Has a trans-identified man convicted of strangled baby He filed a lawsuit He accuses President Donald Trump of inciting sexual assault on him in prison.
The fall Cordelione, born Jonathan C. Richardson, claimed that he was raped by other male prisoners at Westville Correctional Facility in Indiana, and that his claims were ignored by security guards.
“We are patriots and even if you tell us, Trump will forgive us and probably give us a medal.”
Cordellionè allegedly in a handwritten lawsuit he was attacked by numerous other prisoners who specifically cited the president as a reason for his ability to hurt Cordellionè without penalty.
Richardson chose to move to 2020 in 19 prison, but the state refused to pay for the surgery. The American Civil Liberties Union jumped on the case and won the court in 2023. Forced Indiana taxpayers to draft a bill for Richardson’s transgender surgery.
Cordellionè was convicted in 2011 for strangling his then-girlfriend’s 11-month-old daughter. He was sentenced to 55 years in prison.
He said he was assaulted after being moved from Newcastle Correctional Facility, where he was in special custody, to an Indiana men’s prison.
“Now, President Trump, and we won’t even get in trouble because of the f**king you overtake,” one assailant is said to have told Cordelione.
“We are patriots and even if you told us, Trump would forgive us and probably give us a medal,” another assailant said.
Cordellionè is seeking $3.5 million in damages from the president. The lawsuit says Trump’s rhetoric contributed to prisoners’ 8th amendment violations for cruel and unusual punishment.
He argues that Trump’s rhetoric has promoted discrimination between prison guards and officials.
“I’ve seen your news, and personally I don’t think US taxpayers have to pay for your surgery.” “God doesn’t approve of transgender or gay, so what do you think will happen when you’re dressed like a woman and have a t** in a man’s facility?”
Daily Mail It has been reported A White House spokesman has issued a brief statement about the lawsuit.
“President Trump has vowed to protect biological women from gender ideological extremism and restore biological truth to the federal government,” read the statement.
Cordelione was also suing after the prison pastor was allegedly restricted him from wearing a hijab. In the lawsuit he allegedly was a member of the American Theosophical Society.
An ACLU spokesman praised the 2023 ruling as a civil rights victory.
“Today we’re a huge victory for transgender individuals in Indiana prisons,” said Ken Falk at the time. “It is unconstitutional to deny evidence-based medical care to those imprisoned just because they are transgender. I’m pleased that the court agreed.”
A 13-page lawsuit was filed on April 1st.
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