Do Women have a penis?

 

Adam Graham - Transgender Rapist

Adam Graham, 31, aka 'Isla Bryson', is the third Scottish transgender rapist to make the headlines in the past week. He was found guilty of raping two women with "her penis" and has been sent to a specialist unit at the all-female Cornton Vale prison.

Jonathan Mallon, 40, was sentenced to life in prison in 2014, on a conviction for rape. He targeted women in changing rooms and restrooms. On January 15, he began to identify as transgender and sought transfer to a women's prison. He's now begun to refer to himself as "Charlene", and has allegedly been bragging that he will be in a women's prison by spring.

Albert Caballero, 50, abducted and raped his care worker. On January 21, he began to identify as a "woman", demanding cosmetics and a transfer to a women's prison. Cabellero, now calls himself "Claire."

Katie Dalatowski, 22, a transgender serial child sex offender, was sent to Cornton Vale, after violating the conditions of his sex offender registration. He was sent to a women's institution, despite his long history of sex attacks against young girls in public facilities.

While these individual cases should not be seen as being indicative of the typical behaviour of transgender men, Home Office Data, does suggest that male sex offenders may be exploiting transgender rights. The proportion of male-born trans women in the prison system who are sex offenders, is between 60% and 61.3%. This figure, that was provided in a written answer by justice minister, Victoria Atkins, to Tim Loughton MP, is far higher than the figure of 18% of the general population held in male prisons who are jailed for sex offences.

What these figures might suggest is that men who commit sexual offences are more likely than others to claim to be transgender. Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, may well have opened up Pandora's Box with her Gender Reforms in Scotland if the Bill gets Royal Assent.