Mick Hartley

Hannah Viramontes, the woman accused of an alleged three-day kidnapping and violent assault in Colorado Springs, faces a $250,000 bond to be released from custody. https://t.co/ctJVwmWESX

— The Gazette (@csgazette) December 11, 2024

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Except he's a man.

Again from Genevieve Gluck at Reduxx:

A trans-identified male residing in Colorado has been charged with sexual assault, kidnapping, and false imprisonment after taking a woman hostage for three days. On November 30, Hannah Viramontes, 26, took the unidentified female victim captive to abuse as a “sex slave,” and told her he would kill her if she tried to escape. Viramontes, previously known as Cameron Mauldin, is accused of brutally beating and torturing the victim before she was able to escape and contact authorities.

Local news reports have referred to Viramontes simply as a “woman,” with no mention of his transgender status or biological sex.

He beat the woman, and sexually assaulted her.

When officers arrived on the scene, they discovered the victim had sustained multiple serious injuries, including “severe” bruising to her face. She was also riddled with puncture and bite marks, and was taken to a hospital for treatment, where a doctor determined she was at “a substantial risk of serious permanent disfigurement.”

But, such is the power of the gender cult, the press lied rather than say the attacker was a man. Following cult doctrine overrules any requirement to tell the truth.

Also:

Reduxx has also learned that Viramontes had previously played American-style football on a local women’s team. According to a 2021 Facebook post, Viramontes played the contact sport against female opponents on the Rocky Mountain Thunderkatz as a linebacker.

The team, which is semi-professional and under the umbrella of the Women’s Football Alliance, has boasted of being “LGBTQ inclusive,” and has previously made posts using the progress pride flag filter on Facebook.