An extremely violent Irish inmate who was sentenced after threatening to rape, torture, and murder his own mother has been threatening to rape female officers at the women’s prison he is being housed at.

Barbie Kardashian, 21, born Alejandro Gentile, is considered an extreme risk to public safety. He is serving a 5 and a half year prison sentence for threats he made to brutally attack and murder his own mother. The sentence was handed down he was found guilty of the charges against him during a trial in May of 2022.

Following his sentencing, Kardashian was moved to the women’s unit of Limerick Prison in accordance with his “female” gender identity, prompting prison officials to express concerns about the risk to staff he posed. But less than two weeks after administrators began looking into moving him out of the unit and into an isolated alternative arrangement, Kardashian has targeted female staff.

According to Sunday World, Kardashian threatened to rape members of the prison’s female staff this week after being asked to clean up the area where he had taken a shower.

Male officers had to intervene in order to return Kardashian to his cell where he is being kept isolated from women inmates.

He is now subject to a P19, the prison’s system disciplinary procedure, and may lose certain privileges as a result.

While Kardashian is currently in the women’s wing, he has remained segregated from the general population due to his extremely violent history, including his tendency to target women. While it is unknown where Kardashian will be moved in the coming weeks as prison officials continue to explore their options, it is believed he will have to be held alone as he is not permitted to mix with other inmates.

Kardashian has a long and disturbing history with 15 previous convictions for violent offenses.

During his sentencing on March 16 at Limerick Circuit Criminal Court, Ireland’s National Police told the court that they have “grave concerns” about Kardashian’s potential for violence, and in particular his “motivation to carry out the threats” that he has frequently made against women.

Detective Garda Niall Fitzgerald testified that law enforcement believe Kardashian continues to “pose a significant threat to those she has made threats towards, as well as to the wider public.”

In 2020, the same year that he was granted a gender recognition certificate by the Department of Social Protection, legally documenting him as “female,” Kardashian made multiple threats against his mother. During court proceedings, Gardaí were told how Kardashian had said: “If I got into [my mother’s] house I would run towards her and put the knife into her body; I would want to prolong my mum’s suffering for as long as possible… I would stab her, but not in her heart or neck, I’d want to put her through lots of torture, fear and humiliation.”

At the trial, former Deputy Social Care Manager from Coovagh House gave evidence outlining how, on multiple occasions in 2020, Kardashian had expressed a desire to rape and murder his mother.

“[He] clearly expressed [he] wanted to track her down, identify where she lived and kill her – to murder and rape her,” the witness stated, continuing that on a separate occasion, Kardashian “expressed a clear desire to rape and mutilate [his] mother’s genitals.”

The witness also noted: “It was a clear desire to murder [his] mother, [he] had a plan to do so and was frustrated that [he] no longer knew where [his] mother lives.”

As previously reported by Reduxx, Kardashian has previously been convicted of a plethora of crimes including sexual assault, physical assault, and threats to kill. Several top justice officials, including Detective Garda Niall Fitzgerald of the Roxboro Garda Station and the Gardaí, have concluded that Kardashian is a serious danger to the public.

Kardashian has a lengthy history of being in the justice and social care systems, starting from an early age.

As a child, Kardashian was the victim of sustained abuse at the hands of his father, who also directed depraved abuses at his mother. His father had prevented his mother from breastfeeding or holding him when he cried, and physically and emotionally abused him throughout childhood.

Eventually, the sick man recruited his son to join in on the abuse of his mother.

At age 8, his mother fled with him to a safe house, but Kardashian was already extremely violent and directed much of the abuse towards her. Just two years later, Kardashian was taken into special care after carrying out a brutal attack against his mother. The woman was forced to move to another part of the country as Kardashian continued to express an urge to rape and murder her, including detailed plots of how he’d torture her.

While in care, Kardashian displayed “sexualized” and violent behavior towards female staff.

According to court documents from 2018, at 13 years of age, Kardashian attacked the female driver who had been transporting him from court after appearing on a bench warrant. Without warning, Kardashian grabbed the woman from the backseat, tearing off her eyelids and ripping out clumps of her hair. He later expressed disappointment that he hadn’t been able to murder the woman outright.

In 2019, Kardashian failed to appeal the special care order, but was released in 2020 after turning 18 and aging out of the secure care unit for children he had been held in since he was 10.

At the time, Gardaí issued a nationwide alert to members of the public regarding a “homicidal teenage girl” who was scheduled to re-enter the community, failing to mention Kardashian had changed his legal gender marker just weeks before he was set to be released and was not a biological female.

Even though police were attempting to warn the public of Kardashian’s release, news outlets were prohibited from providing any clarifying details on Kardashian’s identity, and platforms reporting accurate details on his appearance, sex, and history were censored. Gript Magazine, an independent Irish outlet, was forced to remove an article describing Kardashian as male.

Kardashian is currently on a waiting list to be assessed for “gender affirming” treatments.

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An Australian man convicted of sexually abusing a child in a public restroom has begun identifying as a woman and is being referred to as female by the court, with multiple references to “her penis” appearing in hearing records. Khadir Kamoun, 33, plead guilty to charges of intentionally inciting a 14 year-old boy to sexually touch him, an offense that carries a maximum penalty of 10 years but for which he was handed a 2 year sentence.

According to court records, on the evening of February 18, 2021, the victim was at Bankstown Centro Shopping Centre in Sydney with a friend and members of the friend’s family. The boy indicated that he needed to use the restroom, and reportedly saw Kamoun walking nearby. He was carrying a bag on his shoulder.

When the boy located and entered the facilities, he saw Kamoun exiting a cubical, and noticed that Kamoun had left his bag inside the cubicle. Kamoun retrieved the bag and then ushered the boy inside, saying: “It’s okay go, go, go.” The victim entered the cubicle, closed and locked the door.

After exiting the cubicle, the boy made his way to the sinks and, through the mirror, he saw Kamoun standing inside the cubicle behind him. Kamoun was looking directly at the boy, with his pants partially down and his penis exposed.

The boy saw Kamoun masturbating himself, at which point he urged the victim to come closer, whispering for the boy to be quiet and waving him over with one hand. Frightened, the boy ignored Kamoun and began using the automatic hand dryer located next to the sink in the restroom.

Kamoun then approached the victim and grabbed his hand, which he attempted to place on his exposed genitals. The child pulled his hand away and ran out the restroom. Kamoun began to follow him, prompting the child to run faster until he was able to meet up with his friend’s family. In tears, the boy called his own family and relayed details of the incident to them.

The legal representative defending Kamoun, barrister Ronald Driels, attempted to portray the incident as a one-off occurrence of public exhibitionism “with a bit more.” However, Magistrate Glen Walsh argued that the claim “substantially understates the seriousness of the offending” and highlighted Kamoun’s history of sexual crimes.

In December of 2012, Kamoun was accused of sending indecent materials to groom a child under the age of 16 for sex. He was also charged with sexual assault and indecent assault. The details of the case are limited. According to court records, Magistrate Walsh stated that “this is not a record that entitles [him] to leniency.”

While he was detained in a men’s prison awaiting trial, forensic psychologist Dr. Kris North diagnosed Kamoun as having ‘gender dysphoria’ in addition to depression and PTSD.

In light of what the court determined was a “a dysfunctional upbringing” that involved “difficulties at school and an erratic employment history,” as well as “violence perpetrated against the offender by [his] father arising from or relating to [his] gender or sexual orientation,” Kamoun was granted a lenient sentence despite his “serious offenses” that involved sexually abusing children.

The court also noted the “inconvenience” faced by Kamoun at having been placed in a men’s correctional facility which resulted in “unwanted sexual advances in custody and inability to obtain hormone replacement treatment.”

Despite the leniency of the sentence, Kamoun attempted to file a severity appeal, arguing the sentence was “crushing” when considering the fact he has been in custody since April of 2021. But the appeal was rejected by the district court, which affirmed the 2-year jail sentence that had been handed down by the local magistrate in December of 2022.

While each state in Australia has different policies with respect to housing transgender inmates, according to Women’s Forum, New South Wales, where Kamoun was sentenced, has a “self-identification policy,” meaning that prisoners are meant to be placed in a facility based on how they identify. Exceptions are made in cases where there are safety “concerns or doubts around the authenticity of the prisoner’s gender identification.”

As Kamoun has now been diagnosed with gender dysphoria, it is likely he will apply for transfer to the female estate.

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Ireland’s Eurovision act announced today that they have cut ties with their creative director after screenshots began to circulate showing that he had made a number of critical comments about transgender people and Ukraine. Wild Youth’s song “We Are One” is set to be Ireland’s entry into the upcoming Eurovision 2023 contest.

On Twitter, the group wrote: “Wild Youth is a band that stands for unity and kindness. Our song represents our beliefs as a band. We have cut all ties with Ian bantam and will not have him on or near our team or Eurovision Journey.”

The group also apologized to those offended by Banham’s remarks on social media, adding that they were “horrified.” Lead singer Conor O’Donohoe commented that he “felt sick” when he saw Banham’s tweets.

Banham’s ousting came just hours after a Twitter account dedicated to Eurovision news posted a thread with several screenshots showing that Banham had made critical comments about gender ideology and the war in Ukraine.

Emblazoned with a “trigger warning” for transphobia, the ESC Discord wrote that Banham’s remarks “contradict the values of the Eurovision Song Contest.”

Among the examples provided of Banham’s alleged “transphobia” was a reply the choreographer made to a tweet featuring a video of transgender Tiktoker Dylan Mulvaney on his “374th day of being a girl.” The original poster commented “I’ve never met a woman who acted like this,” to which Banham said: “That’s because he’s not a woman.”

In another one of his so-called infractions, Banham commented on a post regarding Zara Jade, a violent transgender rapist who was jailed earlier this year after tying up and stabbing another transgender individual. The convict was first reported as a “woman” by the BBC due to his self-declared gender identity, causing a wave of backlash which prompted them to change the wording of the headline.

Banham responded to a tweet on Jade, calling the violent convict a “man” and writing: “This clown world is ridiculous.”

In another tweet Banham was blasted for, he quote retweeted a video of a woman who identified as a bird named Horus, and commented “it’s a cult,” using clown emojis.

In addition to his critical comments about gender ideology, Banham made several remarks about last year’s Eurovision result, which saw Ukraine handed victory for their entry in what many perceived at the time was a politically-motivated move.

Banham wrote: “There’s a reason they call it the Eurovision ‘SONG’ contest! Not Eurovision ‘SUPPORT’ contest,” expressing that he believed Ukraine’s entry was not awarded the top spot on its merit as a song, but rather was chosen because of sympathy with the nation due to the conflict. Banham also congratulated the United Kingdom, which placed second, as the “winner.”

The ESC Discord account blasted the tweets as running “contrary” to Eurovision “celebrate[ing] diversity through music.”

ESD Discord shut down their Twitter comment section after a number of individuals rushed to defend Banham and agreed with his statements. Many of the replies expressing support for Banham were quickly hidden.

“Anyone claiming rapists are women is despicable. Your ‘values’ are depraved ESC,” one user responded.

“Your ideology is not my reality. If it’s your reality, then fine, but dont expect me to play along or affirm YOUR beliefs. Sex is fixed. That is factual. Not transphobic. Ian Banham seems clearly rooted in the real world, not ‘identifying’ as a hawk,'” another wrote.

I'm gonna give him a follow 😂

– Nobody with a brain cell can call the bloke with blonde hair or Dylan a woman. Makes a mockery of actual trans people.
– 🇺🇦 did get a sympathy vote last year, without it the winner would be either 🇪🇦🇬🇧🇸🇪, two of which have not won this millennium

— RbbrKieran03 (@Kieran182003) April 25, 2023

Banham, who has since locked down his social media account, is a well-regarded choreographer and creative director, and has worked in the past with major acts including Kylie Minogue and Lily Allen.

He has also been a choreographer for top reality TV shows such as Dancing On Ice, Got To Dance, So You Think You Can Dance, Strictly Come Dancing and Dancing With The Stars.

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A trans-identified male has confessed to the brutal murder of an 8-year-old in Hyderabad, India. The suspect, identified as Imran Ali Khan, was arrested after CCTV footage emerged showing him carrying the boy’s corpse in a bag.

The child’s body was discovered in a drain in Telangana last Friday morning. The boy, Abdul Wahid, had gone missing the previous day from his house in the Allauddin Koti area of Sanath Nagar.

According to the victim’s family, the suspect, who was a neighbor, had asked the boy to fetch him oral rehydration therapy solution from the market as he was fasting. The boy left his home to fulfill the request and never returned.

The victim’s family reported the child missing to police after searching for him for several hours and ransacking the Ali Khan’s home in search of Wahid.

During their search, they report to have found evidence of human sacrifice. After the body was discovered, locals began spreading a rumor that the murder was a case of human sacrifice and have alleged Ali Khan’s home was a site for previous rituals.

However, the police suspect the motivation for the murder was a financial dispute between Ali Khan and the victim’s father, Waseem Khan, who runs a clothing business. Police stated they were unable to substantiate a “human sacrifice” motive.

Speaking with the The Indian Express about the investigation, a senior police officer said: “The accused is a trans person … We have taken him in our custody. At the crime scene we found no evidence of a human sacrifice.”

They asserted that Ali Khan had murdered the boy by drowning. According to The Free Press Journal, when the boy returned to Ali Khan’s house to offer him the medication, the man grabbed him and forced his head into a bucket of water.

“The deceased, a Class 3 student, was suffocated to death by [Imran Ali Khan] who then placed his body inside a bucket and packed it in a gunny bag,” the police confirmed.

The officer added that Ali Khan had financial disputes with the boy’s father and that “the accused has some psychological issues too.”

During their investigation, police reviewed CCTV footage of the area where the boy was found. During one shot, they spotted Ali Khan struggling to carry a large sack containing the boy’s corpse.

Ali Khan was arrested along with another man who allegedly transported him to the site where he dumped the body. The driver has since asserted he had been unaware of what had happened, and that Ali Khan had told him he was simply disposing of garbage from his home.

Police reported that Imran has since confessed to the murder while in custody, and that a fast-track court will be constituted to ensure speedy trial and punishment as tensions in the area are now high.

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An American trans activist who identifies as ‘transfeminine’ was recently featured by the Indian publication Brides Today on their digital cover, prompting criticism on social media. Alok Vaid-Menon, 31, who uses “they/them” pronouns, was interviewed and photographed for the magazine wearing clothing resembling traditional attire for women.

Vaid-Menon’s April 19 appearance in the magazine was presented as a commentary on same-sex marriage, which is currently being debated at India’s highest court.

During the full interview, Vaid-Menon was asked his thoughts on topics such as marriage and love, stating “love is about expansion, not constriction. Permission, not prohibition… I want to be a living love poem. Every day I ask myself, ‘How can I love harder?’ Love breaks through binaries—man and woman, us and them, you and me… Love doesn’t live in should, it lives in what is.”

Yet despite the platitudes, Vaid-Menon has caused concern for a past statement in which he referred to “little girls” as being “kinky” and claimed to have himself once been “a cute little girl.”

In approximately 2016, when Vaid-Menon was using the moniker Dark Matter to promote himself as a performance artist and poet, he published a disturbing statement on his views of young girls’ presumed sexuality.

In the statement, Vaid-Menon rejects the notion that little girls need to be protected from “gender/sexual deviance,” and instead claims that “little girls, like the rest of us, are complicated people.”

Vaid-Menon was writing about legislation that had been introduced in the state of North Carolina that year establishing that public restrooms remain single-sex accommodations. House Bill 2, the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, was intended to protect women and children from being exposed to men while in a state of undress.

Vaid-Menon responded to the bill being signed into law by claiming that single-sex spaces were being upheld under a false narrative of protecting “innocent little girls” from “freaky” transgender people.

“There are no fairy tales and princesses here. Little girls are also queer, trans, kinky, deviant, kind, mean, beautiful, ugly, tremendous, and peculiar. Your kids aren’t as straight and narrow as you think they are,” Vaid-Menon wrote.

He went on to claim that he viewed the 1973 horror classic The Exorcist as being about “a little girl … exploring her sexuality (masturbation and so on) and her own demons/meanness.”

In 2021, quotes from the post began circulating on Twitter and prompting outrage, but users found themselves getting suspended for referencing or reacting to the text.

Conservative political pundit Lauren Witzke was suspended from Twitter for hate speech after retweeting a graphic showing Vaid-Menon’s quote, to which she commented that the views he expressed were “demonic.” Witzke was reinstated on the platform almost two years later, after Tesla CEO Elon Musk bought Twitter and offered “amnesty” on many previous suspensions.

The views expressed in Vaid-Menon’s Facebook post were criticized by the now-deceased lesbian activist YouTuber Magdalen Berns in a video she titled “Non-Binary Bullsh*t.” Berns concluded that in her opinion, his comments on girlhood made him “sound a bit like a pedo,” and remarked that “even his fans” disapproved, causing him to eventually delete the post.

The following year, in 2017, Vaid-Menon and fellow non-binary activist Jacob Tobia were profiled by Vice in an article titled “Why Can’t My Famous Gender Nonconforming Friends Get Laid.” The article was subject to widespread mockery for highlighting Vaid-Menon’s lack of success in dating, and included comments indicating that Vaid-Menon and Tobia had considered taking female hormones in order to date heterosexual men in an attempt to expand their dating pool.

Vaid-Menon has been a strong proponent for “neutralizing” women’s issues in order to make them “gender inclusive.” He has previously written about the importance of using gender neutral language when discussing abortion, pregnancy, or sex-based violence, also denouncing the term “women’s rights” as not being sufficiently welcoming to gender non-conforming people.

In 2020, Vaid-Menon was featured by menstrual hygiene company This is L and the Phluid Project – a “gender free” clothing and lifestyle brand based in New York – in a promotional video featuring individuals of varying “gender identities” to spread the message that periods are not specific to females. Vaid-Menon had endorsed this belief previously when, in 2019, he shared an article from Seventeen magazine, a publication aimed at girls and young women, titled “What Trans & Non-Binary Menstruators Should Know About Periods.”

Women’s rights campaigner and filmmaker Vaishnavi Sundar blasted Vaid-Menon’s activism as “dangerous” while calling attention to the plight of women and girls in India.

In 2020, screenings of a documentary Sundar had produced titled “But What Was She Wearing?” were cancelled in response to previous tweets she had made opposing men in women’s spaces. Her film sought to address the sexual harassment and sexual violence that women in the nation experience, juxtaposing the contrast between what laws on paper purport and the on-the-ground reality.

“India is an extremely caste-riddled society. Indian women across all castes experience profound violence at the hands of men. A large majority still live under acute poverty, devoid of basic sanitation, education, safety, or legal recourse,” Sundar told Reduxx.

“India has one of the highest rates of honor killing and dowry deaths, where newlywed brides are tortured, burnt, sometimes even murdered on the basis of sex. For a man with caste and class privilege living so far removed from the everyday realities of Indian women, Alok Vaid-Menon sure has audacity to call himself a ‘bride,'” she said.

“To import gender identity ideology as some form of progressive ticket to freedom is not just obscene, it is dangerous. In a country that still kills the female newborns and blames young girls for being raped, gender identity is the last thing we want shoved down on us while we haven’t even saved ourselves from the existing misogyny,” Sundar added.

“The only group of people profiting from this ideology are the corporations, medical and pharmaceutical industries. Men like Alok Vaid-Menon are promoters of said industries under the veneer of being progressive and inclusive.”

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