Multiple Utah residents were confused during the active manhunt for trans-identified male shooting suspect “Mia Bailey” whose given name was Collin. Initial reports from police and media stated that Bailey was a woman, in keeping with the new custom of identifying a person, even criminal suspects, according to their gender identity instead of biological sex. The murders took place in Washington City, Utah on Tuesday June 18.
Bailey, 28, has confessed to arriving at the home of his parents, Joseph and Gail Bailey, before shooting and killing both of them. He also allegedly shot through a door at Cory Bailey, his brother. A shelter in place order was issued by police due to the ensuing manhunt, with police telling Washington City residents that they were on the look out for a woman who was “armed and dangerous.”
Washington City resident Kelsie Halls spoke to The Post Millennial about the confusion that residents had when they found out they’d been looking for a woman but it was a man who was the suspect. When asked about the confusing messaging, she said that on the evening of June 18, all they were hearing from authorities was the name. “It was all just Mia Bailey, Halls said. […]
— Read More: thepostmillennial.com
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