of this obfuscation,” another user wrote.

This is not the first time The Lancet has come under scrutiny from those concerned with female erasure.

In September of 2021, the editor-in-chief of the publication was forced to issue a video apology following widespread backlash after releasing an article in which women were described as “bodies with vaginas.”

The article, which was a review of an exhibit about the history of menstruation at the Vagina Museum in London, was featured on The Lancet‘s front page with a prominent quote reading: “Historically, the anatomy and physiology of bodies with vaginas have been neglected.”

Researchers have found that “gender inclusive” language, especially when used in specific medical contexts, can result in negative outcomes for women.

A collaborative research effort led by Australian academic Karlene Gribble concluded that so-called “inclusive language” had “consequences that have serious implications for women and children.” Gribble’s study focused around the neutralization of language in reproductive healthcare, and argued that it risked dehumanizing women.

“Desexing the language of female reproduction has been done with a view to being sensitive to individual needs and as beneficial, kind, and inclusive,” Gribble and her colleagues wrote. “Yet, this kindness has delivered unintended consequences that have serious implications for women and children.”

Gribble and her team of 10 global women’s healthcare experts went on to assert that neutralizing the language around motherhood, including “disembodying and undermining breastfeeding,” would result in “reducing protection of the mother-infant [bond].”

A co-author of the paper, midwifery professor Jenny Gamble, said that sex-based language “is important due to sex-based oppression,” and that neutralizing and confusing terms to refer to females “risks adverse health consequences and deeper and more insidious discrimination against women.”

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Government officials and “prison reform” activists in the United States are backing an effort to block the execution of a convicted child sex offender and murderer who began identifying as transgender while on death row.

Missouri Democrat Representatives Cori Bush and Emanuel Cleaver have issued a letter to the state’s governor requesting clemency for Amber McLaughlin, a man who is set to become the first transgender inmate executed by the state for his crimes on January 3, 2023.

Formerly known as “Scott,” McLaughlin began transitioning while on death row for the horrific rape and murder of his ex-girlfriend, Beverly Guenther, in 2003.

According to court records, Guenther and McLaughlin met in 2002 and began living with each other shortly into the relationship. But the cohabitation was marred by break-ups that were often so serious that Guenther sometimes had to obtain restraining orders to keep McLaughlin away from her.

In the spring of 2003, Guenther and McLaughlin formally ended their relationship, but McLaughlin continued to pursue the woman, exhibiting stalking behaviors by frequently visiting her place of work and calling her.

On October 27, 2003, McLaughlin was arrested after burglarizing Guenther’s home. He told arresting officers he was trying to reclaim possessions he left behind at the home while living with Guenther, and was arraigned in November. Guenther had filed for a protective order just two days before McLaughlin murdered her.

On the night of November 20, while the protective order was in effect, McLaughlin drove to Guenther’s workplace and waited for her in the parking lot of the office building. He ambushed her as she walked towards her truck, pulled her to the ground, and sexually assaulted her.

After violating the woman, McLaughlin stabbed her to death and shoved her corpse in his hatchback. He drove Guenther’s body to a nearby river, and disposed of it in the underbrush. McLaughlin was arrested the next day at the hospital while attempting to obtain medication for his mental illness.

McLaughlin was ultimately found guilty of first-degree murder and forcible rape. A trial jury was unable to decide whether to impose a sentence of death or life in prison without the possibility of parole, and the presiding judge made the final decision to issue the death penalty.

McLaughlin has unsuccessfully appealed his sentence multiple times over since it was handed down.

In 2016, McLaughlin was granted a stay of execution, but it was re-instated by a Federal Appeals Court in 2021. On September 29, after years of delays, the state of Missouri announced a date of January 3, 2023, had been set for McLaughlin’s execution.

In addition to the 2003 murder of Beverley Guenther, McLaughlin also had a historical sex offender registration due to a 1992 conviction for raping a 14-year-old girl.

On December 12, McLaughlin’s legal counsel filed a clemency petition urging Missouri Governor Mike Parson to intervene and prevent the execution. In the 27-page document, McLaughlin’s lawyers portrayed their client sympathetically, stating that he was “failed by the institutions… that should have protected [him].”

Included in the petition were descriptions of childhood physical and sexual abuse, periods of time spent in foster care, brain damage from fetal alcohol exposure, and mental illness that manifested as depression.

Missourians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty (MADP) took up McLaughlin’s cause and rallied at the Missouri Capitol on Tuesday, December 27, to request that Governor Mike Parson grant clemency to McLaughlin. The organization delivered a petition with over 6,000 signatures to Parson’s office.

The co-director of MADP, Elyse Max, told local news outlet KRCG: “We just implore the Governor to find mercy in his heart. Amber is a gentle human. Everyone who knows her knows that Amber is not of future harm.”

The plea was supported by seven former Missouri judges, according to MADP, and two Democratic state representatives of Congress.

A joint letter signed and issued by both Rep. Bush (D-MO) and Rep. Cleaver (D-MO), delivered alongside MADP’s petition, requested that Governor Parson halt the scheduled execution and commute McLaughlin’s sentence to life in prison, citing “gender dysphoria” and “mental health issues” as mitigating circumstances.

The letter, dated December 27, argues that jurors deliberating McLaughlin’s sentence were deprived of “crucial mental health evidence,” including information regarding his “gender dysphoria,” as his defense lawyers “failed to present it.”

Using feminine pronouns for McLaughlin, the politicians wrote: “Ms. McLaughlin faced a traumatic childhood and mental health issues throughout her life. She experienced horrific abuse and neglect at the hands of various caregivers; court records indicate her adoptive father would frequently strike her with paddles and a night stick, and even tase her. Alongside this horrendous abuse, she was also silently struggling with her identity, grappling with what we now understand is gender dysphoria. The abuse, coupled with the persistent mental turmoil surrounding her identity, led to mild neurological brain damage and multiple suicide attempts both as a child and as an adult.”

The two representatives concluded their appeal by describing McLaughlin as a “woman” and referencing discrimination against “LGBTQ+” people.

“Ms. McLaughlin’s cruel execution would mark the state’s first use of the death penalty on a woman since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976, and even worse it would not solve any of the systemic problems facing Missourians and people all across America, including antiLGBTQ+ hate and violence, and cycles of violence that target and harm women.”

A spokesperson for Gov. Parson told NBC News that the governor is reviewing the clemency request.

Earlier this month, Oregon Governor Kate Brown commuted the death sentences of 17 men convicted of violent murders, including one male inmate who had begun identifying as a woman while on death row.

According to court documents, in 1994 Karl Anthony Terry killed Jeffrey and Dale Brown with a samurai sword while they slept. The three men belonged to an organization that Terry called the “Order of the Black Dove.” The creed of the Order of the Black Dove, as stated in Terry’s journal entries, “celebrated violence and other anti-social behavior.”

While incarcerated and awaiting the death sentence, Terry began identifying as transgender and adopted the name Tara Ellyssia Zyst. Terry has used nearly a dozen other aliases in addition to Tara Ellyssia, such as Miazni Theidra, Deluria Dinnae, Uujohne Aejetta, and Ula Mitsata. He is being held at Snake River Correctional Facility in Ontario, Oregon, a medium-security mixed custody prison, and is now listed as “female” in prison records.

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