The brother of an transgender male in police custody for murder called into a popular liberal podcast yesterday to condemn those passing judgement on his sibling, claiming that trans people are being “threatened to extinction by fascists.”

Jon Horwitz, whose sibling is currently in custody for the murder of their father, called into the Majority Report with Sam Seder to express his views on the tragic slaying, which occurred earlier this month.

On June 3, police were called to the upscale Birdneck Point neighborhood in Virginia Beach where they found 64-year-old Dr. Abbey Horwitz suffering from multiple stab wounds. Dr. Horwitz was pronounced dead at the scene, and his son, Michael Aaron Horwitz, was arrested.

Michael, who also goes by the name “Norah,” was booked as a “female” by Virginia Beach Police, which used “she/her” pronouns to refer to him in their press release on the murder. He is facing charges of second-degree murder and stabbing in the commission of a felony.

While calling into the Majority Report, Jon Horwitz had a shaky voice and was clearly emotional through recounting his thoughts.

“My dad was murdered, and the main suspect is my sibling,” he began. “And the reason why I am calling you guys with this absolutely terrible story is because a part of… the fact of the case is that my sibling is trans. So you can probably imagine what has been happening in my life.”

Seder and his co-host Emma Vigeland expressed sympathy and allowed Jon to continue.

“There’s a couple things I want to talk about. One is… obviously, it’s been in the news. And it’s been something to see my extended family and my family react to the hatred you see online,” Jon said, ostensibly going on to thank Seder for “inoculating him” against anti-trans sentiment.

Jon stated that his father, who was a well-respected community dentist, was a loving man who cared deeply for his whole family.

“He tried as best as he could to help someone who clearly struggled in life. My sibling,” Jon said, before going on to condemn those publishing information on his sibling as spreading “hate” towards transgender people.

“To the people that knew [my father], they see that stuff out there and it hits them like it would hit a normie who doesn’t understand the real vileness people — especially trans people — are seeing on a daily basis.”

Jon goes on to make an apparent reference to an article from Fox News on the stabbing, which had labeled “Norah” as having been a trans activist.

“In one of the articles written labeled my sibling as an ‘activist.’ And I kind of chuckled because anyone who is living that life, trying to figure out who they are, trying to be the better version of themselves — they have to advocate for themselves because they’re getting threatened to extinction by fascists.”

Jon continued that he was unable to have that discussion with his family because they were unwilling to listen to his apologetics for transgenderism at this time. He also revealed that there were political disagreements within the family, and that his father held opposing viewpoints to himself.

“We, as leftists… our policies, what we believe in, it comes from a place of compassion and caring for others. And for me, growing up, I didn’t always agree with my dad’s politics, we had some debates about that. But the fact is, he taught me a little bit better than he was. To care for everybody.”

Jon ends his call by stating: “Left is love.”

Majority Report hosts Seder and Vigeland commended Jon for “hold[ing] on” to his “sense of humanity” during the difficult time he was facing.

Michael “Norah” Horwitz is currently being held at the Virginia Beach Jail, and was placed on suicide watch last week.

The motive for the crime is currently unclear. 

The deceased Dr. Abbey Horwitz was a dentist and well-respected member of his community. He served as the President of the Hebrew Academy of Tidewater and the President of the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater, and was known for doing local care dentistry.

Shortly after the murder, The Post Millennial revealed that “Norah” Horwitz had published a book titled “The Diary of Menorah Horwitz,” which was described as combing his “Judaism and a love of drag in all the wrong ways when he becomes Menorah, Portland’s premiere Anne Frank impersonator.”

According to the About Us section on Dr. Horwitz’s dental website, he had been married for 25 years and had three children. His biography features a years-old “Horwitz Family Photo” which appears to include his son prior to his gender transition.

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A prominent trans activist has been sentenced for the 2016 triple homicide of a California lesbian couple and their son. Dana Rivers, born David Chester Warfield, has been handed a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

“It is a horrible thing to sentence someone to die in prison, and I don’t take that lightly,” Judge Scott Patton said during the court hearing held today. “But this is the most depraved crime I ever handled in the criminal justice system in 33 years. Frankly, you deserve to spend the rest of your life in prison.”

The sentencing comes months after Rivers, 68, had been found guilty of the murders in November of last year. Rivers was denied a motion for a new trial, though his attorney had attempted to argue prosecutorial misconduct. Judge Patton dismissed the issues raised, labeling them “trivial” and “frankly quite ridiculous,” while noting that the evidence for Rivers’ guilt was “overwhelming.”

Rivers’ crimes date back to November 11 of 2016, when police were called in response to the sound of gunshots being fired outside the home of lesbian couple Patricia Wright and Charlotte Reed in Oakland, California. When authorities arrived, they found Rivers covered in blood and gasoline and fleeing from the house, which had been set ablaze.

When discovered by police, Rivers had been heading towards his black Harley Davidson motorcycle, which was parked outside of the home with the keys left in the ignition. When police searched the Harley, which Rivers affectionately referred to as “Barbie,” they found blood on the bike and a bloody knife in its saddlebag.

A further search of Rivers’ person revealed that he was in possession of a bloody screwdriver, a knife, brass knuckles, bullets, pepper spray and an iPod belonging to Wright’s son, Benny, according to court documents.

Examiners found that Charlotte Reed had been stabbed and bludgeoned dozens of times in addition to having gunshot wounds. Her partner, Patricia Wright, had been shot twice, and her son, Benny Diambu-Wright, who had just graduated from Berkeley High School, had been shot in the heart. The bodies of Wright, Reed, and Diambu-Wright were found inside the burning wreckage. Rivers was quickly taken into custody and booked at the Alameda County jail where he has remained since.

According to police reports, Rivers “began to make spontaneous statements about [his] involvement in the murders” while being arrested. Rivers ultimately confessed to killing the two women and their son, but entered a plea of not guilty on charges of triple homicide in 2017.

The case had first been set for trial in 2019, but was repeatedly delayed in order to accommodate an investigation into Rivers’ mental health. The trial finally began on October 31, 2022.

Prosecutor Abigail Mulvihill of the Alameda County district attorney’s office wrote in a trial brief that Reed had first met Rivers at the Veterans Affairs Center in Menlo Park in 2016. The year before, Rivers had joined an “all-female” motorcycle gang called The Deviants, which had ties to Hell’s Angels, according to court testimony. Rivers was referred to as the “enforcer” of the gang, and he used the pseudonym “Edge.”

In February of 2016, Charlotte Reed began spending time with The Deviants, but she decided to leave after three months because it “became too political for her,” according to court records.

After she left the club, Reed began to experience threats against her safety. The trial brief presented by Mulvihill claims that “there was backlash from the club for her departure,” and a friend of Reed’s recalled seeing Rivers “just sitting and staring at Ms. Reed” on one occasion at the Menlo Park.

Mulvihill’s trial brief also states that Reed’s daughter told police that she had become afraid that Rivers “wanted to hurt her mother.”

Prior to the slayings, Rivers was a prominent trans activist known for fighting against “gender discrimination.”

Rivers gained notoriety in 1999 after he was fired from Center High School in Sacramento County, California, for openly discussing his “sexuality and the importance of gender self-determination” in class with students.

Members of the Center Unified School Board who voted for Rivers’ dismissal argued that the decision had nothing to do with his gender identity. They instead cited concerns for the rights of parents, some of whom had complained to the school administrators that Rivers had been discussing inappropriate and sexual aspects of his ‘transition’ with students.

According to a 1999 article in The New York Times, one parent stated that Rivers had told the children he had been “sodomized as a youth and that he always felt he was a woman trapped in a man’s body and that he was going to be changing into a woman in the fall. He should have gotten permission from the parents to say this.”

Following the administration’s decision not to renew his employment, Rivers subsequently initiated a widely-publicized discrimination lawsuit that launched his career as a trans activist and resulted in a compensatory award of $150,000. He appeared on the Today Show and Good Morning America, and had even been profiled in the New York Times, quickly elevating his profile as a respected LGBT advocate.

Rivers was a keynote speaker for the National Center for Lesbian Rights as well as for The Tiffany Club, an organization founded to promote the political interests of those with “gender confusion.” 

Rivers also spoke as a guest lecturer at several universities, including Stanford and UC Davis, and served as a Board Member for the International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE).

Upon the announcement of Rivers’ sentencing today, women’s rights advocate Kara Dansky took to Twitter to celebrate the news, writing “for now, justice has prevailed.”

Dansky noted reports that the mood in the courtroom had been “intense and dramatic,” and that the judge had allegedly sent Rivers to San Quentin, a men’s prison, for processing.

Friends report that the mood in the courtroom was intense and dramatic. The judge is reported to have said that Rivers would be sent to San Quentin for processing. It remains to be seen whether he will be held in a man's or a women's prison. For now, justice has prevailed. 3/3

— Kara Dansky (@KDansky) June 14, 2023

But under current California law, Rivers will likely find his way into a women’s correctional institution due to his legal sex being “female.”

California has one of the most liberal gender self-identification policies in the country, something that has become a point of contention for women’s rights advocates.

S.B-132, also known as the Transgender Respect, Agency, and Dignity Act, was signed into effect in January of 2021 by California Governor Gavin Newsom. The law provides inmates housing based on their self-declared gender identity status. 

Almost immediately after the legal guideline went into effect, California correctional centers were hit with hundreds of transfer requests from male inmates seeking movement into women’s facilities.

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has previously confirmed to Reduxx that prison transfer requests are based entirely off of a Gender Identity Questionnaire that could be issued during reception or requested by the inmate at any time during their incarceration. 

The Questionnaire is form with a short series of questions in which inmates can declare their pronouns, honorifics, and gender identity.

Male inmates do not need to identify as transgender to request transfer, and can simply identify gender non-conforming, or non-binary.

Last year, Reduxx reported that a pedophile who had molested a 4-year-old girl had been moved to the California Institution for Women despite having been denied a gender and name change, and still legally being a male.

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A trans activist has been handed a 20-year prison sentence after being found guilty of threatening to murder a judge and probation officer in Benton County, Arkansas.

Theodore Howell, 29, pleaded guilty on Monday to threatening a judicial officer/juror and terroristic threatening. Howell also goes by the name “Tiffany.”

Howell’s conviction is the result of two separate incidents that occurred in March of this year. Howell sent threats to his probation officer, Nathan Jeffery, and Judicial Judge Brad Karren.

To Jeffery, Howell sent two text messages threatening to stab him the next day and also writing “fuck 12,” an anti-police slogan.

That same day, the Bentonville Police Department received a number of threats sent through their website contact form targeting both Jeffrey and Judge Brad Karren.

“Fuck you Arkansas your [sic] mean to trans people,” Howell wrote, sending the messages from his social media-linked email address — [email protected]. “Your jail was super mean to me the last time I was there.”

While Howell initially attempted to tell police he had been “hacked” and that someone else had issued the threats from his devices, he later admitted to the crime. During his police interview, Howell reportedly “laughed” at every threat read off by the interviewing officer.

Howell was convicted as a habitual offender due to his lengthy history of violent and unruly crimes. Local court reporter Tracey Neal was first to reveal that Howell had been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

In a probable cause warrant seen by Reduxx, another probation officer described Howell as having a history of “extreme violence towards the public and law enforcement.”

In 2018, police were called to an apartment on Southwest Rutland Road after Howell called dispatch and claimed he had murdered his mother. Police arrived to find him wandering through the parking lot, intoxicated. His mother was confirmed as being alive and unharmed, but while being placed under arrest Howell assaulted the officer handcuffing him.

Howell was charged with 2nd degree battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, and public intoxication. In 2019, he was found unfit to proceed with the trial, and was remanded to the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services. He was ultimately sentenced to 72 months probation and 120 days in the county jail, but was given 375 days in time-served credit.

The next year, Howell was charged with uttering terroristic threats after threatening to kill his probation officer, Andrea Griggs.

Howell entered the lobby of the Bentonville Police Department and told dispatch he wanted to murder Griggs. Police noted Howell was wearing “female clothes” at the time.

When confronted by police, Howell expressed remorse for his threats, and stated he wanted to be arrested so he could not murder Griggs.

Howell struck a plea agreement in which he pleaded guilty to the threats, and was ordered to bi-weekly in-person probation appointments. He was also required to pay fines and to avoid all contact with Griggs.

But Howell would yet again be arrested after entering the Bentonville Police Department, this time with a large knife. He was once again noted as being “dressed as female.”

Howell stalked through the station, looking into the windows of secured doors as though searching for someone — but who was never determined.

Howell was arrested after being confronted by police with their weapons drawn, while being taken into custody he said “I did not succeed at my plan.” Howell was charged with terroristic threatening in the 1st degree, criminal use of prohibited weapons, carrying a weapon, and possessing an instrument of crime.

Howell pleaded guilty in 2022 and was once again given probation.

After his most recent threats against his probation officer and Judge Karren, Howell’s probation was called in and the court proceeded to declare him a habitual offender, resulting in the hefty 20-year prison term he has now been sentenced to.

Howell is currently being held at the Benton County Jail awaiting transfer to a state prison. He has been booked as “male” and is recorded under his birth name despite declaring an alias of “Tiffany Howell.”

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A trans activist known for staging protests involving human urine was invited to perform at the Tate Museum on Sunday, where he gave a reading while dressed in women’s underwear.

The event, part of Queer and Now, an LGBTQIA+ art festival, was organized by three trans-identified males; June Bellebono, Jamie Cottle, and Carly Yvoty Fernandez. The three read excerpts from their publication, oestrogeneration, a magazine describing itself as a “platform highlighting transfeminine voices in the UK.” Content on the publication’s website is overtly sexual and promotes the sex industry.

The men who presented their publication read selected articles from the first issue, Tenacity, described as containing “essays covering orgasms, squatting and security culture,” which is self-lauded as “a dynamic display of the breadth of expressions our identities hold.”

“Mr. Menno,” a Dutch content creator who advocates for the rights of women and homosexuals, was in attendance at the event, and shared a number of disturbing photos and video clips to his Twitter.

In one video, Cottle can be seen reading an article aloud to an audience while wearing women’s lingerie. The crotch of the thong was emblazoned with the words “Sugar Money,” and Cottle’s testicle flesh appears to be faintly visible through the sides of the fabric.

12 / The ‘Sugar Money’ on his knickers refers to money / gifts in exchange for sex / companionship.

He happily showed his bum to the audience, with a little giggle of course (so womanly!), which got a cheer.

You can see in the vid how his legs were shaking. Not sure if that was

— MrMenno 🏳️‍🌈🎶 (@MrMennoTweets) June 11, 2023

Speaking with Reduxx, Menno explained that the presentation was intended for an audience aged 16 and older, but that no barriers had been put in place and events for children were actively occurring in other parts of the museum.

“I didn’t see any children there at the time but the area was open, not closed off, no doors, anyone could come and go,” Menno said. “You could also go through this space to get to the room where the Museum of Transology had kid’s events.”

“[Cottle’s] whole outfit was geared to draw attention to his groin. It’s just so utterly bizarre to be face to face with guys who are clearly male calling themselves some kind of women. To me there’s something creepy about the name oestrogeneration, basing the identity of a whole generation of men around taking synthetic drugs to acquire female-typical hormone levels,” he said.

“I don’t know why I should somehow see them as my ‘siblings’ just because I’m gay. I want nothing to do with it. Yet this is ‘queer’ in the U.K. and I’m told this is my community,” Menno continued. “And at one point when the audience had gathered to listen to their talks he turned around to push the table back, showed his bum, giggled, and got some cheers from the audience.”

The most recent article featured on the oestrogeneration site is called “Against All Odds, I Will Cum,” and is accompanied by an illustration of a childlike figure.

The author, a trans-identified man named Samantha Lacob, describes his masturbation habits after he began taking estrogen, and claims that he experiences “orgasm synesthesia.”

“Like most transfeminine people I was born with a penis… it was harder to achieve an erection and almost impossible to keep it, but also, not necessary. I got there in the end, a bit over 4 months after surgery and after a lot of wanking,” the article reads.

Featured on the cover of oestrogeneration is a trans-identifying male who has worked as a general practitioner for over 20 years. Dr. Kamilla Kamaruddin, originally from Malaysia, serves as a board member for Spectra, a non-profit organization which offers HIV testing, STI screening, gender identity workshops, and “social groups for young people.”

Kamaruddin works for the National Health Service (NHS) and acts as the clinical lead for the East of England Gender Service, Cambridge. He campaigns to encourage the NHS to partner with transgender lobbying groups.

One article from oestrogeneration presented and written by Cottle, titled “A Strong Feeling of Desperation,” is written in the form of experimental prose and contains sexual language.

“Walking here felt as it always does, my desires rendered in retinal surveillance; their lust, my lust, meeting, fleeting outside Oxford circus, in a primordial slime of the vitreous inside eyes… Gabriel’s angels brim with life, fakery, and lust; they are droplets of cum ossified into marrow and faux pearls sewn into satin.”

Cottle, a trans-identified male who uses the moniker “Biogal” on social media, is associated with a protest group that calls themselves Pissed Off Trannies, or POT.

Twice in the past year, POT has staged demonstrations that involved dumping large quantities of human urine outside of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) to protest laws that strengthen women’s protections. A recent Instagram post suggests they may be using water mixed with turmeric to supplement their urine.

Most recently, members of POT gathered outside of the EHRC on May 22 to leave 90 liters of their supposed waste around the perimeter of the building.

The protest was in response to a recent statement by chief executive of the EHRC, Melanie Field, in which she affirmed the definition of “sex” in a show of support for protections for biological sex as a protected characteristic, as well as for plans to prevent trans-identified males from accessing women’s facilities on self-declaration.

“Pouring piss is an anarchist act of resistance that stakes an urgent and lingering claim on our basic human rights … If you take away our toilets we will make one on your doorstep,” POT stated in an Instagram post depicting the protest.

After staging his first protest outside of the EHRC last year, Cottle boasted about his actions on Instagram, revealing his association with the group. As reported by Vice, during the demonstration, Cottle “pissed [himself] in [his] bejewelled gown, before pouring bottles of urine on [himself] and the pavement outside the building, all the while shouting: ‘The EHRC has blood on its hands and piss on its streets.'”

Other performances by Cottle, which he claims are demonstrations of trans activism, are similarly graphic.

In one performance from 2022, simply titled “FISH,” Cottle strips while slapping himself with a dead fish. In another from that same year, titled “Prayer for the Pearl Oyster,” Cottle is seen wearing women’s underwear, transparent platform heels, and a pearl necklace. He rips fabric, tosses about oysters, and screams while stomping on the shells. Cottle then begins writhing, strips naked, and removes a sex toy from his anus.

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A trans-identified male cyclist is currently dominating the women’s category of an ultra-distance cycling challenge in Ireland.

Cameron Dixon, who now goes by Cara, is one of 13 participants listed in the “women’s” category of the TransAtlanticWay, a cross-country cycling challenge in Ireland. Dixon, who is from Stokesley, England, is currently topping the women’s leaderboard, riding almost 300km (approx. 180 miles) ahead of the next female challenger.

At the time of writing, Dixon has already covered 1767km (approx. 1100 miles) of the 2500km (approx. 1550 miles) challenge. The leading female cyclist is Jasmijn Muller of Brecon, Wales.

There are only 13 people taking part in the women’s category, compared to 62 in the men’s category. Dixon is currently ranked in 4th amongst all of the challengers, while the second-place female cyclist is ranked 8th overall.

If Dixon were performing in the male category, he would be ranked in a tight 4th place.

The TransAtlanticWay is an annual ultra-distance self-supported road bike challenge between Derry and Cork via the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland. Due to the massive course, there are no official judges. Cyclists instead pay an entrance fee and wear a provided GPS tracking device which monitors the distance they have covered.

This isn’t the first time Dixon has participated in a women’s cycling category.

Earlier this year, Dixon took home the women’s prize during the Dirty Reiver gravel race in the United Kingdom, smashing second place by a significant margin.

Dixon’s race time was 1 hour and 18 minutes compared to the top female participant, who finished in 2 hours and 23 minutes. He was the only person in the category to finish in less than 2 hours, and only three female participants finished in less than 3 hours. If Dixon had competed in the men’s category, he would have placed 31st.

Dixon appears to have transitioned relatively recently, and trained and competed as a cyclist prior to identifying as a “woman.” In 2020, he gave an interview as Cameron Dixon where he disclosed that he was an engineering student and had taken up cycling in 2017.

In 2022, Dixon signed an open letter calling for British Cycling to lift their suspension on men competing in women’s cycling competitions.

At the time, the governing body had temporarily scrapped their “trans inclusion policy,” which had allowed men to self-identify into female categories. The policy was suspended in order for a comprehensive review to be completed on whether it was fair to the female athletes.

Despite the open letter and backlash from trans activists, British Cycling decided to ban men competing in female categories after completing their 9-month review in May.

Following the announcement, trans-identified male cyclist Emily Bridges called the move a “violent act” and likened it to contributing to the genocide of transgender people.

BREAKING: British Cycling has announced it will ban trans-identified males from participating in the female category.

Transgender cyclist Emily Bridges has responded in a statement calling the move a “violent act” and claiming British Cycling is furthering trans “genocide.” pic.twitter.com/SDNCIcoUTo

— REDUXX (@ReduxxMag) May 26, 2023

But the CEO of British Cycling, Jon Dutton, was not deterred, and stood by the decision.

“I am confident that we have developed policies that both safeguard the fairness of cyclesport competition, whilst ensuring all riders have opportunities to participate.”

The new policy is due to come into effect at the end of this year, meaning Dixon will no longer be allowed to participate in women’s cycling.

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