La Chica Trans de La Picota: “cuando me condenaron a 39 años, sentí que mi vida se acabó”
Conducta Delictiva
698,358 views
Michelle, known to many as the trans woman from La Picota prison who sang to Westcol, breaks her silence on Criminal Conduct. Behind the video that went viral on TikTok lies a life marked by pain, difficult decisions, and a sentence that changed everything.
She endured a very tough childhood, then served in the military, hiding her true identity. She married, had a daughter… trying to fit into a life that didn't feel like her own. Today, she is serving a 39-year prison sentence, though she maintains her innocence.
In this episode, you'll learn her full story: her childhood, her identity, her experience in the war, her marriage, her time in prison, the discrimination she faced, and how, in the midst of confinement, she decided to be who she always was.
She also talks about the song ("Accept Me As I Am"), the moment that led to her going viral, and the impact it had, even on her daughter. An uncomfortable, human, and hard-to-ignore story. #criminalconduct #podcast
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Esto no es de juzgar, si no de analizar, como dice el dicho caras vemos corazones no sabemos.
La Chica Trans de La Picota: “cuando me condenaron a 39 años, sentí que mi vida se acabó”
Conducta Delictiva
698,358 views
Michelle, known to many as the trans woman from La Picota prison who sang to Westcol, breaks her silence on Criminal Conduct. Behind the video that went viral on TikTok lies a life marked by pain, difficult decisions, and a sentence that changed everything.
She endured a very tough childhood, then served in the military, hiding her true identity. She married, had a daughter… trying to fit into a life that didn't feel like her own. Today, she is serving a 39-year prison sentence, though she maintains her innocence.
In this episode, you'll learn her full story: her childhood, her identity, her experience in the war, her marriage, her time in prison, the discrimination she faced, and how, in the midst of confinement, she decided to be who she always was.
She also talks about the song ("Accept Me As I Am"), the moment that led to her going viral, and the impact it had, even on her daughter. An uncomfortable, human, and hard-to-ignore story. #criminalconduct #podcast