
Judge Rules Transexual Burglar Has Rotten Life And Must Remain Free
THEA Cox has been caught stealing make-up and women’s clothes. Thea is arrested and now up before The Beak.
Cox, 54, has been handed a12-week prison sentence for possessing an offensive weapon as she burgled student flats at Exeter University. She is ordered to wear a tag, which means police can keep tabs on her as she revisits the scene of past crimes to have another go.
So here she is before Recorder Kevin Hann, at Exeter Crown Court. Jail looms. Says Hann:
“This is such an unusual case - you’ve had a rotten life fighting the demons within yourself and have been able to stay out of trouble for many years until recently.
“It seems to me you have reached something of a turning point. A lot of people are trying hard to keep you on the straight and narrow.
“These are very unusual circumstances. I have decided that to activate the suspended sentence would be unjust.”
In short, he has escaped jail. Thea, aka Timothy, tells us:
“I have had a remarkable amount of abuse. I’ve been hit with sticks and stones and had a hand put up my skirt to check on my gender. People need to be more aware and understanding, but they are ignorant and loutish.”
It’s nothing short of criminal.
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November 5th, 2009 at 7:47 pm
If your fist isn’t arthritic agw, it must have a been a female, although back in our young day it was a bit difficult to tell which was which, although beards were a clue…..
November 5th, 2009 at 7:39 pm
Someone made a pass at me once.
It was years ago and I’ve forgotten when and where.
Does this make me a lost child of my times?
Confused,
St Mark’s Home for the Terminally Eager
November 5th, 2009 at 7:20 pm
Yes, some do seem to have a real hatred for men. Granted not all men are loveable but … that is rather carrying it to the extreme.
November 5th, 2009 at 6:24 pm
Cheryl
It was one of the people who worked with the dog charity I was involved with.
There are people who don’t see people as people, but as sexual objects. I did, on reflection, rather think this person was trying to score one off on my husband, and her amoral nature did rather put me off gays. Her hatred of men was astonishing.
I do have a few of my clients who are gay, and they are in steady relationships, BUT they do tend to want to discuss the more nitty gritty stuff than other clients do, and apart from their pets I really do not want to know…that goes for the heterosexual couples too.
November 5th, 2009 at 5:48 pm
June, I am surprised that the woman approached you considering you were married but not overly surprised she was vindictive on the turn down. Some women can be real bitches by nature, as I’m sure many men would attest to when getting divorced and who gets what is being decided.
Over here now sexual preference is usually not a factor in getting a position in most private industry or Congress. In fact, now many corporations’ health insurance policies will permit the partner to be covered under the policy if they show they live together with intents of permanency. Example, shared bank accounts, lived together for over a year. There were many same sex preference people where I worked and other place I had worked over the years but I never saw nor heard of one approaching a heterosexual with intents. However, I did see the ‘effects’ of a breakup on one woman, who was in a high position, when she came to the office one morning with two black eyes and face all scratched up. Women can indeed be vindictive!
November 5th, 2009 at 4:53 pm
Gosh what a lot of guff. Personally the bible has no relevance in my life and I only
asked a simple question. I condemned neither transexuals nor homosexuals
only suggesting it was strange in my view to lump them together. This is because they are different from each other and heterosexuals. It is the differences that make the world go round. It does not mean I believe that any one group is better or worse or should be subject to different laws but only a fool would deny there are not differences arising from sexuality just as there are differences between genders,nationalities, religions, etc.
November 5th, 2009 at 4:52 pm
Cheryl
I have never had any truck with the bible, but its good manners not to flaunt ones’ sexuality on strangers. Most people, like me, aren’t bothered that gays are gay, but why do we have to be told on immediate first acquaintance?
Some years ago a female gay made a pass at me, which I rejected, one reason - I am not gay and she was therefore not my type and another I am already in a relationship.
If a straying male makes a pass at me ,and his advances are unwelcome, I make it very clear, and he usually gets over it, the female gay was very vindictive about being rejected despite knowing of the existence of my husband.
November 5th, 2009 at 4:39 pm
Cheryl - people are afraid of what is different to how they are or what they know.
that is the root cause of most of the hate in this world, IMO….
November 5th, 2009 at 4:24 pm
Clive, they shouldn’t need organizations to represent them to give them the same rights that heterosexual people have or be more accepted. What causes people to look down upon those who have same sex partners or change their gender as ‘different”? Because the Bible tells them so? Hell and damnation preaching preachers? Religions they are raised in? Taught to at home and in schools? The Bible and religions supposedly teach the word of a Higher Being, which people fall back on to condemn others. Yet, the bible was written by mere mortal humans supposedly based on the preachings of a Higher Being. All of the asundry religions/churches are run by mere mortal humans which preach their own interpretations of the Bible, that was written by mere mortal humans, and the religions write their own laws they expect people to adhere to, who believe in that religion.
So what does make them supposedly ‘different ‘from heterosexual people? They can’t procreate together? Who says couples have to have children, except in that bible written by mere humans. Today more and more people are choosing not to have children. They are condemned for the intimate acts they perform together behind closed doors. Many people find the thoughts of what they do together as same sex partners disgusting. That is interesting and quite hypocritical, as the acts they have together are the same acts heterosexual people have together behind closed doors.
November 5th, 2009 at 12:41 pm
Moderator - thanks.
I think I was being hung out as a homophobe but in my mind, although I may have been clumsy with words used, a transexual is quite different from a homosexual.
I am aware of organisations representing “Gay, Lesbian and Transexuals” and this is what prompted my query - it is an artificial banding in my vview.
There is a popular Scottish singer who was born with male characteristics, went on
to have gender reassigned and is now regarded as a lesbian.
But maybe not !
November 5th, 2009 at 8:59 am
Clive being gay IS NOT A LIFESTYLE CHOICE….! Yes i have to shout to get over the wall of ignorance on this page
People are born gay - get over it
most people in this country are mature enough to accept that
Clive being transsexual IS NOT A LIFESTYLE CHOICE.
Gender Dysphoria is a proven medical condition and if not treated can lead to severe mental illness.
If this is not the case then why is it treated on the NHS
The only known cure for people with severe gender dysphoria is reassignment
some people are trans - get over it
Moderator - perhaps read Clive’s post again?
November 4th, 2009 at 6:39 pm
Clive, I didn’t know the transexuals were ‘happy’ to be lumped with homosexuals as a generic band of people who are looked upon as different by those who once again judge others by what they consider the ‘norm.’
There is still much debate over what causes a person be a homosexual and chose that lifestyle. Is it truly a free made choice to be of that lifestyle or it is a gene factor in many? I often hear people talk or jokes about a husband or wife who loses their spouse to a same sex person. Was it a bad marriage that drove that spouse to seek a same sex partner or was it something that was within them from birth to cause them to finally seek the same sex person?
November 4th, 2009 at 5:32 pm
This is a serious query.
I understand and sympathise with transexuals and accept that gender reassignment
is desirable in almost all cases.
What I do not understand is why transexuals are happy to be lumped in with gays and lesbians as a generic band of people who are different.
Their’s is a gender issue while homosexuals’ is a lifestyle.
Can anyone clarify for me ?
November 4th, 2009 at 5:28 pm
It is a pity a transexual is condemned and at times physically abused by many in the public who feel they have the right to heap abuse on those they think don’t fit their idea of the norm.
I worked with a transexual and they were a very nice person. We would sit and discuss at times where we bought our clothes or what hairdressers we used but there were those who were nasty and mean and drove them to quit to escape those judgmental and narrow minded people.
November 4th, 2009 at 4:03 pm
agw - that’s the problem though - exactly where do you bang them up? the judge probably recognised that there were a damn sight more problems trying to sort out which prison she/he should go to than letting old Thea toddle off into the sunset, brandishing her offensive weapon…..?
November 4th, 2009 at 3:35 pm
I had a car called Bertie once
November 4th, 2009 at 3:22 pm
Its that tiller again……………
November 4th, 2009 at 2:51 pm
If this individual’s gender issue was the subject of any sort of plea of mitigation during an an open court trial then all facts are reportable.
The granting of any “gender recognition certificate” cannot assure anonymity where criminal proceedings are taking place. Trial in secret, and thence unreported, leads in very short order to tyranny and the abrogation of the Rule of Law.
I think Anorak’s point here may be being totally missed. It is not commenting on the gender issue but the way that issue is being treated by others.
Incidentally, whatever gender the person happens to be, I should not like to meet them on a dark night or even a sunny summer afternoon while observing Ladies’ Tennis.
Guilty as charged M’Lud and definitely in possession of something which could do others harm.
Lucky not to have been banged up in my humble opinion…but then, what do I know?
November 4th, 2009 at 2:43 pm
I’m not sure which is more out of place. Me being referred to as a correspondent or the Exeter Express and Echo being called a tabloid. I expect it’s an unexpected honour for us both
November 4th, 2009 at 2:36 pm
Apparently, I’m not allowed to say his former name was Albert
November 4th, 2009 at 2:34 pm
Yampster
Your dad called Liz then?
November 4th, 2009 at 2:04 pm
Correspondent makes you sound posh Yampy
November 4th, 2009 at 2:00 pm
I used the word “probably” to avoid stating fact, ‘fact’ or “fact”.
Check your inbox.
Moderator -state whether it is legal or illegal, not ‘probably’
November 4th, 2009 at 1:45 pm
Dad? Is that you?
November 4th, 2009 at 12:25 pm
“In short, he has escaped jail. Thea, aka Timothy, tells us:”
I’d get that changed if I were you. Better still leave it out altogether. She’s not a “he”. You don’t reveal someone’s previous name, particularly if they’ve been granted a gender recognition certificate. You’re probably breaking the law yourselves.
Just because the tabloids get away with fomenting transphobia does not give you licence to attempt the same. That goes for your correspondent “yampster”.
Moderator - all posters are entitled to their opinions.
perhaps clarify your views on what is legal and illegal before you state it as ‘fact’
November 4th, 2009 at 11:31 am
Possessing an offensive weapon? She’s still pre-op then