If this cuck governor had any balls, he would’ve offered an amnesty in exchange for him picking up women’s lacrosse.
Missouri has executed Amber McLaughlin, 49, for the murder of her ex-girlfriend in 2003, making it the first time in the U.S. that an openly transgender person has been executed.
McLaughlin died from lethal injection at 6:51 p.m. Tuesday, the Missouri Department of Corrections said. “I am sorry for what I did,” wrote McLaughlin in her final statement, which was released by the department of corrections. “I am a loving & caring person.”
McLaughlin and her attorneys petitioned Republican Gov. Mike Parson for clemency, asking him to commute her death sentence. The clemency request focused on several issues, including McLaughlin’s traumatic childhood and mental health issues, which the jury never heard in her trial. It says she suffers from depression and attempted suicide multiple times.
The petition also included reports citing a diagnosis of gender dysphoria, a condition that causes anguish and other symptoms as a result of a disparity between a person’s gender identity and their assigned sex at birth.
However, Parson’s office denied the request for clemency, saying in a statement that the family and loved ones of her victim, Beverly Guenther, “deserve peace.”
There was no known case of an openly transgender inmate being executed in the U.S. before, according to the anti-execution Death Penalty Information Center.
It’s obvious that men were attempting to go tranny to get out of prison. It worked for Bradley Manning, but I think that window is closed.
Scott “Amber” McLaughlin brutally raped and murdered ex-girlfriend Beverly Guenther, and also had a historical sex offender registration due to a 1992 conviction for raping a 14-year-old girl.https://t.co/aPS6HW2xNT
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