News about Susan Smith

Feminists have accused the Scottish Government of 'engaging with fantasy' after a report claimed that it's 'not just women' who experience symptoms of the menopause. The guidance, which campaigners have slated as 'insulting and demeaning', comes in a report on NHS Scotland's employee policy. The Scottish Government has ordered every health board in Scotland to implement the new approach after staff said that they wanted more support to manage symptoms at work. It told boards: 'Effective management of colleagues with menopausal and menstrual health symptoms can help to improve team morale, retain valuable skills and talent, address inequalities and reduce sickness absence.

ROBERT HARDMAN: There was no shortage of people wanting to join this party. In fact, just nine minutes after going online last month, all the tickets had gone for a night of rich comedy at one of Edinburgh's most fashionable nightclubs. The audience would be a very mixed bag, as it turned out. According to one organiser, they spanned 'radical separatist lesbians, libertarian males, geeky unwashed students and middle-aged Daily Mail readers'. They all had one thing in common, though. They all wanted to have a good laugh at one of the most absurd laws since Henry VIII's beard tax. And there is certainly plenty to laugh (or cry) about with regard to Scotland's new Hate Crime and Public Order Act. Indeed, over the last few days, it has united judges, police officers and pretty much the entire Scottish public in their mockery of a chaotic exercise in virtue-signalling by the country's ruling Scottish Nationalist/Green alliance. This is a law which makes it a 'hate' crime to abuse a man in a dress but not a woman wearing the very same dress. For, while it offers specific protections for those who are trans-gender, non-binary or simply cross-dressing, it does not offer similar protections for women.

After making a string of posts about trans women online, JK Rowling was told by Police Scotland that no further action would be taken against her. They were not considered criminal by the police, and they were not found to be unlawful,' according to the department. The Harry Potter author, who dared police to arrest her for misgendering convicted trans sex offenders, said she wished that all women who protested gender issues would now be treated equally under the rule.

Susan Smith, 52, exchanged with at least seven different men while in jail, and now has transcripts of hundreds of voice and text messages. They are just 27 years old. The murderer mom answered when she asked if she wanted to keep up with him: "The problem is whether you can keep up with me." Smith was serving a life term for drowning her two children in a South Carolina lake in 1994 and will be eligible for parole later this year.

Susan Smith, a murderer who was sentenced to life in prison for drowning her two sons in a South Carolina lake almost 30 years ago, was seen telling one of her many male admirers that she'could be a good stepmom.' Smith, 52, who has been in jail since she was 22, is in contact with at least half a dozen men from behind bars at the Leth Correction Facility in Greenwood, South Carolina. Smith has now accepted the prospect of being a mother again, with less than a year remaining before her next parole hearing. During a phone call last month, she told one of her suitors that she 'could see herself around children,' The Messenger reported. 'You'd be so proud, babe,' the admirer yelled.' Smith's next parole hearing is scheduled for November 2024.

Since advertisements for cancer screening procedures said they were open to 'individuals with a cervix,' women are being 'erased' from official medical advice, it has been reported. When promoting cervical cancer screening, the Scottish Government was chastised for refusing the use of the word 'women' when advertising the tests. Many biological women may be confused by the medical terms, rather than being advised that all women eligible should be tested, according to Women Scotland.

Susan Smith is exchanging flirty messages with at least six men in jail while serving life for her two sons' murder. At Leath Correctional Institution in Greenwood, the mother from South Carolina has been in touch with the men from behind bars. In the game The Sims, one of her lovers has even created a fictional story about their lives together, naming a child Michael in honor of one of her sons she drowned.

MailOnline examines several other murder cases in which a body was never found as killer uncle Stuart Campbell refuses to reveal the whereabouts of his niece and is refused parole. If no body has been found, it has been extremely difficult to convict murderers. However, there have been instances where confessions and witnesses have implicated the murderer, and advancements inforensic science and technology have made it possible.

Rachel Ferguson, 21, and Abi Nixon, 18, said they were 'practically naked' for spraying tan sessions at Ayrshire College's Kilwinning Campus in 2021. Bryson, 31, who began identifying as a woman after being charged with sexual offenses but now has a penis, was found guilty of raping two women at the High Court in Glasgow this week. Nevertheless, it has been revealed that the defendant, despite being unable to enroll in a beauty course while awaiting trial, was able to enroll in a beauty course under the name Annie Bryson. Students described Bryson as 'overpowering' and 'disruptive,' implying that classmates were unashamed when questioning the perpetrator's behavior before Bryson was finally asked to leave the program. After being charged with this, Miss Ferguson, 21, said: "It really scared me to look back and see (Bryson) was watching me with no clothes on." It makes me feel sick and abused. We should have known about these allegations had been released. We didn't know it was wrong, but it's not right that we didn't know.'

Isla Bryson, (left), the transgender double rapist who was initially sent to an all-female prison, had been enrolled in a beauty course while awaiting trial. Adam Graham, formerly known as Adam Graham (inset), attended Ayrshire College's Kilwinning Campus (right) in 2021, according to MailOnline. After being charged for sex offenses, the rapist began taking the beauty course, which reportedly involved both classroom study and practical applications. Following a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow this week, Bryson, 31, was found guilty of raping two people in 2016 and 2019. After outrage from campaigners, politicians, and a United Nations human rights specialist, the criminal was moved to a male prison today. Bryson will return to court for sentencing next month.

After seeing the victims online, Isla Bryson (right this week) was a shaven-headed Adam Graham (left) with a Mike Tyson-style face tattoo when carrying out the violent sex attacks in 2016 and 2019. However, Bryson, 31, who was charged with two rapes, appeared in the court as a woman despite not completely transitioning and still having a penis. Joanna Cherry, a feminist SNP MSP in Edinburgh, was slammed for the decision to transfer the sex attacker to Cornton Vale prison, where an all-female jail slammed the law that can only be committed by someone with a penis, and that's a man.' And I think we should call out what happened here. I'm really worried about the wellbeing of women prisoners, with whom a convicted rapist has been detained.' "To many people, it will seem that this convicted rapist has gamed the system in order to seek and win admiration, not to end up in a women's prison," she said. Campaigners have slammed the 'disgusting' decision to send the convicted transgender rapist to a segregation unit at a women's prison for up to a month, despite risk assessments that are being carried out before sentencing. On Twitter today, the hashtag #NotOurCrimes is trending as a woman protested the decision. Miriam Cates, a Tory MP, told MailOnline, "It's almost impossible to believe that a man convicted of raping two women in a civilized society will be remanded in a women's prison."

When they carried out the violent sex attacks in 2016 and 2019, Isla Bryson was a shaven-headed Adam Graham with a Mike Tyson-style face tattoo. After being charged with the rapes, Bryson, who claimed to have had sexual problems since the age of four, started transitioning from a man to a woman in 2020. The perpetrator denied the allegations, telling jurors that any sex was consensual, but Bryson denied that she did not like sleeping with women, and that they made the 'first move'. During the hearing, there was no mention of the 31-year-old having a gender recognition certificate. Yesterday, Bryson was found guilty of the two rapes. It's reported she is being held in a segregation unit at Cornton Vale women's jail, where the perpetrator will be assessed before sentencing to see where she will spend her term. Activists have condemned the move, which follows out controversies surrounding Nicola Sturgeon's Gender Recognition Bill (GRR), which will allow anyone over the age of 16 to'self-identify' as the opposite sex without the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria.

According to the Scottish study, considering moving away from 'gendered healthcare' could alienate the trans community. According to experts who compiled the essay, transgender people may be uncomfortable if they need the services of a 'woman's health care clinic.'

An influential transgender health group with nearly 100 members, some in the NHS, believes that a eunuch is a genuine 'gender identity,' which needs to be treated with 'gender affirmative' care. Over the weekend, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) updated its'standards of care' guidelines. A new chapter on caring for 'eunuchs' is included in the 260-page paper. It also suggests that medical professionals consider castrating people who identify as such. The new standards' developers, which include NHS doctors and representatives of UK trans charities, believe that castration will help some eunuchs better conform to their 'gender identity.' A eunuch is a man who has been castrated. They would have been slaves or slaves who had their sex organs removed against their will historically, according to history. They served religious roles and in some cultures, they were involved in espionage and clandestine service. In the television series Game of Thrones, actor Conleth Hill played Lord Varys, the eunuch spy master in the movie Game of Thrones. His appearance was coerced to be depicted as a child. Although the body's recommendations are in no way binding, WPATH is still very relevant.

Ellen Salton, 56, has been embroiled in a controversy after erecting the signs to discourage local people (left) from enjoying a popular park (right) in Tredomen, South Wales, starting in 2004. Susan Smith, 74, petitioned Caerphilly County Borough Council (inset) in 2019 for the footpath to be declared a public right of way, but the pedestrian path was still accessible to the bluebell woods. Under Section 53 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, the local authority proclaimed it a new public right of way in 2019. Ms Salton appealed the decision, arguing that there is a 'conspiracy' against her.

Following the introduction of the Period Products Act, Jason Grant has been given the post in Tay. He will make up to £36,126 in his Scottish government-funded position, which will also include discussions of the menopause. However, the SNP-run council has come under fire for its appointment, with accusations of 'institutionalized mansplaining' and "peak gender terminology.' According to the business owner and fitness consultant, a married father-of-three from Dundee, his gender would help'encourage more open debate' on the subject. Mr Grant served as an account manager with Imperial Tobacco before transferring to become a fitness coach, but after a change of career, he became a 'entrepreneurial business owner.'

Experts agree that the decision to give all adults a third jab last winter, in reaction to the introduction of the highly transmissible Omicron version, was a success. We are one of the world's best-insured countries in terms of vaccinations. However, there is still a lot of Covid around. Although cases are now down from a high in mid-July, more than two million Britons have the disease. In addition, there are also several new sub-variants that promote infections.