Parricide—the killing of one’s parents—is a recurring theme I found in my years of reporting on trans violence. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the Zizian trans death cult, where it was elevated to a religious-like tenet. Members believed it was righteous—even a duty—to take revenge against “transphobic” parents. Pre-order my true-crime investigation here: hachettebookgroup.com/titles… Last year, Collin “Mia” Bailey was convicted of m—rdering his parents in Utah. He is one of many, many trans people who have killed their parents. Bailey blamed his mother for allegedly interfering with his planned trans surgery. He believed she contacted the hospital to warn staff that he had serious issues requiring attention. As revenge, he decided to kill his entire family—even though he admitted his father had supported him. After fatally shooting his mother and father, Bailey also fired into his brother’s bedroom but narrowly missed. On social media, trans activists praised Bailey and called for his release. “Free Mia,” they wrote. For trans radicals, parricide is not merely excused—it is socially validated. They encourage one another to stockpile firearms, “bash back,” and kill “transphobes.” Their ideology casts biological family as an obstacle to be replaced with a new “family” of fellow “dolls.” ngocomment.com