1. Suspected murderers sex lies
2. Gender deception in murder cases.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
Last week, the BBC News website reported on a disturbing alleged murder case in Brighton. According to the article, a 70-year-old Brighton woman appeared in court on suspicion of brutally hacking her 70-year-old husband to death with a samurai sword. Local news outlets such as Brighton and Hove News and the Argus also covered the story of the alleged killer.
However, it has come to light that all these media outlets have misled their readers. The suspect in question, Joanna Rowland-Stuart, is actually a man. Furthermore, his late husband, Andrew Rowland-Stuart, was also a man.
Uncovering the Truth
While mainstream media outlets tiptoed around the issue of ‘misgendering’, online investigators delved into the couple’s background and uncovered the facts. The Gender Critical Woman blog revealed that before his retirement, Joanna Rowland-Stuart worked as an equality and diversity manager for Sussex Learning and Skills Council in Brighton. He was actively involved in the local trans community and participated in events alongside Sussex Police and Brighton Kemptown MP, Lloyd Russell-Moyle.
Prior to their marriage in 2006, the couple identified as ‘lesbians’, with Andrew briefly adopting the name ‘Angie’ as part of his transgender identity. Despite this, Andrew eventually transitioned back to identifying as a man.
The Diversity and Inclusion Industry
Joanna Rowland-Stuart’s involvement in the diversity, equity, and inclusion industry in Brighton was extensive. He played a significant role as a representative of the LGBT Community Safety Forum, advising public bodies on matters of inclusion and hate crime. Footage unearthed by spiked contributor Malcolm Clark shows him advocating for ‘safe spaces’ at Pride parades.
Transparency and Trust
The handling of this case by journalists and Sussex Police raises important questions about transparency, honesty, and trust. Despite Joanna Rowland-Stuart’s male sex and transgender identity, both media outlets and law enforcement referred to him as a woman without any qualifications. This disregard for accuracy and objectivity in favor of accommodating preferred pronouns undermines public trust, especially at a time when confidence in the police and mainstream media is already low.
Refusing to acknowledge the reality of Joanna Rowland-Stuart’s sex not only perpetuates a falsehood but also erodes the credibility of those responsible for reporting the truth. Upholding the law and presenting factual information should take precedence over appeasing individuals’ fantasies about their gender identity.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the misrepresentation of Joanna Rowland-Stuart as a woman in media coverage and police statements highlights the importance of upholding truth and integrity in reporting. While respecting individuals’ choices is essential, journalists and law enforcement must prioritize accuracy and honesty to maintain public trust.
Jo Bartosch is a journalist advocating for the rights of women and girls.
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