A man is scheduled to be executed in Missouri for raping and murdering a woman. The twist to this case is that, within the last four years, the man in question began to “identify” as a woman. His plea for mercy is that he suffers from mental health issues tied to an appalling childhood. Separate from the heinous crime for which he was convicted and whether he deserves any mercy, this tragic story highlights the mental illness lurking behind much of the so-called “transgenderism” we’re seeing.
The story is simple and horrible:
The first openly transgender woman set to be executed in the U.S. is asking Missouri’s governor for mercy, citing mental health issues.
Lawyers for Amber McLaughlin, now 49, on Monday asked Republican Gov. Mike Parson to spare her.
McLaughlin was convicted of killing 45-year-old Beverly Guenther on Nov. 20, 2003. Guenther was raped and stabbed to death in St. Louis County…
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