Baby-killing trans death row inmate in California women’s prison to get boob job funded by taxpayers

Jessica Marie Hann, who went by Jason Michael Mann previously, started identifying as a woman in 2019, as reported by Reduxx.

Hann's previous arrest came after he admitted to killing two of his children once they were born. Their bodies were found 1,500 miles apart from each other in separate storage units.

The remains of his 10-week-old daughter were placed in a "blue Tupperware-type container" inside a unit in Arkansas. Hann had hit his daughter over the head, breaking her skull in 2001.

Prior to the murder of his daughter, Hann had also killed his one-month-old son. He was facing 30 years on the charge in 1999. He was moved to death row after his conviction for the killings in 2013.

His girlfriend, Krissy Werntz, also took part in the killing of the daughter and was put into the Central California Women's Facility (CCWF).

In 2019, he started identifying as a woman while on death row and was transferred to the general women's population in 2020 after an observation period. However, with legislation from an executive order from Governor Gavin Newsom, the death penalty has been suspended.

Werntz, allegedly fearing for her life, was granted an emergency transfer before Hann made it into CCWF.

Hann is now awaiting a breast augmentation subsidized by taxpayers.

A women's advocate, Amie Ichikawa spoke to Reduxx in their report about the case. She is the founder of Women II Women, an organization that represents incarcerated women's rights.

Ichikawa explained her concerns, saying, "Incarcerated women have been overlooked and forcibly made to be the losers of every political game possible when legislators need to dump a problem or sweep something under the rug out of the public’s eye."

Ichikawa said that women in prison "are quietly watching themselves being erased while men, who have penises, get facial feminization surgeries, laser hair removal, Adams apple reductions… all paid for with your tax dollars."