@AnungIkwe @WDI_USA @Ichinita310 @WomanIIWomaninc @WomensLibFront @kdansky This is how much hatred the State of California has for the female sex. You really have to hate the female sex to send sadistic rapists and blood thirsty killers of women to women's prisons. Males like Masbruch and Warfield (Dana Rivers) are NOT women. They hate women.

The State of California sent Richard, "Sherri", Masbruch to a women's prison. He tortured women with electrical wires before raping them. The women didn't want him there. I don't know where he is now.

The State of California sent David Warfield, "Dana Rivers", to a women's prison. He slaughtered a lesbian family, shooting their son, shooting and stabbing the lesbian couple. Charlotte Reed was shot and stabbed 40 times in the head, neck, and upper torso. This was a premeditated, bloody and brutal triple homicide caused by his deep seated hatred and envy of actual women.

"Dr. Rogers proceeds to talk about the gunshot wounds found on Reed. There were two gunshot wounds, one on the front left side of the chest, the other on the front side of the left shoulder. The bullet that caused the former wound passed through the ribs and left lung. Since there was no exit wound, the bullet remained in the lung. This wound also contained “stippling,” or gunpowder residue; stippling is only present when the gun is very close to the target when fired. There was hemorrhaging associated with this wound, meaning that Reed was still alive at the time she received this wound. The second bullet wound, the one to the shoulder, also had hemorrhaging and signs of stippling. This one penetrated soft tissue.

He also details multiple stab wounds (“deep” cuts) and incise wounds (“shallow” cuts), he reckons over 40 total: 28 on head/neck area, 12 on torso, one on right arm, and some on both hands. He goes through them, one by one. Of note is that some of the stab/incise wounds had hemorrhaging, while others did not. This means the assailant stabbed Reed while she was still alive and continued to stab her after she died. He adds that some of the wounds were consistent with a double-edged blade, some with a single-edged blade, and others were indeterminable.

The testimony then turns to a series of extremely graphic photographs of Reed’s body and her wounds. Of note is the cut to Reed’s left hand. The prosecution asks if this could be due to Reed employing self-defense; Dr. Rogers says, “It’s a possibility.”

https://www.karadansky.com/state-v-dana-rivers-updates