Transgender vegan cult member accuses guards of de-transitioning her in court

A suspect a member of a radical “zizian” cult has been forcibly removed from California courts After claiming that the officer said he should kill her for a transgender person.

Alexander “Somni” Leatham, a 29-year-old trans woman from Hills in California, was one of five alleged members of a group of radical vegans, many of whom were identified as Trans, who were on Tuesday to Superior Court Solano.

Leatham claimed that the officer told her that “she deserved to be shot for a transgender person while he had a gun and I in the chains” According to Sfgate. Leatham and others in the group face accusations regarding a series of killings across the country culminating in January killing an American border patrol agent along the northern border.

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The 29-year-old reportedly went to a missed anger on Tuesday, accusing the authorities of trying to de-predict her.

“The court hormonal me for a quarter of a decade as part of the therapy program for a conversion of sponsored in the country,” she said, according to SFGATE. “I’m not suicide. I was never suicide.”

“If I was killed in police detention, it was a murder!” Said Leatham.

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Judge John B. Ellis ordered Leatham to be taken to an insulating room before hearing, saying that because of his behavior he could appear with a camera, Sfgate reported.

“If the defendant Leatham cannot behave alone, it can be moved to the insulation cabin,” Ellis said.

Members of the Zizinians were accused or appointed persons who were interesting about six deaths across the country, including a stab of an 82-year-old renovate in January, a shot of US AGenth Patrol in Vermont in January and a double murder of an elder Pennsylvania in 2022.

Leatham and Suri have faced accusations of murder after being arranged for rent with the owner Curtis Lind, who ended up with Zizian follower Emma Borhanian Knno shot Lind in self -place. Lind was injured by a samurai sword during an altercation.

Lind bought a property, setting up 20-meter trailers and shipping containers on the ground so that they could rent them to people who couldn’t afford housing costs in Vallejo, said Patrick McMillan, a tenant living in a mobile home on the property, said San Francisco Chronicle. Lind also lived on the property.

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The group lived in a trailer groove, McMillan said the chronicle. Initially, they paid the rent, but they stopped paying during the pandemic.

“He had an agreement that he would fix his vehicles, and then he would leave,” said Linda’s daughter, Dina Morrill, for the newspaper.

“The truth is that they jumped him,” Linda’s son, Carl Lind, said Ktva.

Lind managed to shoot two of her alleged attackers, killing one of them, Borhanian. Prosecutors concluded that the owner acted in self -defense.

“After being attacked, he took out a gun and shot in two, killed one of them,” McMillan told The Chronicle. “The other had three goals in the chest.”

The owner remained seriously injured after the group attacked him with a samurai sword. McMillan told Ktva -in the sword “scored through his back with about his foot he stretched out in front.”

Lind survived the initial attack, but was then killed in the second attack on January 17, 2025. Maximilian Snyder, 22 years, another member of “Ziz”, was arrested and charged with his murder, according to the court records he received by Fox 13 Seattle.

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The next hearing was set up for April 22 at 9 o’clock Fox News Digital addressed Leatham’s lawyer.

Associated Press contributed to this report.