Trans double rapist Isla Bryson demanded £5,000 from BT after getting letters ... trends now
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Trans double rapist Isla Bryson demanded a £5,000 payout from BT after they called they sent her letters with the pest's 'dead name' on calling the convicted sex offender a man, a report claimed.
The telecoms company reportedly addressed letters to the 31-year-old criminal by her former name, Adam Graham.
Bryson then demanded the £5,000 payout after claiming they she was treated as a 'second class citizen', in a letter written from prison almost a year ago in an extraordinary rant about the 'ordeal'.
The rapist - who was convicted at the High Court in Glasgow - is said to have written, 'I have been asked them to change my name for almost a year but I keep letters with my dead name on it,' in a letter to the Sun's Scottish office.
Isla Bryson, 31, (right), who was born Adam Graham (left), was convicted of raping two women while a man
Bryson reportedly complained that BT were 'still addressing me as Mr' after sending then 'proof of my gender identify'.
The prisoner reportedly said they eventually got an apology and an offer of £140 in compensation, but rejected the
