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Unsettling Text Messages Surface After Transgender Ex-Lawmaker Is Arrested - The Way He Discusses Toddlers Is Sickening

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The case surrounding New Hampshire’s first transgender state representative has taken a horrifying turn shortly after he was charged with a disturbing set of crimes.

The disgraced ex-lawmaker, 39-year-old Stacie Laughton, was arrested last month on a slew of child pornography charges. The state alleges that Laughton, born Barry Charles Laughton, was sent explicit photos of young children mid-diaper change by his former intimate partner, daycare worker Lindsay Groves.

If you think the heinous machinations against defenseless kids couldn’t get any sicker, buckle up.

A criminal complaint filed against the former legislator Monday contains text messages allegedly exchanged between Laughton and Groves. The depravity of these messages becomes instantly clear once seen.

WARNING: The following narrative and linked criminal complaint contain graphic language that some may find disturbing.

The complaint states that on June 7, Laughton asked Groves “So you would let me f*** the little girls that you work with,” which Groves then confirmed.

An even more disturbing conversation seems to have taken place nearly a week later, as explicit pictures of two 3-year-old victims, a male and a female, were reportedly sent to Laughton from the daycare.

GROVES: I took these for you today so I’m horny.
LAUGHTON: Oh you said sexting
LAUGHTON: Is that a little girl
GROVES: I wasn’t being serious
GROVES: Yes that’s a little girl
LAUGHTON: i like that I would like to see more of the p**** but I like that it
f***ing hot
LAUGHTON: Is that one of the girls we get to play with
LAUGHTON: That little boy pulling up his shirt looks like
GROVES: The boy was getting a diaper on that’s why his shirt is up
LAUGHTON: Oh
LAUGHTON: Did the girl give you an issue
GROVES: No
GROVES: The boy didn’t either

Other conversations too vulgar and explicit to republish can be seen through a link to the original criminal complaint.

Should the death penalty be on the table for sexual crimes against children?

If you don’t believe in the death penalty for non-violent crimes, you just might change your mind after reading the details of these two depraved individuals.

A total of three minor victims have been identified so far, all of which have been exploited and the abuse recorded and allegedly received with enthusiasm by Laughton.

This isn’t Laughton’s only brush with the law.

In 2022, just days after his November re-election, the transgender lawmaker was arrested after repeatedly violating a stalking order. The order was originally taken out in July of that year before Laughton violated it for the first time in September.

A decade before the stalking incidents, Laughton was elected to office in New Hampshire, but withdrew entirely after prior prison terms were revealed. The crimes then were fairly innocuous compared to later accusations — just a bit of identity and credit-card fraud.

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In 2015, Laughton was arrested again for calling in a bomb threat against a New Hampshire medical center.

Six years after that, in 2021, Laughton found himself behind bars for allegedly sending text messages to a local 911 system with no real emergency to report.

Where does the Democratic Party find these people?

Even a cursory glance at Laughton’s criminal history would have seemingly disqualified him from being hoisted to an elected office by any political party. Instead, the transgender lawmaker found support and praise from his colleagues.

Unfortunately, it seems the act with which Laughton finally did himself in left multiple innocent victims in its wake. These young children must now go their entire life with the trauma allegedly dealt by one of the left’s progressive darlings.

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Jared has written more than 200 articles and assigned hundreds more since he joined The Western Journal in February 2017. He was an infantryman in the Arkansas and Georgia National Guard and is a husband, dad and aspiring farmer.
Jared has written more than 200 articles and assigned hundreds more since he joined The Western Journal in February 2017. He is a husband, dad, and aspiring farmer. He was an infantryman in the Arkansas and Georgia National Guard. If he's not with his wife and son, then he's either shooting guns or working on his motorcycle.
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