Trans rapist Isla Bryson ‘boasts about bedding fellow con and reveals twisted six month relationship'
It's not the first time the sex beast has formed a relationship behind bars
SICK HOOK-UP Trans rapist Isla Bryson 'boasts about bedding fellow con and reveals twisted six month relationship'
TRANS double rapist Isla Bryson has reportedly boasted about bedding a fellow sex fiend behind bars.
The sicko, born Adam Graham, also made a twisted revelation about a six-month hookup at HMP Edinburgh.
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Trans rapist Isla Bryson wears a blonde wig and pink women's clothes
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The fiend was caged over a double rape he committed as a man
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The sicko is banged up on a male landing at HMP Edinburgh
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In a vile phone call - obtained by the Daily Record - the monster said: "Can I be honest, I am glad I'm in a male jail and do you know why?
'Because if I was in a female jail I'd never be able to have relationships or meet guys."
Referring to his relationship with a fellow lag, Bryson added: 'I met him in the jail.
"I was with him for six months and then he got moved.
'I was sleeping with him for six months. And basically he got moved."
It's understood that Bryson's lover is doing time for child sex abuse and drug offences.
The pervert was caged for eight years in 2023 over a double rape he committed as a man named Adam Graham.
The beast was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh after having been found guilty of sex attacks on two vulnerable mums.
Bryson was handed an 11 years extended sentence, eight of which will be spent in custody and then an extension of three years on licence when he is released.
Judge Lord Scott told Bryson: "Your vulnerability is no excuse for what you did to these two women."
Listen as double rapist Isla Bryson hits out at Nicola Sturgeon over trans rights and claims she's worried most about children
After being found guilty of rape, Bryson was sent to HMP Cornton Vale, a women's prison on the outskirts of Stirling.
The move sparked backlash over safety fears and Bryson was eventually moved to HMP Edinburgh.
The scandal came after the Scottish Government's controversial Gender Reform Bill passed in the Scottish Parliament.
We previously revealed that Bryson hooked up in jail with a drug-dealing paedo.
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Bryson has reportedly boasted about sleeping with fellow sex beast
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Sources said the fiend and fellow beast wing, Jason King, have struck up a relationship.
The pair have been dubbed 'beastie partners' by other cons.
Sex offender restrictions mean they aren't allowed visitors to their cell — so instead they meet up in the nick's communal areas to 'touch each other'.
A Scottish Prison Service spokesperson said: "We don't comment on individuals."
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