The Delaware State Police announced they arrested a black female hate crime suspect who allegedly racially abused employees of a Mexican restaurant and made threats to shoot them and blow up the business. 

Aiyanna Winstead, 21, of Laurel, Del., allegedly called the Taco Chabelita Mexican restaurant on Dec. 30, 2023, and made threats to kill the employees. She also allegedly shouted racist statements at the staff. According to the state police, Winstead was furious over a food order dispute involving a family member. That 43-year-old family member was charged with second-degree criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.

Winstead was arrested on Jan. 2 and charged with a felony hate crime and four counts of making terroristic threats. 

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Biased media and trans activists claim transphobic legislation is behind a trans activist candidate in Ohio being disqualified from the ballot. However, Vanessa Joy, who was running for the Ohio House of Representatives for District number 50 as a Democrat, violated state law when Joy failed to disclose a name change. The law, which has an exemption for those whose name changes through marriage, allows the public to vet candidates who may have been known under other identities.

Joy, 42, has never publicly disclosed who they were prior to recently adopting the name, "Vanessa Joy." Joy has even petitioned a judge to seal the name change record, which was denied. I can exclusively report that Joy was previously known as Jeremy Michael Adams. Under that name, Joy filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy—something that was not told to potential voters.

In addition, Joy did not disclose to the public that they're a sex worker. As recently as November 2023, Joy posted pornographic video of Joy masturbating to images of women. Joy uses the online monikers "vanesstradiol" and "sarcux" to promote their OnlyFans account, which advertises "pay-per-view" pornographic videos and photos. 

When presented as male, Joy lived as a heterosexual man and fathered a child, who is now a toddler. "I much prefer being a #mom over being a #dad," Joy wrote on Instagram. In a disturbing post on the Threads social media platform, Joy wrote about using a sex toy dilator in the same room with their young child. "I’m not in love with the fact that he saw my dilators sitting on a table and knew what they are," Joy wrote.

In a Reddit post last year, Joy wrote: My favorite part of transitioning? Looking down and seeing boobs. On me. My own." 

Joy's social media history shows extreme leftist views and that they used dehumanizing language to refer to conservatives. 

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A 27-year-old trans pedophile drove 70 miles across state lines to meet who she thought was a 13-year-old girl. Instead, a camera crew with "Predator Catchers" was there to meet her with the police.

Aaron Blaze Clark, who uses the name "Alice," was arrested on Nov. 4 at a Walmart in Winchester, Ind. Clark drove from Liberty Township, Ohio to meet who she thought was a child from the "Her" lesbian, queer dating app. Clark was charged with child solicitation and attempted child molesting, both felonies. 

In the "Predator Catchers" sting video published on YouTube, Clark admits to being a pedophile.

"You said you were okay with having sex with a three-year-old," said one of the men from the "Predator Catchers" group, referencing alleged text exchanges.

"Yes, and it sounds so wrong, but there's grey areas to it," Clark responded. When questioned about her pornography habits, Clark says she is into "lolicon," a genre named after the Vladimir Nabokov novel character "Lolita," where prepubescent girls are placed in sexual contexts.

Later on, Clark tried to defend herself and said she didn't have intentions to abuse "Katie," the alias of the fake child decoy. "I really wasn't going to go through with anything unless she was okay with it... like, anything sexual."

According to court documents, Clark exchanged explicit, sexual messages with the decoy. She has pleaded not guilty and bonded out of Randolph County jail in Indiana on Nov. 16. She retained a private defense attorney and has a court hearing scheduled on March 7, 2024, with a speedy trial set on the calendar for April 8.