Trans Homeless Man Tries To Kid Small Boy, Thwarted by Family Dog

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The mainstream media has once again failed to cover a story that goes against their narrative of acceptance and tolerance. A homeless man, Joshua Freyermuth, who identifies as a cross-dressing woman, attempted to kidnap an 11-year-old boy in Alliance, Ohio on Sunday. Freyermuth, who goes by the name “Vicky,” was charged with attempted kidnapping after he tried to grab the child while dressed in makeup, a long blonde wig, and pearls.

According to the police report, Freyermuth approached the boy and said, “I need to talk to you.” The report suggests that this was an attempt to lure the boy away from his property and his dog. However, the boy refused and with the help of his family’s dog, was able to get away. The dog’s aggressive behavior towards Freyermuth forced him to stumble back and run away. The boy’s father, Zachery Thurmond, recounted the incident, stating, “When he grabbed my son’s arm, my dog attacked him.”

Freyermuth denies the charges and claims he was not even present at the time of the attempted kidnapping. He further argued that he had no marks of a dog bite on him. However, witnesses and evidence suggest otherwise. Police reported that Freyermuth was wearing white high heels at the time of the incident and that he left them behind as he ran away.

The fact that this story has not garnered more attention from mainstream media is alarming. In addition to the attempted kidnapping charge, Freyermuth also faces drug charges from a separate incident just two days prior. Police found methamphetamine in his car and received complaints that he was driving around in circles and attempting to speak to children.

It is concerning that the media is not giving this story the attention it deserves. If this had been a different circumstance, such as a white man attempting to kidnap a child, there would undoubtedly be widespread coverage. However, because the suspect in this case is a cross-dressing individual, it seems that the media is choosing to ignore the story. This is a clear example of the media’s selective reporting and their hesitation to report on incidents that do not align with their agenda.

Furthermore, the fact that Freyermuth is homeless and clearly struggling with drug addiction adds another layer to this story. It sheds light on the issues of mental illness and substance abuse within the homeless community, which are often overlooked by the media. This is an opportunity for the media to address these important issues and start a conversation, yet they have chosen to remain silent.

The attempted kidnapping of an 11-year-old boy is a serious and alarming incident that should not be ignored or downplayed by the media. It is important for the safety of our communities that these types of stories receive the same level of coverage and attention, regardless of the suspect’s identity or appearance. It is time for the media to prioritize the safety and well-being of our children over their own biased agendas.

Source: SilverCircular