An Argentinian man convicted of violence against women who was transferred into a women’s prison on the basis of his self-declared gender identity has raped and impregnated a female inmate while detained.

Gabriel Fernández had been accused of violence by multiple former partners before changing his legal sex to female and renaming himself Gabriela Nahir Fernández in 2018. Last week it was revealed how, while serving a sentence related to a domestic abuse conviction, Fernández raped a female inmate in the women’s prison in Córdoba where he is housed, resulting in the victim becoming pregnant.

Following news of the sexual abuse and pregnancy, which initially came to light in July, Fernández, who was being held in the women’s ward of the Bouwer detention center, was relocated to an isolated area. News outlet Infobae obtained court records pertaining to the investigation. According to journalist Patricia Blanco, the decision to remove Fernández from the general female inmate population was done to belatedly defend “the rights of 481 women [who] were violated or put at risk” by his presence there.

A panel of judges at the Córdoba Chamber of Accusation has since ordered Fernández to be isolated from female inmates, calling the situation a “paradox” in the context of the nation’s gender self-identification laws.

“Paradoxically, we find ourselves facing a scenario contrary to what was anticipated. That is, the accused, who perceives herself as a woman and belonging to the LGBTI group, is the one who turns her colleagues into victims or prey of her needs… taking advantage, of course, of the fact that she is housed in an establishment that would not be prepared for these exceptional cases, at least for the moment,” said the judges, referring to Fernández with feminine pronouns.

News of the sexual abuse prompted a response from Argentina’s Vice President, Victoria Villarruel. From her official account on X, the Villarruel strongly condemned gender identity ideology, and referred to its supporters as “degenerates.”

Esto es claro y simple, el que esté a favor de la ideología de género es un degenerado/a, y el que esté a favor de sexualizar a los niños es un pedófilo en potencia. Nuestro gobierno los va a combatir hasta que no nos quede sangre en el cuerpo. pic.twitter.com/L4gIGlYADo

— Victoria Villarruel (@VickyVillarruel) November 11, 2024

“This is clear and simple, anyone who is in favor of gender ideology is a degenerate, and anyone who is in favor of sexualizing children is a potential pedophile,” said Villarruel. “Our government will fight them until we have no blood left in our bodies.”

Fernández was first arrested in October of 2016 and sentenced to three years in prison on charges related to domestic abuse. In November 2018, the national prison service relocated him to the women’s area of Carcel de Bouwer, or Bouwer prison, after he declared that he identified as transgender.

By April of 2019, Fernández had already been accused of assaulting and threatening a female inmate. But despite this, he was granted parole within days of the incident report and released from prison.

At the end of the year, another investigation was opened into Fernández after his then-partner reported him to authorities for abuse. Fernández was not arrested, and the investigation was suspended. Similarly, another report was filed in 2022, and authorities failed to take action.

In November 2023, yet another police report was lodged against him, and he was arrested. Unlike his first arrest, however, Fernández was held in the women’s ward of Bouwer, where he and his victim shared a room in annex A of Penitentiary Establishment 3 (EP3).

The judges of the Córdoba Chamber of Accusation reviewed Fernández’s case history, noting that he had a long history of being convicted of crimes involving violence against women prior to identifying as transgender.

“In that capacity, she managed to be transferred to an establishment exclusively for women, where she committed several crimes linked to gender violence, all of her victims being, of course, women who were in a relationship with Fernández. Other partners during that period of freedom also denounced her for acts linked to gender violence,” the court held.

After “deploying a long series of crimes against a former female partner,” the court stated, Fernández “was detained and housed again in EP3, where the prison authorities had requested her transfer, due to the accumulation of numerous disciplinary sanctions.”

Last Tuesday, Fernández’s legal representative, Alfonsina Muñiz told Cadena 3 that the rape and pregnancy was not “a question of gender” and that “the same thing happens in the men’s prison.”

Muñiz also argued that the sexual abuse was not an example of “gender violence,” a term used in Argentina to describe male violence against women, because both parties consider themselves women.

Just one month before the rape is said to have occurred, protests erupted across Argentina following President Javier Milei’s announcement that the government would be dissolving the department responsible for addressing violence against women, or the Undersecretary of Protection against Gender Violence. The decision was made as part of broader austerity measures in an attempt to lift Argentina out of its economic crisis.

Outside of Argentina, multiple nations with strong gender self-identification policies have reported instances of trans-identified male criminals sexually assaulting female inmates after being transferred to a women’s prison.

SPAIN: A violent male convict who was transferred to a women's prison after claiming to be transgender has reportedly impregnated a female inmate.

The man began identifying as a "lesbian" shortly after being incarcerated.https://t.co/pQN9WD8Ra8

— REDUXX (@ReduxxMag) August 9, 2023

Last summer, a trans-identified male inmate impregnated a female inmate at the Alicante Cumplimiento Penitentiary Center in the Fontcalent region of Spain. The inmate was originally detained in the men’s ward of the Alicante prison for repeated violent criminal convictions, including kidnapping and robbery.

While incarcerated, he began using a feminine name, one which is reported to have been adopted from a popular Spanish singer, and declared that he identified as a woman. He did not undergo surgery, and was not known to be on any hormone regimen whatsoever. Despite this, his request for a transfer into the women’s ward was approved by prison officials.

In 2022, in the US state of New Jersey, two female inmates were confirmed to have become pregnant after a man convicted of murder was relocated to the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women. This year, Reduxx learned that the criminal responsible had mentored another convicted killer on how to gain access to the women’s prison.

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A Las Vegas court has heard details of the murder of 68 year-old Monique Gilbertson, whose body was discovered by law enforcement locked in a freezer. The victim’s roommate Daniel Roush, who identifies as transgender and also uses the name Jazlynn Marie, is accused of killing Gilbertson with fentanyl-laced cocaine before disposing of her body.

Police were dispatched for a welfare check to Gilberston’s mobile home on November 6 after a concerned acquaintance reported that the woman had been unreachable for two weeks.

A press release was issued by the Las Vegas Police Department the following day after a thorough investigation of the residence was conducted.

“Officers entered the home and located two individuals inside who could not provide officers with the location of the elderly female,” the release said. “While officers searched the home they located a deceased female in a freezer. Both individuals were detained as investigators determined their involvement.”

Authorities arrested Roush after investigators established that he was “involved in the victim’s death.” He was booked into the Clark County Detention Center.

According to the police report, Gilbertson met Roush while shopping at hardware store Home Depot, and invited him to move in with her. According to someone who knew Gilbertson, Roush had agreed to help with chores around the house in exchange for a room, but shortly after he began living with Gilbertson, she started to complain about Roush’s untidiness and his drug paraphernalia scattered about the home.

Property manager Demecia Lopez, who reported Gilberston’s disappearance to police, told investigators that Gilbertson had complained “about how filthy Roush was” in the weeks leading up to her death, allegedly telling Lopez she was “upset” and had kicked Roush out, in addition to changing her locks.

In the police report, authorities said Roush was inconsistent when questioned on where he found Gilbertson’s body, and how she had ended up in the freezer. Roush had initially told police that Gilbertson frequently drank and took pain medication, and that he had discovered her deceased at the dining room table. He then claimed he hid her body in the freezer because he “didn’t know what to do.”

Roush pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder on Wednesday. Prosecutors, meanwhile, argued that Roush “willfully, unlawfully, feloniously, and with malice” caused Gilbertson’s death.

Reduxx found that Roush, who has a young daughter, has a lengthy criminal record, including a previous conviction for child abuse, neglect, and endangerment, a felony offense in the state of Nevada. In July 2020, Roush was sentenced to 12 months minimum suspended sentence, and was ordered to submit to drug and alcohol testing upon the request of the Division of Parole.

In March of 2022, Roush was ordered to undergo a substance abuse evaluation and a mental health assessment after he was found guilty of attempting to possess a stolen vehicle.

Despite being listed as a “male” in the Clark County Jail roster, media reports on Roush’s charges have referred to him as a “woman.”

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The trial of a man charged with murdering his wife and two young sons has begun this week, with the accused now claiming to identify as transgender. Mohamad Al Ballouz, 38, is charged with the second-degree murder of his wife, Synthia Bussières, and the first-degree murders of their two sons, aged just 5 and 2 years old. Ballouz has now adopted the name Levana Ballouz, and has been referred to as a “woman” by Canadian press.

In September of 2022, firefighters attended Ballouz’ 12th floor condo in Brossard, Quebec in response to an apparent house fire. Inside, they found Synthia Bussières, her body riddled with stab wounds, laying on a bed next to her two children. Ballouz had lodged himself between Bussiéres and the children, and a small bonfire of household items had been lit next to the mattress.

All four were rushed to the hospital, but Bussières and her children died. Ballouz, who was also injured, had reportedly consumed dishwashing liquid in an apparent suicide attempt, but he was placed under arrest after being treated. Ballouz has no previous criminal history.

While the details of the case, including any potential motive, are still unclear, Bussières’ mother has come forward to reveal that her daughter appeared increasingly troubled in the two years leading up to the murder.

“She had been with this man for 12 years, but in the last two years, she had changed. I didn’t recognize her anymore,” Sylvie Guertin told Les 2 Rives in September of 2023. She also said that she had seen Bussières in the weeks before her death, and had observed that her daughter looked frail.

“In August [of 2022], I saw that something was wrong, but I didn’t say anything. I didn’t want to look like the mother who gets involved in something that doesn’t concern her,” Guertin said. “I thought she had lost weight.”

Ballouz’s trial began on Monday, but during the proceedings it was learned that he now identifies as a “woman” named Levana Ballouz. During his hearings, he appeared in court wearing a blonde, curly wig and nail polish. He is reportedly representing himself after firing his two criminal defense lawyers, both of whom were considered to be among the best in Quebec.

According to CBC, the prosecution had to “warn” the jury that several witnesses would refer to Ballouz as a man to preempt any concerns about “disrespect.” Prior to the start of the trial, no previous news coverage had documented that Ballouz was expressing a change in his self-perceived “gender identity,” suggesting his claim of being transgender was extremely recent.

Canadian media outlets are respecting Ballouz’ new identity, with multiple articles covering the trial referring to Ballouz as a “woman” or by using feminine pronouns.

While the trial is expected to last at least 10 more weeks, if Ballouz is found guilty and criminally responsible, he would be entitled to request housing in a women’s prison.

Largely due to the efforts of the governing Liberal Party under Justin Trudeau, the category of “gender identity” was made a protected characteristic after it was added to the Canadian Human Rights Act via a controversial piece of legislation known as Bill C-16. The amendments granted men access to single-sex female spaces like washrooms, changing rooms, prisons, and rape shelters on the basis of their identity.

While the Canadian government claimed the bill had been assessed for its impact on women prior to approval, it has refused to release any details of the assessment’s findings. In 2020, a copy of the assessment was given to journalist Anna Slatz via an Access To Information Request but was 96% redacted.

Since Bill C-16 was enacted in 2017, a number of violent and sexually depraved male inmates have been transferred to women’s prisons across Canada.

As previously reported by Reduxx, one egregious example includes a trans-identified male who raped an infant before being transferred to a women’s prison.

Tara Desousa, also known as Adam Laboucan, sexually assaulted a three-month-old baby boy in Quesnel, British Columbia in 1997. The infant was so brutally injured by the attack that he had to be flown to Vancouver, 410 miles away, to undergo reconstructive surgery. After declaring a transgender status, Desousa was transferred to the Fraser Valley Institution for Women, where he is one of multiple trans-identified males with a history of sexual violence at the facility. Desousa is designated a “dangerous offender” and is considered such a risk to public safety that he is serving an indeterminate prison sentence.

An eyewitness has come forward to reveal that a trans-identified male pedophile brutally assaulted a female inmate while housed in a women’s prison in British Columbia, Canada. The woman sustained broken ribs during the horrific attack.

Adam Laboucan, who is Canada’s youngest dangerous offender, was handed a rare indeterminate sentence after being convicted of the violent rape of a 3-month-old infant. Sometime in 2018, Laboucan began to identify as transgender and changed his name to Tara Desousa. It was around this time that Laboucan was transferred into the Fraser Valley Institution for Women (FVI) in Abbotsford, which features a unit for mothers and infants.

The Mother-Child Program at FVI takes place in a house comprised of facilities such as a shared kitchen, lounge and bathroom, as well as multiple bedrooms. It is situated within a compound of similar housing units, arranged to look much like a neighborhood.

As previously reported by Reduxx, Laboucan has been observed leering at and making aggressive remarks towards the children at the FVI Mother-Child unit, leading to anger and concern from the female inmates.

Reduxx spoke with women’s rights advocate Heather Mason, herself a former inmate, who has been documenting instances of trans-identified males being transferred into women’s prisons in Canada. Mason has been instrumental in bringing to light several cases of violent male criminals abusing or antagonizing incarcerated women.

According to Mason, Laboucan “would stare in the windows of the [Mother-Child] house and always be loitering around it,” a situation which caused the women to feel anxious and afraid for the safety of the young children in the Mother-Child Program.

In 2018, soon after he was transferred into FVI, a female inmate responded to Laboucan’s disturbing behavior by defending another woman and her baby, demanding that he desist in his threatening conduct and calling him a “pedophile.”

It was at that point, explains Mason, that Laboucan “picked her up, threw her, and then charged at her once she was on the ground and continued the assault.” After prison guards intervened, the female inmate who had been attacked was punished by being placed in segregation for “inciting” his assault against her. This is despite the fact that she had suffered from multiple fractured ribs.

Speaking to Reduxx, a witness to the assault recalled the incident.

“[She] actually had broken ribs. I was on the inmate committee at that time, and the guards wouldn’t do anything except blame the woman for instigating the fight because she called Tara a pedophile,” the inmate, who will be referred to as Angela to protect her privacy, says.

“I talked to the warden and said, ‘this is a proper term that Tara will be referred to in the public, so why is it okay for Tara to beat this woman for it and have no consequence?” she added.

Angela decided to come forward to confirm the attack, which had previously been vaguely cited in an April 2018 Parole Board decision denying his appeal for release. According to the Toronto Star, Laboucan was found to be “unable to manager [his] anger after [he flung another inmate by her hair, then kicked her in the face.” The decision referred to Laboucan with feminine pronouns.

Additionally, the Parole Board had sympathetically highlighted Laboucan’s Indigenous heritage as a mitigating factor in his violent behavior.

“The board found that you have experienced negative intergenerational effects as a result, and acknowledged the linkage between your involvement in the criminal justice system and a number of elements in social and family history, including your substance abuse issues.”

As part of her reason for coming forward, Angela recounted another incident she had witnessed in which a different trans-identified male transfer, known as Coco Tallulah, beat a female inmate so horrifically that she suffered a miscarriage. The assault occurred in 2020, and Tallulah was transferred back to a men’s prison in 2021.

“As a mother who had her child in prison, I feel that having all these sexual predators there with babies and kids is insane, like Tara,” said Angela. “He shouldn’t be in a women’s prison. Maybe they could make a trans or gender-neutral prison, but to put them in a woman’s prison doesn’t make sense.”

She added: “The violence that happens to women from these men in jail is ridiculous. The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) doesn’t do anything to stop it and blames the women as aggressors in almost every situation.”

In 1997, Adam Laboucan sexually assaulted a three-month-old baby boy in Quesnel, British Columbia. Laboucan was 15-years-old at the time and had been hired to babysit the child. The infant was so brutally injured by the attack that he had to be flown to Vancouver, 410 miles away, to undergo reconstructive surgery.

After committing the horrific assault, Laboucan “mutilated himself and ate his own flesh,” according to news reports.

During the trial, an expert witness stated that Laboucan displayed “everything from transsexual to pedophilic tendencies.” A forensic psychiatrist who examined Laboucan testified that even he believed himself to be a danger to the public. “He said he was not planning a life of crime, but he felt he had no way to control the flood of violent, murderous fantasies,” Dr. Ian Postnikoff told the B.C. Supreme Court.

The forensic psychiatrist said that he believed intensive treatment would be necessary. “With the history and severity of the offenses of Mr. Laboucan, it’s difficult to say how long his treatment would last,” he said. “He’s not a regular sexual offender. I would say it would be a very long time, possibly years. I would be very, very concerned to hear that Laboucan would be released into the community in the near future.”

According to a 1999 news report by the CBC, clinical psychologist Dr. Steve Sigmond testified in court that when he examined Laboucan in 1997, the teen had also admitted to drowning a 3-year-old boy in Quesnel in 1993. Laboucan was 11 when he allegedly committed the killing, and no charges were ever lodged against him because under the law, an accused must be at least 12 years old.

Laboucan filed a request for temporary leave from Fraser Valley in order to attend a cultural ceremony in Vancouver hosed by the Circle of Eagles Lodge Society. According to the Circle of Eagles website, their purpose is to “support Indigenous Brothers and Sisters leaving federal institutions and those dislocated from society, to reintegrate into Community by providing respectful holistic services and culturally safe spaces.”

Laboucan has unsuccessfully applied for temporary leave from prison several times, with the Parole Board deferring to his dangerous offender status. However, federal case managers have reportedly argued that Laboucan should be granted escorted temporary releases in order to help him move towards public reintegration.

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Trans activists in British Columbia, Canada, are demanding that a law which prevents dangerous convicted criminals from changing their legal names be repealed immediately.

Social justice legal group West Coast LEAF issued a press release, signed by numerous trans activist groups and organizations, demanding the change on November 7. In their letter, the groups claim that the province’s legislation “harms those most in need of legal name changes, including transgender people, Indigenous people, and survivors of gender-based violence.”

They also state that the “name change ban interferes with the human rights of transgender people to use their chosen names.” In addition to repealing the name-change ban, the groups are also demanding greater access to name change services, and “dignity” for the transgender community.

The legislation at issue is the province’s Name Act, which was amended earlier this year in response to public outcry over child-killer Allan Schoenborn being permitted to change his legal name, followed by a failed campaign to keep his new name hidden from the public.

Schoenborn murdered his three children, aged five, eight, and 10, in 2008. While he was found guilty of first-degree, pre-meditated murder, a judge ruled he was not criminally responsible due to mental illness. Schoenborn is currently eligible for 28-day leaves from the forensics hospital where he is serving his sentence, and may eventually be released into transitional housing in the community. Schoenborn does not identify as transgender.

The 2024 amendment to the BC Name Act ensures that all persons convicted of serious violent offences, or offences against children—even if they are found not criminally responsible—cannot obtain legal name changes. The legislation was proposed by the now-defunct BC United Party, which was the official opposition to the ruling New Democratic Party, under premier David Eby.

Eby held a sizable majority government at the time, but now holds the slimmest possible majority with a strong Conservative Party opposition.

Despite the obvious safety risk posed to the public by enabling men like Schoenborn to hide behind new aliases, BC’s trans activists believe that it is more important for transgender persons with violent criminal histories to have their gender identities affirmed. 

If these activists have their way, criminals like Adam Laboucan, also known as Tara Desousa, would be able to hide their past by making quick and easy legal name changes. Laboucan, a trans-identified male and baby rapist, was the youngest criminal in Canadian history to be designated a “dangerous offender.” His crimes, which also include murdering a toddler, have been documented extensively by Reduxx. Laboucan currently resides in a female prison, with a mother-baby program, in British Columbia. Had his transfer to female prison gone unreported, it is plausible that Laboucan—if ever released from prison—would be able to enjoy anonymity and hide his violent, depraved criminal past from unsuspecting future victims. 

Adrienne Smith, a female lawyer who uses they/them pronouns, also signed on to West Coast LEAF’s demands to reverse changes to the Name Act. In a statement included in their press release, Smith wrote that, for trans-identified persons, “[o]ur chosen names are human rights… This change [to the Name Act] hurts people standing farthest from justice, because it essentially sentences trans people to permanent deadnaming. That is unlawful, and it is wrong. Everyone should be entitled to the basic dignity of a name.” 

Smith is the litigation director at CWHWC Trans Legal Clinic, a business that provides pro-bono legal services to “Two-Spirit, transgender and gender non-conforming people.” In addition to helping trans-identified persons obtain legal name changes, they also offer free hormone and surgery readiness assessments. 

Another signatory, Didi Dufresne, a female who uses he/they/she pronouns, is the director of legal services for the non-profit QMUNITY. Dufresne asserted that the amendments to the Name Act are a throwback to laws that once criminalized homosexuality. “The criminal offenses listed include charges historically used to criminalize queer sex (like gross indecent, incident acts, exposure); charges related to sex work which are constitutionally suspect, and a number of non-violent offenses like breaking and entering or trespassing at night,” Dufresne wrote.

Other signatories include the Canadian Bar Association (BC Branch), PACE Society (which receives federal and provincial government funding), the Society for Advocacy for Gender-Affirming Healthcare, and the Union of BC Indian Chiefs.

In 2019, West Coast LEAF member Devyn Cousineau presided over the BC Human Rights Tribunal Jessica Yaniv hearings, in which trans-identified Yaniv sued female estheticians for refusing to wax his testicles. Cousineau referred to the waxing of trans-identified male testicles as “critical gender affirming care.” 

Premier David Eby has not issued a public response to the demand letter.

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A trans-identified male in Germany has been sentenced to an indefinite stay at a psychiatric ward as part of his sentence for exhibitionism and violent assaults on women. Due to strict privacy laws in Germany, the man’s identity has not been released, and he will be referred to as “Klaus” for the purposes of this article.

As previously reported by Reduxx, the 56-year-old man from Troisdorf had to stand trial at the regional court in Bonn for threats, grievous bodily harm and exposing his penis to women on a train. But during the trial, the court had to weigh whether or not to pursue the charges against Klaus for exhibitionism due to his gender identity. In Germany, only males can be charged with exhibitionism of the penis, and because Klaus identified as “female,” it was initially unclear whether the charge could apply to him.

However, as General-Anzeiger has now revealed, the court determined that because Klaus had not yet changed his legal sex marker, the charges for exhibitionism were still applicable.  

Klaus was sentenced to one year and ten months in prison for grievous bodily harm, threats and exhibitionism, but is unlikely to ever see the inside of a jail cell. Immediately after the verdict was announced, he was transported to a closed psychiatric hospital for an indefinite period of time due to his sadistic violent fantasies that the court argued made him a danger to the general public. 

Klaus has a lengthy criminal record, and, during the trial, a review of his past violent history is said to have taken over an hour to read out.

In October of 2008, Klaus attacked a 52-year-old woman, violently pulling her to the ground and sitting on her in an attempt to try and pull her boots off her legs. According to a General Anzeiger report from the time, Klaus fled to the forest to try the boots on, at which point he got “real excitement.” After being tracked down by police, investigators found a whole collection of women’s boots at his home. 

The next year, Klaus was sentenced to two years and four months in prison after being convicted of aggravated extortion and grievous bodily harm, and the court ordered permanent placement in a psychiatric institution because he was found to have attacked a total of two women in order to violently rip their boots off their feet. His second attack was only possible because he had not been detained after his first was reported.

During that trial, a psychiatric expert stated that it was clear that Klaus was a dangerous man and “what drives him goes far beyond fetishism.” The expert testified that Klaus was at risk for escalating his behavior in order to get a “stronger kick” out of his actions.

But his stay in the psychiatric clinic only lasted around 7 years and, while confined to the facility for his criminal convictions, Klaus began identifying as a woman and received both hormone replacement therapy and breast implants. Klaus has already reportedly stated that he has no desire to have a vaginoplasty.

Klaus was handed his sentence just one day before Germany’s new self-identification law came into force. He is now entitled to change his legal sex and be placed on a women’s ward at the psychiatric hospital he will be housed at.

On November 1, 2024, the Self-Determination Act came into force in Germany. The law is widely considered to be one of the most relaxed gender identity laws in the world, and greatly simplifies the process for changing the sex marker and names on legal documents. The law has almost no restrictions, and even convicted sex offenders can be fast-tracked for identity changes.

The law has also strengthened “protections” for trans-identified individuals. Those accused of revealing the birth sex or name of a transgender person risk fines of €10,000 (approx. $11,000 USD).

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A trans-identified male and “recidivist pedophile” from Quebec who has been held in a women’s prison since his arrest has had his 32-month sentenced reduced after the court decided that his transgender status made incarceration “extremely difficult” for him. Krystel Lauzon, 39, was detained at the beginning of the year for the possession of child abuse materials, and Reduxx has now confirmed that he is serving his sentence at Leclerc women’s prison.

On January 11, having just been released from prison months prior for the production of child pornography, officers from the provincial police force’s Internet Sexual Exploitation of Children Investigation Team conducted a search of Lauzon’s devices. Authorities discovered Lauzon in the possession of depraved child pornography content. According to La Presse, the sadistic materials involved young girls, mostly under the age of ten, with some victims who were toddlers, being raped and forced into sexual activities with animals.

In September, Lauzon pleaded guilty to several counts related to the possession, production, and distribution of child pornography at Courthouse of Saint-Jérôme. The following month, Lauzon was handed a 32-month sentence, but a plea deal was struck which reduced his sentence to 18 months in a women’s provincial jail, followed by three years’ probation.

During court deliberations, Krystel Lauzon, who was known as Danny Lauzon as recently as 2020, was referred to with feminine pronouns, and news reports of his crimes, such as those published by L’Info Du Nord and CIME Laurentides, have similarly identified him as a “woman.”

Evidence presented in court revealed that Lauzon was active in pro-pedophile communities, where he was “advocating” for child sexual abuse. In 2020, Lauzon was arrested on child pornography charges after he was found to have filmed a 10-year-old girl in the shower, and then distributed the content on pedophile forums. He was also caught with hundreds of files depicting of child pornography.

He was then sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of production, distribution, and possession of child pornography. But due to COVID-19, there was a cessation in proceedings until 2022. Lauzon appears to have been released sometime around November of 2023 on conditions he quickly was found to have violated.

Upon his release from prison, Lauzon began sharing the disturbing materials with other pedophiles again. In a conversation cited in court, he had on at least one occasion invited another pedophile to masturbate together with him while viewing child pornography.

The judge overseeing Lauzon’s case highlighted that the sexual predator had advocated favorably for pedophilia to be considered a sexual orientation, saying: “[He] made very disturbing statements suggesting that [his] attraction to children wasn’t an illness, but rather simply a sexual orientation.” The judge continued that the “particularly odious nature of the files” involved young girls who were abused and “forced to submit to acts of bestiality.”

However, the judge agreed with defense attorney Stéphanie Gariépy that conditions of Lauzon’s detainment were “extremely difficult,” as he had been placed in a women’s jail but is often kept in “isolation” away from the female prisoners.

“Madame is a trans woman… The conditions of detention are unique… [He] is often excluded from the prison population.”

As Reduxx previously revealed, Lauzon has advocated for the medical ‘transitioning’ of children, which typically includes the use of drugs which halt the pubertal development of minors. As early as 2012, Lauzon was posting on social media about so-called “trans kids,” calling on parents to support children who were “made in a unique way.”

In an all-caps rant, Lauzon wrote: “I WILL POST AND RE-POST AS MANY TIMES AS NECESSARY TO EXPLAIN THAT CHILDREN WITH SPECIFIC NEEDS ARE NOT WEIRD, CRAZY, OR SICK … THEY ONLY WANT WHAT EVERYONE ELSE WANTS… TO BE ACCEPTED!! CAN I MAKE A QUESTION WILL ANYONE POST THIS MESSAGE IN HONOR OF ALL CHILDREN WHO WERE MADE IN A UNIQUE WAY. I’M GOING TO SEE WHO HAS A HEART I KNOW THE ONES WHO WILL COPY AND PASTE. WE ARE ALL HUMAN AFTER ALL…!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Disturbingly, Lauzon’s SoundCloud profile reveals that he had ‘liked’ an audio track of a child crying out in pain. Lauzon also frequently shared images to his Facebook account depicting young women and what appear to be teenage girls in sexual poses.

Posts shared to Lauzon’s Facebook page, where he describes himself as “a trans woman undergoing hormone therapy,” indicate that he had an obsession with a genre of pornography known as sissification, or sissy porn, which depicts men or boys being “transitioned” into young women or underage girls.

In one of the more common forms of the pornography genre, referred to as sissy captions, images typically depicting women in fetish gear or alternatively childish lace dresses are accompanied by written text suggesting that the women are biologically male. The images are seemingly designed to be disseminated widely, dodging censorship on platforms such as Facebook by avoiding the explicit use of pornography.

“You do realize that an addiction to sissy porn ends with you living as a woman, right?” reads one sissy caption shared by Lauzon in 2020. Lauzon captioned the image: “Already had it in me, but yeah, this is really what happened, lol.”

Lauzon is just one of many trans-identified male pedophiles currently being housed in women’s prisons across Canada. In addition to the Leclerc provincial prison, two trans-identified male pedophiles are being housed at the Fraser Valley Institution for women, a federal facility in British Columbia.

Among them is Adam Laboucan, also known as Tara Desousa, who is currently serving a rare indefinite sentence for the brutal rape of a 3-month-old infant. Laboucan is the youngest offender in Canadian history to be designated a dangerous offender by the court. The label is scarcely applied, and handed only to those offenders who are considered an extreme danger to the public with no foreseeable rehabilitative potential.

Laboucan’s incarceration at the facility has sparked concerns from the female inmate, as Fraser Valley features a minimum-security annex that hosts a program for incarcerated mothers and their babies. According to women at the prison, Laboucan, along with another transgender pedophile inmate, have been caught “staring” at the children in the annex.

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