A transgender sex offender has been jailed for 2 years and 4 months after being caught violating the terms of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO). Scarlett Lee, 32, of Bridgend, Wales, was described as a “woman” in news reports covering his conviction.

Lee, previously known as Scott Henwood, was made subject to the SHPO in February of 2024 after being convicted of possessing a prohibited image of a child. At the time, the court also imposed a two-year community order and sex offender notification requirement.

The latest offenses came to light on May 6, when police officers visited Lee for a routine check-up and asked to examine his mobile phone. After unlocking the device, officers discovered he had been utilizing incognito mode and using the messaging platform Discord, both of which breached the conditions of his SHPO.

Further examination of his phone also revealed Lee had been using Reddit under the name Scarlett Winters. When questioned about the different surname, Lee told police it came from his 32-year-old Canadian partner. The undeclared social media use was also a violation of his SHPO.

In coverage of Lee’s conviction, WalesOnline referred to him as a “woman” and used “she/her” pronouns for him.

This incident follows another prison term imposed last year after Lee was found with a folder containing 80 simulated images depicting adults engaging in sexual activity with children.

That investigation began in May of 2024 when a support worker at accommodation where Lee was living noticed a sexually explicit message on his phone while cleaning his room. After being challenged by staff, Lee showed a manager an animated sexual image on his computer.

When asked whether he had accessed the dark web, Lee denied doing so but admitted: “There’s probably stuff I shouldn’t have on my laptop.”

Police seized several electronic devices, including a desktop computer. A forensic examination uncovered a folder containing 80 animated images depicting child sexual abuse.

Lee admitted to possessing a prohibited image of a child and breaching the SHPO after using a different name to access a YouTube account. He later told officers he had changed his name to Scarlett Lee by deed poll following a transition and believed the court order had been updated to reflect the change.

At the time, the court heard Lee already had previous convictions for breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke said Lee had shown “no regard for orders made by the court” and described him as having a persistent interest in child abuse images while denying a sexual interest in children. The judge also said there was “no or little realistic prospect of rehabilitation” before sentencing Lee to two years and four months’ imprisonment.

Lee pleaded guilty to all three breaches of the order.

During this week’s hearing on the latest incident, prosecutor Rob Simkins told the court the latest breaches occurred after Lee had been released and later recalled to prison.

Defense barrister James McKenna said his client’s actions had not harmed anyone and argued he posed “little risk”. He told the court Lee had experienced difficulties after “presenting as female” while being held in a male prison, as well as additional ongoing mental health problems. The court also heard Lee has autism and had previously been sectioned.

Sentencing Lee, Recorder of Cardiff Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke said: “You have total disregard for court orders which is apparent from your conviction for these offenses and your previous convictions. You seem to regard them as something you can ignore or circumvent as you wish.”

Lee was sentenced to a further two years and four months in prison.

He remains subject to sex offender notification requirements and the Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

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Parents have come forward to allege that a girls’ ultimate frisbee team from Washington was disqualified from a national high school tournament after being accused of “misgendering” a “non-binary” player from an opposing team. The Ultimate High School National Invite, held from June 12-13 in Oregon, had several males playing on girls’ teams.

USA Ultimate (USAU), the governing body which oversees ultimate frisbee in the United States, is known for having an extremely broad gender inclusive policy. In 2020, the organization announced it would be allowing players at all levels of competition to participate in the gender division in which they are most comfortable, regardless of “sex assigned at birth, identification within a gender binary, or any other form of gender identity or expression.”

The policy also does not require any medical interventions, such as hormone replacement therapy or surgery, for any player to be eligible to play in any gender division at any level of competition sanctioned by USAU.

“Within our divisions as they currently exist, USA Ultimate will not discriminate on the basis of gender identity, regardless of sex assigned at birth, or any other form of gender expression for participation in any division,” the policy reads.

“We affirm that people of all gender identities should have the freedom to participate in USA Ultimate sanctioned or championship series events in the division in which they feel most comfortable and safe based on their gender identity and should be recognized, respected, and included at every level of the sport.”

USAU’s policies have resulted in multiple male players joining girls’ ultimate teams at all levels, and the introduction of “gender diverse” teams participating in the girls’ division at tournaments.

During the Ultimate High School National Invite in June, one team in particular stood out for having an explicitly trans activist philosophy.

South Eugene High School is considered to have a “powerhouse” ultimate frisbee team, racking up multiple national titles over the years. The team, which formally changed its title from being a “girls'” team to a “gender diverse” team, has won the national championship in 2022, 2023, and 2024.

Last year, they were named the #1 high school girls ultimate frisbee team in the country by Ultiworld in their preseason rankings.

The team routinely plays in trans pride-themed jerseys and has been noted for having had multiple male players on their roster throughout the years who either identify as “female” or “non-binary.”

These are three boys on the South Eugene High School "gender diverse" ultimate frisbee team. The team name was changed from "girls'" to "gender diverse" after a fourth male at the school suggested it did not represent all the players. (The boys' team remained untouched.)

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— HeCheated.org (@hecheateddotorg) April 10, 2025

South Eugene’s long-time coaches are Rachelle Depner, Hayden Harker, and Jared Weybright, who is also the president of Emerald Valley Ultimate. Earlier this year, Depner and Weybright signed their names to amicus briefs in support of allowing males to self-identify into women’s sports.

Depner and Weybright are married, and appear to have a non-binary daughter who goes by the name “Trout” and also played on South Eugene for a time.

During last month’s national championship, South Eugene seized a second-place finish against Minneapolis’ Washburn High School.

One ultimate frisbee news outlet covering the championship noted that South Eugene began the match strong and only appeared to lag behind Washburn after one of their players, described by the outlet as having “defensive prowess and offensive consistency,” sat out mid-game. That player, Grant Gillespie, is a biological male who appears to identify as “non-binary.”

But it’s South Eugene’s quarterfinals match against Seattle’s Nathan Hale High School that has caused some quiet controversy amongst parents and match-goers. Following the match, which South Eugene won, Nathan Hale was abruptly disqualified from the championship altogether.

A local newspaper covered the incident, but left the details vague as neither South Eugene’s head coach nor Nathan Hale’s would comment on the official reason behind the disqualification, and instead referred the issue to tournament officials. As reported by Lookout Eugene, “tournament Director Juan Acosta said he spoke with both coaches regarding the matter, but did not elaborate further.”

Acosta also told the outlet: “They know the reasoning, and they know what they need to work on.”

According to some parents who were concerned about being identified, the disqualification came after one or more Nathan Hale players “misgendered” a trans-identified male player on South Eugene. Reduxx repeatedly reached out to Ultimate High School National Invite organizers to further confirm the incident, but did not receive a response.

Speaking to Reduxx, a spokeswoman from HeCheated said the reported incident was not surprising considering the sport’s high concentration of trans activist coaches and players. The spokeswoman noted that exceedingly “inclusive” policies have resulted in activists flocking to ultimate frisbee to promote their ideological projects.

“Coaches and teams use ultimate to promote trans ideology. Like with South Eugene, many teams post about trans rights on their official Instagram pages, wearing trans pride armbands, wave pride flags during games, and even base their entire uniform on ‘trans’ rather than their actual team. The focus is less on athleticism and the sport, but it is instead used as a vehicle for trans ideology,” the spokeswoman said. “They control and dominate the conversation. Other parents are terrified of speaking out due to the fact that those coaches could then retaliate against their child. Some of the coaches on club and collegiate teams are also ‘trans’ identified men who have been ‘women’s’ players.”

HeCheated, which maintains an independent platform that tracks male participation in female sports, slammed USA Ultimate for its policies allowing people to choose which team they’d like to play on based “entirely” on self-identification, and revealed that the issue has permeated every level of the sport.

“At the high school level, South Eugene has won three national titles in a row and finished in second place twice. When they had three boys on the roster in 2025, they were dominant. The same players won youth club national titles as well,” she said. “At the collegiate level, multiple men have been nominated for collegiate MVP awards. Two men were nominated this year. There were at least 7 teams with 9 men total playing at the national championships. Even at the professional level, teams with limited roster spots are drafting men instead of female athletes.”

The spokeswoman says that trans activists have effectively “overrun” the sport, and made it increasingly difficult for female players to speak out.

“They would likely not have the support of USA Ultimate if they did. It would be an uphill battle for them,” she said. On the alleged incident at the Ultimate High School National Invite, she expressed concern over the message it may have sent to young female athletes.

“It is sad that we are teaching girls in high school that they have to silently tolerate this or else they risk losing access to the sports they love.”

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An inmate at New Jersey’s only women’s prison is appealing the dismissal of a lawsuit she filed against the New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC) alleging that she was sexually abused by a trans-identified male transfer. In the August 2023 complaint, the woman, identified in court records as F. H., said that a “transgender inmate” with “fully functioning male parts” raped her on two occasions, in September and October 2022.

While the name of the male transfer was anonymized as Q. G. in court records, Reduxx can reveal that the “transgender inmate” named in the lawsuit is violent convict Quagee Gibbons, who stands at 6’1″ and weighs nearly 300 pounds.

Gibbons, who is listed as a “female” in the New Jersey inmate directory, has multiple convictions, including for manslaughter in 2014, threats of violence, and physical assault.

According to the suit, the Edna Mahan Corrections Facility for Women (EMCFW) houses multiple trans-identified male inmates who routinely harass the women there. F. H. alleges that the NJDOC and EMCF “failed to take timely and adequate corrective actions to protect the women inmates from transgender inmates with a fully functioning male sexual anatomy.” Despite numerous complaints being lodged about the men’s “sexually aggressive and harassing behavior,” corrections officers and the NJDOC ignored the women’s concerns.

Prison officials “failed to create a safe and secure environment for the female inmates,” reads the complaint. “Transgenders were allowed to mix with females in areas with no correction officer supervision or oversight. An example is that transgenders were housed with female inmates in areas with no security cameras.”

In September and October 2022, F. H. was housed in the same wing as Gibbons. She notes that due to the lack of cameras in the hallway, male officers were not permitted to enter the area without first announcing themselves.

Despite this, Gibbons was given “unfettered access and private access” to F. H., who she says “used his / her penis to commit both oral and vaginal intercourse.” She reported the sexual assault to EMCF staff, but was issued disciplinary charges in retaliation. Attempts were made to transfer her to a prison in another state, and F. H. says she has been repeatedly placed in solitary confinement.

In her lawsuit, F. H. requested financial compensation for her “severe emotional distress”, as well as punitive damages, and attorneys’ fees. She also invoked the Law Against Discrimination (LAD), asserting that she was discriminated against and harassed on the basis of her “gender.”

F. H. explained that leading up to the instances of rape and sexual assault, NJDOC officials were aware that two women had already been impregnated by a trans-identified male transfer. This incident, which was confirmed by authorities in April 2022, involved a convicted killer named Demetrius ‘Demi’ Minor having sexual relations with female inmates, causing two women to become pregnant.

At the time, Reduxx spoke with a female inmate at EMCF who said that Minor was one of several men who had been aggressively pursuing sexual contact. As news of the pregnancies made international headlines, EMCF officials moved Minor, along with four other male transfers, to the Vulnerable Persons Unit (VPU) of the prison. One of the men who was removed from the female general population was a serial child sex abuser, whose criminal record shows 10 counts of sexual assault against a victim under the age of 13.

In his motion to dismiss F. H.’s complaint, counsel for the NJDOC, Attorney General Jeremy Feigenbaum, appeared to argue that F. H. was transphobic.

In his response, Feigenbaum wrote that the plaintiff had made a “sweeping generalization that all transgender women incarcerated at EMCF are dangerous and engage in sexually harassing and / or assaultive behavior.” The Office of the Attorney General said the claim that convicted male criminals pose a threat to incarcerated women was a “baseless” assertion.

“As best as can be discerned from a review of the Complaint, Plaintiff’s theory of liability is that Q. G. posed a risk to her safety because Q. G. is transgender and for no other reason… Plaintiff repeatedly suggests that all transgender women housed at EMCF are dangerous. Plaintiff implies that transgender women inherently pose a safety risk by asserting that ‘transgenders were allowed to mix with females in areas with no correction officer supervision or oversight,’ and were ‘housed with female inmates in areas with no security cameras.'”

He continued: “Plaintiff further asserts that the DOC and EMCF failed to ‘protect the women inmates from transgender inmates with a fully functioning male sexual anatomy.’ Plaintiff also states that ‘at least two [cisgender] female inmates became pregnant from sexual interactions with transgenders,’ and that Defendants knew of those pregnancies,” Feigenbaum said. “But that contention, too, rests on imputing dangerousness to transgender incarcerated persons as a class: Plaintiff does not allege that Q.G. was in any way involved in those events.”

Feigenbaum denies accountability on the part of prison officials by arguing that F. H. did not describe Gibbons’ behavior leading up to the sexual abuse in her complaint.

“Plaintiff does not allege that, prior to the alleged assault, she had any interactions with Q.G. She likewise does not allege any facts about Q.G.’s behavior before the alleged assault that would have alerted any of the Defendants to the need to reduce Q.G.’s purported ‘access’ to Plaintiff.”

The Attorney General asked the court to dismiss F. H.’s allegations of rape on the basis that she did not provide sufficient detail about Gibbons’ behavior, and that her complaint did not describe in detail how often she had alerted officials about his aggressive behavior.

According to F. H.’s attorney James Wronko, Gibbons had committed several infractions while he was housed at a men’s prison before his transfer to EMCF, including setting multiple fires and damaging government property. He continued this pattern of behavior as soon as he arrived at EMCF.

Yet in May 2026, Judge Patrick Heller dismissed her lawsuit, despite the fact that Gibbons’ DNA had been “found in a semen stain” on F. H.’s underwear after the assault.

Within the month that F. H. told prison officials she had been raped, Gibbons was transferred out of EMCF and into a men’s prison. Attorney Wronko has told local press that he intends to appeal the decision.

As previously revealed by Reduxx, a man convicted of murder was quietly transferred into EMCF in 2024 after he had been mentored by Demetrius Minor, the inmate who impregnated two women there. Elliot Rivera Jr, who now calls himself Jamie Belladonna, is serving a 40-year sentence for beating a woman to death, and worked with Minor to secure his transfer to EMCF while the two were housed in the same unit at Garden State Youth Correctional Facility (GSYCF).

In February 2023, Minor said that he had provided information to Rivera “about the transition process.”

“Another trans woman housed at Garden State Youth Correctional Facility has attempted to castrate herself. This marks the third woman including Demi to attempt to mutilate her genitals in the past year!,” the Justice 4 Demi account, created by Minor, posted to X.

“This woman knew very little about transitioning beyond that she needed hormones and wanted surgery. Demi showed this woman the information we had provided her about the transition process (DOC has basically never provided her any medical information about transition),” the post continued.

There have been multiple cases documented by Reduxx of male inmates informing fellow convicts on how to “transition” and demand a transfer to a women’s prison.

In one case, a trans-identified male who raped two 9-year-old girls before torturing and murdering his developmentally disabled cellmate was discovered to have been “offering” his “expertise” to policymakers on the issue of transgender inmate rights. While incarcerated, Patricia Elaine Trimble started taking female hormones and immediately began teaching other inmates about “gender dysphoria”. That mentoring, which has included helping other trans-identified males gain access to benefits after declaring a transgender identity, had allegedly earned Trimble the nickname “Mother.”

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A trans-identified male has been indicted for his role in an apparent child sex trafficking operation in Savannah, Georgia. Devonte Reaquwwan Milton, also known as Zariah McKenny, already had a history of child sex offenses and violent crime when he was arrested.

The case first came to the attention of authorities in September of 2025, when a HOPE Court liaison learned that a minor was believed to be engaging in commercial sex acts. The investigator said the 16-year-old had been advertised on a prostitution website under a false age.

Court records seen by Reduxx suggest that the child victim is a male who also identifies as transgender.

Under Georgia law, anyone under 18 engaging in commercial sex acts is considered a victim of human trafficking. Georgia Code § 16-5-46 classifies the acts as trafficking a person for labor or sexual servitude.

During the investigation, authorities obtained a search warrant for a TextNow app account which revealed approximately 15,000 text messages sent over a two-month period. The texts were primarily related to arranging the child to be sexually abused by clientele, including pricing and locations.

While details on the case are limited at this stage, Milton is believed to have facilitated the trafficking of the child directly. He was originally arrested in March on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after it was learned he had given the victim alcohol, but the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office later upgraded the charges to trafficking a person for sexual servitude and influencing witnesses. According to the indictment seen by Reduxx, Milton contacted the victim in late March in an attempt to deter the minor from testifying against him.

Milton has a lengthy criminal history, including for aggravated assault, cruelty to children, and robbery by intimidation. He is also a registered sex offender, having been convicted of child sexual exploitation and child pornography in 2021. According to the Georgia Department of Corrections, he was supposed to serve 20 years in prison for his child sex offenses but was released after just three months with credit for time served. He was ordered to spend the rest on probation, which wasn’t set to expire until 2041. As a result, he has also been charged with three counts of violating his probation.

According to the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office, Milton is being held in protective custody on the female side of the Chatham County Jail while the case goes through the court system. He is listed as a “male” in the Georgia Department of Corrections database, but some media outlets, such as the Savannah Morning News, referred to him as a “woman” in their reporting of the case.

In addition to Milton, three prospective ‘clients’ – Michael Holsey, Kevin Joyner, and Antonio White – were also arrested in the course of the investigation, all of whom met the minor victim through arrangements for sexual services made on TextNow. All three claimed they believed the victim was of age. A fourth man who was detained in connection to the case, James Sinclair, has since bonded out.

Milton is the second known transgender child sex trafficker in the state of Georgia. The other, Christopher Thomas Lynch, is currently serving a 14-year sentence for trafficking multiple minors.

As previously reported by Reduxx, Lynch was first taken into custody on March 4, 2011 for a number of sexual offenses. 

A drag queen incarcerated for his role in a child sex trafficking ring was given a platform in @thisisinsider to complain about his sentence in a male prison.

Christina Alicia Lynch plied vulnerable teenage boys with cocaine for "sexual servitude."https://t.co/BU0L1W7N2x

— REDUXX (@reduxx) April 4, 2023

Among the charges was an indictment for knowingly harboring a child for the purposes of sexual servitude. He was ultimately convicted on two counts of sexual exploitation of a child, pandering by compulsion, possession of drug-related items, and one count of pimping a minor – which was reduced from human trafficking during a plea deal. He was released on parole in 2018, but quickly rearrested after violating his conditions.

Lynch and his boyfriend, Steven Lemery, had run an exploitation ring in which they used social media to lure gay and transgender teenage boys for the purposes of forcing them into the sex trade. Lemery, who was a go-go dancer at a gay club, was in a polyamorous relationship with Lynch, as well as a woman and her boyfriend. There were multiple small children residing in the home where the abuses took place.

While in prison, Lynch became a vocal trans activist and even had an article published in Insider in which he lamented the conditions for “trans women” in prison.

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An Australian woman is on trial for criticizing males who attempt to breastfeed. Jasmine Sussex was sued by trans-identified male Adrian “Jennifer” Buckley for alleged “vilification” after raising concerns online about biological males attempting to “chestfeed” newborn babies.

The conflict originated in 2019 when Buckley, a paramedic, posted on Facebook about inducing lactation in order to breastfeed his infant son. At the time, while Buckley’s wife was still pregnant, he publicly shared that he was taking hormones to grow breasts and explained: “For the past six weeks I have been taking a drug called domperidone to increase prolactin in an attempt to be able to produce breast milk so that I can have the experience of breastfeeding.”

Sussex subsequently made a series of public social media posts criticizing men’s attempts to breastfeed or “chestfeed,” as it is occasionally called: to induce lactation via the use of drugs and hormones in order for a male to nurse an infant. Sussex condemned the practice as “experimental” and at times, a “dangerous fetish,” to which Buckley took offense.

Sussex, a mother of three children, was formerly a volunteer breastfeeding counselor with the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) for nearly 20 years, where she assisted new mothers in inducing lactation and breastfeeding their babies. However, Sussex was dismissed from her role with the ABA in 2021 after pushing back against the adoption of “gender neutral” language in breastfeeding care.

Specifically, the ABA said that she had “overused” words such as “mother” and “mum” during consultations, though the ABA has since denied ever disciplining a counselor for using those terms.

In November of 2023, Sussex was officially notified by the Queensland Human Rights Commission that she was being investigated as a result of a complaint lodged by Buckley, who accused her of vilification and discrimination under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991, which was amended in 2013 under the Gillard government to include provisions regarding “gender identity.”

“I am a transgender woman who, under medical supervision was able to induce lactation and was able to feed my child breast milk for a very brief time in 2019,” Buckley wrote in his 2023 complaint.

“Jasmine Sussex is a gender critical (GC) Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist (TERF). She didn’t agree with the ABA’s Decision to be supportive of LGBTQI families, specifically Transgender Parents and did not agree with the use of gender inclusive language,” Buckley’s initial complaint read. “I also shared this experience on a Facebook post for the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) page in 2021 on mothers’ day and was met with mostly praise and support except for Jasmine Sussex, a ABA counsellor at the time.”

Buckley then went on to reveal that he was at least partially responsible for Sussex having been let go from her role with the ABA after he lodged a formal complaint against her.

“[Sussex] had made a post to the ABA, stating that I was a man pretending to be a woman. I was notified by other counsellors about her behaviour and was encouraged to put in a formal complaint which I did. She would later be terminated as a counsellor for the ABA. Since being let go, she has become increasing, hurtful, hateful, defamatory, vilifying, and discriminating towards transgender people both adult and children, and using public rallies and twitter as well as You Tube to promote her hate.”

In 2023, Sussex spoke to Reduxx about the ABA’s decision, and said, “I was sacked for. … ‘Engaging in Sectarian Controversy’ in breach of the ABA constitution,” she explains. “In other words, continuing to talk about the dangers of gender identity ideology for mothers and babies, including how men were forcing their way into the breastfeeding relationship by attempting to induce lactation.”

The ABA received a $20,000 grant from Rainbow Families in 2021 in order to develop a “trans-inclusive” booklet titled Breastfeeding, Chestfeeding and Human Milk Feeding, which the ABA currently sells on its website for $15. The booklet cautions that “transgender parents” may feel excluded from “women-only spaces,” such as mothers’ groups or breastfeeding support groups “if they do not pass as female.” It further advises that the “feeding experience” should be “affirming” for such individuals.

According to the 2023 complaint, Sussex first became aware of Buckley’s attempts to breastfeed his son after coming across an interview he participated in with The Daily Mail the previous year. Buckley was dissatisfied with how he felt he was represented in the article and was successful in having it pulled; however, archived versions of the article continued to be shared among women who criticized the practice as harmful to the infant.

Additionally, Buckley cited a social media post made by women’s rights group Standing for Women Queensland in May 2023. The post, which Sussex shared, published the archived version of The Daily Mail interview with Buckley in a critical light. In his complaint, Buckley stated that he had reported the post and Sussex’s comments to Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant.

As previously reported by Reduxx, Sussex and Standing For Women Queensland (SFWQ) were both contacted by Twitter (now X) on May 16, 2023, with the platform informing the two accounts that specific content they had posted would be censored to Australian users in order to comply with Australian law.

Twitter sent two emails to each user, the first explaining that the platform had received “official correspondence” from a“government entity or law enforcement agency” which had claimed that their content had violated Australian law. A second email was sent shortly after to each user advising them that the content was going to be withheld in Australia.

Sussex had one tweet withheld, while SFWQ had five tweets censored in total. All of the content referred to Buckley and criticized him for his attempts to breastfeed his son.

Buckley further cited, as evidence of vilification, that Sussex had spoken with Reduxx after being censored by the Australian government. As Reduxx is not under the jurisdiction of the country’s eSafety Commissioner, Buckley is unable to have the article taken down.

“Jasmine and the page owner of Standing for Women Queensland spoke to an independent news site called Reduxx, claiming that they had been censored by the government, even though it was due to cyber abuse,” Buckley wrote in his initial complaint. “In the article, both talked as if I had done harm to my wife and child with Jasmine referring to me as a man and using male pronouns. Jasmine always calls me a man or male.”

As the case against Sussex progressed, her legal team called on five expert witnesses to provide testimony on the various issues presented by male chest secretions being fed to infants. Among them: a pediatrician, a leading midwife, and a bioethicist. The witnesses testified that secretions produced by males who induce lactation via the use of hormones appear to be of lesser quantity, and quality, than the breastmilk naturally produced by nursing mothers. Lawyers representing Sussex presented medical evidence to the court last week arguing “biological males” could only produce “sweat or pus” from their chest.

According to Stephanie Bastiaan of Women’s Forum Australia, doctors at the hospital where Buckley was receiving estrogen and domperidone were “reportedly warning Buckley that attempting to feed the newborn baby from Buckley’s chest could put the child at risk.” Ignoring the advice from medical professionals, “Buckley signed a waiver and pursued it within the first hour of the baby’s birth while Buckley’s wife was being treated for a haemorrhage.” However, he would later claim that he stopped trying to “chestfeed” the infant within days of leaving the hospital due to a short supply of “milk.”

Despite Sussex’s criticism of attempts to breastfeed by men constituting a risk to infants, the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) determined that Buckley’s legal team did not have to provide medical evidence regarding the chemical makeup of the fluid given to his baby, and stated that it was not of relevance to whether Sussex had vilified him in her social media posts.

In a January 13 decision, QCAT member Peter Bridgman referred to Buckley with feminine pronouns, and stated, “Whether or not Ms Buckley received the medical treatment, the nature and effects of the treatment, the composition of various bodily fluids and the qualifications and experience of those working with her are not elements of the alleged vilification… [Buckley’s] recent medical treatment is simply not relevant to the matter.”

During a QCAT hearing on June 24 appealing that decision, Buckley’s legal representative Kathleen Foley said they would not be advancing a case on the makeup of the liquid produced by his chest, whether it qualified as “lactation,” and whether or not there was medical supervision involved in the process.

Despite Sussex being investigated for vilification over comments linking male “breastfeeding” to sexual fetishism, Buckley has on multiple occasions claimed that women become sexually aroused when nursing infants. He has since deleted the posts, though concerned women have saved and shared screenshots of his remarks.

In April last year, Buckley said on X, “Natal women do experience arousal while breastfeeding. It’s nothing to be ashamed off [sic] and normal. Doesn’t make them evil.”

For his part, Buckley has used social media to vilify his critics as “TERFs”, a slur frequently used by trans activists against detractors, and particularly against women who criticize gender identity ideology. The acronym stands for “trans exclusionary radical feminist” and has repeatedly been used to call for the censorship of, and violence against, women who refute the idea that men can become women. In June 2025, Buckley boasted that he “ended up making more breast milk” than his wife was able to produce, which he claimed “pisses off TERFs.”

Sussex told Reduxx that her primary motivation for questioning the legitimacy of male “chestfeeding” is the health and safety of babies.

“I’m very lucky to have compassionate, pro-bono lawyers and some wonderful world renowned expert witnesses to support the tribunal in understanding the marvelous maternal capacity to nourish our young. But being pursued through protracted litigation by a fixated activist is hard going on my well-being and resilience,” Sussex said. “I struggled to suppress spontaneous tears during the recent medical records appeal listening to my barrister explain my many concerns for the harms from male attempts to lactate not least the disruption of the loving bond between mother and her nursing baby.”

She added: “The attack on mothers by some men who claim to be women, or worse mothers, leaves me feeling physically grief stricken. It is the mothers alongside their babies in these broken relationships who compel me to stand firm and repeat again: No, men cannot breastfeed.”

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The class-action lawsuit brought against the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) demanding to house all trans-identified male inmates in women’s prisons was brought by a pedophile, a rapist, and a domestic abuser who murdered his girlfriend, Reduxx can reveal. At the end of April, a federal judge ordered the ODOC to reassess its policies and house trans-identified males on the basis of their “gender identity” in a sweeping injunction.

The initial complaint, filed in September 2025 on behalf of men identified only as “S.D.” and “J.F.”, alleges that housing males who claim a transgender status in men’s prisons violates their constitutional rights. S.D. and J.F. v. Mike Rees, et al. argued that when the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) chooses not to transfer trans-identified males into women’s prisons, the authorities are subjecting them to cruel and unusual punishment and sex-based discrimination, citing the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments.

Currently, the ODOC reserves the right to deny trans-identified males transfers to female prisons. In particular, decisions whether to house a transgender inmate in a male or female facility must be made on a “case-by-case basis whether a placement would ensure the inmate’s health and safety, and whether the placement would present management or security problems.” The suit also seeks “mandatory staff training” and “immediate protective measure for all transgender inmates who report abuse.”

Bizarrely, the sex-based discrimination claim argues that the ODOC violates trans-identified male inmates’ rights by housing the criminals based “solely on the basis of their genitalia.” The complaint states that 90% of male inmates who claim a female gender identity are not transferred to the prisons of their choice “without genuine consideration of gender identity or safety” for violent male convicts. Housing inmates according to their sex, the suit argues, is a practice “widely condemned by medical and correctional authorities, including the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH).”

Inmates S.D. and J.F. both allege sexual abuse while incarcerated in a men’s prison, as well as “transphobic harassment,” such as correctional officers “misgendering” them by using masculine pronouns, and “deadnaming,” or calling them by their given names. S.D. reports that he has been accused of “lying” or “misusing the grievance process” when filing complaints of sexual abuse.

While the identities of the inmates included in the suit were anonymized in the court ruling, Reduxx has now confirmed the identity of three of the men involved.

Inmate “J.F.” is Jessica Anne Marie Foust, previously known as John Jay Chapman. He has been designated as a “vulnerable” inmate by the ODOC, and asserts that he is “a legal female.”

In 2008, Chapman was sentenced to 25 years in prison for raping a developmentally disabled woman who resided at an adult foster home in Gresham, Oregon, managed by his mother. While incarcerated, Chapman was convicted on four counts of assaulting a correctional officer. Three years later, in 2015, he began to identify as transgender.

Prior to joining the class-action lawsuit, Chapman had attempted to sue the Oregon Department of Corrections for mistreatment. In 2023, Chapman brought a lawsuit against the Department for “cruel and unusual punishment” pertaining to the brightness of the lightbulbs used in his cell during sleep hours. The suit was ultimately dismissed earlier this year after a court found that the lighting was the equivalent of residential nightlights and required for basic security, and did not constitute a violation of his Eighth Amendment rights.

The class action suit also includes the experiences of inmates identified as “Z.Z.” and “L.B.” Reduxx can identify Z.Z. and L.B. as “Zera Lola Zombie” and “Lillithia Moon Blood-Gaia.”

Zombie, born Daniel Lee Smith, is a violent trans-identified male who is classified as a “female” inmate in the Oregon inmate directory and is housed in women’s prison Coffee Creek Correctional Facility (CCCF). He is serving a 35-year sentence for charges including the brutal murder of his girlfriend, Samantha Brown. In 2014, Brown was beaten to death, her corpse left in the trailer home she and Zombie shared. While the motive for the crime was never made clear, Brown was survived by four young children.

Zombie began identifying as transgender in 2020 and started a hormone regimen around that time. He has since changed his name and gender marker on legal documents, and has routinely filed lawsuits against the ODOC claiming discrimination on the basis of his “gender identity.”

Zombie first filed a lawsuit against the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) in 2021 alleging he had suffered discrimination on the basis of his gender identity. Amongst the grievances, Zombie claimed he had been subjected to “ongoing harassment” by staff and fellow inmates while incarcerated at male institutions. When housed at the Two Rivers Correctional Facility for male inmates, he has claimed he has been branded a “liar” and a “troublemaker” by staff, seemingly for submitting continuous complaints about his housing, cellmates, treatment, and other day-to-day factors he deemed unsatisfactory.

In his 2021 suit, Zombie argued that the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) had violated his rights by housing him in a men’s prison, and by placing him in a cell “with a known sexual predator” serving a sentence for “violence against women.” He stated he was “deliberately and maliciously” misgendered by correctional officers during his time in a male prison. The suit also claimed that Zombie “is a female person who was previously regarded as being a male person.”

Following the launch of his suit, Zombie was briefly transferred to the Coffee Creek Women’s Correctional Facility, but was quickly moved back to the male estate just weeks later for unknown reasons.

In 2023, Zombie received a “vulnerable” designation by an Oregon Court, entitling him to special protections and privileges.

In an amended complaint filed in December 2023, Zombie makes bizarre allegations regarding an incident when he refused to be strip searched by male correctional officers. Upon his refusal and repeated requests to have a female officer conduct the strip search, Zombie says he was placed into segregation, where he urinated on himself and told an officer, “I have small breasts, I can’t bear the thought of showing these men my breasts and my booty.”

The complaint describes Zombie being taken to the strip search area “in only her bra and urine-saturated underwear… on full display,” and states that Zombie was “crying and kept repeating, ‘Please don’t judge my body.’”

Bizarrely, the amended complaint also alleges that the strip search was uniquely difficult for Zombie because his genitals had retracted inside of his body – something that is not known to be a side effect of the ingestion of feminine hormones by men.

In 2026, Zombie was transferred back to women’s prison CCCF and awarded a payout of $295,000 as a result of a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging the Oregon Department of Corrections had violated his rights by housing him in a men’s prison.

“Lillithia Moon Blood-gaia”, identified in the suit as “L.B.”, was previously known as Nova June Gaia and Joseph Daniel Neilson. Gaia is a convicted pedophile who was first arrested in 2018 at a property in Portland, Oregon after being reported for sexually assaulting a child he was babysitting. The exact nature of the relationship between Gaia and the victim is being withheld by Reduxx for the purposes of protecting the child’s identity and safety.

On September 3, 2018, Gaia was watching over two children, a girl and a boy, at a home in Clackamas County. According to the police report obtained by Reduxx, while taking the girl to the bathroom, Gaia licked the girl’s genitals. Later on that same day, Gaia fondled the girl’s vagina.

The girl would eventually disclose the abuse and Gaia was visited by police less than two weeks later. During questioning, Gaia asserted that he had accidentally molested the child while playing with her.

Bizarrely, Gaia claimed that the girl’s pants and underwear had fallen off while they were “play-fighting,” and that he had touched his fingers and mouth to her genitals repeatedly by “accident.”

When placed in custody, Gaia’s legal sex was male and he had a full beard. But despite there being no indication Gaia identified as transgender prior to his arrest, in July of 2019, while awaiting sentencing, Gaia submitted an inquiry to his jail asking when he would be transferred to Coffee Creek — Oregon’s only women’s prison.

Gaia would ultimately be convicted on 6 counts related to the sexual abuse of the girl, and was convicted on one count of felony Sodomy and one count of Sexual Abuse in the First Degree. He was sentenced to 24 years in prison, and, according to the Oregon offender directory, his earliest possible release date is in 2043.

In the recent lawsuit, Gaia claims he and the other men “endured repeated sexual abuse, physical assaults, psychological torment, and retaliation simply for existing as trans women in men’s prisons.” He additionally alleges he was “verbally harassed and sexually threatened by prisoners and staff” while housed at male facility Snake River Correctional Institution (SRCI).

As a result of the lawsuit, U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark D. Clarke issued a preliminary injunction blocking the placement of trans-identified males in men’s facilities and ordered the Oregon Department of Corrections to conduct individualized assessments for all trans-identified males in custody.

“It is undisputed in the record before the Court that this default presumption, and their overwhelming placement in men’s prisons, has exposed transgender women inmates to a high risk of violence and sexual assault,” Clarke wrote in his ruling. “The undisputed facts additionally show that ODOC has systemically failed to appropriately address this exposure.”

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