Don’t let the image above fool you, that beautiful woman is actually a dangerous sex offender. It’s hard to believe, I know, but let me convince you.
Before changing his name to Kelly McSean and insisting he was a woman, the man formerly known as Larry Bemboom molested an eight-year-old girl by forcing her to perform oral sex on him. He wasn’t even in high school at the time. When he did get to high school, he was sent to counselling for trying to get other boys to perform oral sex on him in a school bathroom. Not much later, he was placed in sex offender treatment for exposing himself to a younger relative, but while he was in treatment, he molested yet another underaged girl.
According to Reduxx:
Between the ages of 19 and 30, McSean would commit several more sex offenses, primarily against minors. He told the evaluating psychiatrist that he repeatedly raped a 16-year-old girl in 1995, as well as engaged in oral sex with her 11-year-old brother. He also stated that he moved in with two girls aged 14 and 16 in 1998, raped a 15-year-old girl, and molested a 14-year-old.
At age 30, he was arrested for sodomizing a 12-year-old girl after giving her marijuana. He received a suspended five-year sentence and three years probation. McSean said that while in the community, he committed a number of sexual assaults for which he was never charged, including molesting children as young as 8 at the Salvation Army, and raping unidentified male and female children.
I didn’t even get to the incest, the kidnapping, or that one time he raped an African-American woman while telling her his ancestors owned slaves and that she should call him “master”. I could keep going but I think you get the point. If you want to read more about the merry adventures of Mr. Kelly McSean, I highly recommend you read the full article on Reduxx. It’s a testament to the degeneracy of the gender identity cult that I can find common ground with a website that describes itself as feminist.
But the story doesn’t end there. After being imprisoned for some of his countless crimes, escaping the prison, and being caught three days later, Mr. Kelly McSean has been held at the the St. Francois County Jail in Missouri. It’s there that he alleges he suffered traumatic mistreatment, sexual harassment, and, get this, sexual abuse at the hands of the staff.
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A violent sex offender who has admitted to raping children as young as 8 has filed multiple discrimination suits alleging he is being denied women's panties while in pretrial detention in Missouri.
Kelly McSean identifies as a "trans female."https://t.co/wHBreirCe7
— REDUXX (@ReduxxMag) January 1, 2024
I’m sure you’re assuming the boys at the prison just couldn’t keep their hands off such a beautiful woman, but the “sexual assault” he described was just a routine strip-search. The issue was, presumably, that it was done by male officers instead of female ones. You know, because he’s a woman and it was inappropriate for his “breasts” and penis to be exposed to men instead of women, like him.
But worst of all was the fact that he was consistently “demeaned” and “misgendered” while in custody. The officers wouldn’t even give him access to gender-affirming treatments and items such as women’s underwear. How barbaric!
According to Reduxx:
McSean has alleged the various “mistreatments” have caused him anxiety, sleep issues, nightmares, high blood pressure, a los of appetite, migraines, crying spells, and more physical and psychological issues. He has requested damages ranging from $50,000 to $100,000 per defendant and per concern. In one of the filed complaints alone, the total requested damages exceed $14,900,000.
One of McSean’s lawsuits was filed with two other inmates as co-Plaintiffs, both of whom were involved in McSean’s escape from the jail in January – Aaron Sebastian, a sexually violent predator who sodomized a young girl, and Dakota Pace. McSean identifies both of the men as “friends” of his. In their lawsuit, the three criminals allege mistreatment at the hands of St. Francois County Jail staff.
Truly, these women in the prison system have it rough.
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