ng. She also noted that his ex-partner, the mother of the victim, had not fully validated his gender identity after he expressed it.
So the mother was to blame. Of course she was. The poor man was struggling with gender dysphoria and his bitch of a wife wouldn't fully validate his new gender identity. What else could he do but repeatedly sexually abuse their young daughter?
“Compounding matters, you had only started to transition in around 2021 and your gender identity was not fully accepted by those around you, including [ex-partner]. Your Counsel submits that at the relevant time you were ‘completely lacking connection in [your] life’ and were experiencing ‘pervasive feelings of rejection and lack of self-worth,'” the Judge stated.
Harper was ultimately sentenced to 4 years and 9 months imprisonment, a steep drop from the maximum 25 year sentence that was available. Prior to delivering the decision, Judge Karapanagiotidis noted that the sentence was lenient, noting: “the sentence that I am about to impose on this charge is lower than the standard sentence.”
He will be eligible for parole just 2 years and 6 months into his sentence.
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