Transgender Matricide in Southern California
Crimes allegedly committed by inductees into the Transsexual Violence Hall of Horrors include matricide. Fox News reports:
Angela Caprioli, 61, was found dead Monday at a home in Laguna Beach [California], according to the Laguna Beach Police Department. …
[Her son Safford] Wolfson, 36, was arrested Thursday on suspicion of murder after investigators previously identified him as a person of interest in the case.
Neighbors report hearing intense arguing.
Psychological decay often produces warning signs before exploding into violence. Via the New York Post, a neighbor reports…
…that the house where the alleged slaying occurred is a longstanding eyesore in the neighborhood due to vegetation overgrowth and that police have frequently been called to the address over the years.
On social media, the formerly normal-looking but now freakish Wolfson describes himself as a “trans girl looking for fun in LA.”
Wolfson’s LinkedIn profile says he co-founded Kevin’s House LLC, a Southern California dual-diagnosis sober living and assisted adult care facility that provides services for people facing mental health challenges.
Looks like his own mental health challenges proved more than he could master. This is often the case in the transgender community, where psychiatric aberrations are encouraged rather than constructively addressed.
On a tip from DCGere.
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