Eunuch who stabbed athletics officials over questions of his eligibility to compete as a woman still holds women's Parkrun record. Female athletes aren't pleased.

Fury is mounting over the revelation that the Aberystwyth Parkrun women's record is still held by a eunuch who brutally slashed and stabbed three UK Athletics staff over questions of his eligibility to compete as a female athlete.

What's the background?

Michael Jameson, who changed his name to Lauren Jeska, attempted to murder Ralph Knibbs at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium in March 2016.

According to the Guardian, at the time of the attack, Jeska's status as a female athlete was under review, as there were concerns he had a significant advantage over the real women with whom he was competing. The murderous transvestite had, after all, bested women in the 2010, 2011, and 2012 English Fell Running Champion and as well as in the British Championship in 2012.

Jeska, who did not "transition" or have his testicles removed until he was 26 years old, reportedly refused to provide relevant samples of his testosterone levels and other documentation to the governing body, prompting officials to void his race results in September 2015.

After questions were raised about his eligibility, Jeska packed up two large kitchen knives and traveled nearly two hours from his house in Wales to the offices of UK Athletics in Birmingham.

In Birmingham, he savagely stabbed Knibbs in the head and neck, leaving a hole about an inch wide. A witness said it looked as though the transvestic eunuch was "trying to skewer meat."

The premeditated murder attempt, which the judge presiding over Jeska's case indicated was executed with "chilling precision," left Knibbs with limited vision in both eyes.

The BBC reported that in the "cool, calculated attack," Jeska also grievously injured two other UK Athletics employees, Kevan Taylor and Tim Begley, who had tried to intervene during the attack.

Police indicated that "Jeska carried out a violent and unprovoked attack on a man whose sole objective was to enable [him] to compete. [He] will now have plenty of time behind bars to contemplate the devastating consequences of [his] actions."

Jeska was ultimately given an 18-year sentence.

Women's record-holder despite all his stabbing

Mara Yamauchi, former Olympian and British elite marathon runner, was among the first to highlight the abuse of the Parkrun's gender self-identification policy by opportunistic men, reported the Daily Mail.

Yamauchi indicated earlier this week that a Parkrun female group course record had been "smashed to smithereens by a trans-identifying male" and possible put "out of female hands forever."

The Olympian and other feminists noted that Jeska still holds the top two women's records for the Aberystwyth Parkrun, a weekly competition held in Wales.

According to the Parkrun's official records, Jeska has a time of 17:38 in the Aberystwyth run and is also ranked first in the Bryn Bach Parkrun and third in the Heaton Parkrun, both in the women's category.

Heather Binning, founder of the Women’s Rights Network, told the Telegraph, "I am lost for words that a male is stealing what should be women’s records first of all, and setting these records that will not be broken — these records are frozen, women won’t beat them."

Binning added that it was "gobsmacking," not just that the violent eunuch in jail for stabbing innocents over the question of his eligibility would still hold the title, but that he was "in a women’s prison despite politicians' mealy-mouthed words that violent male offenders should not be in the female estate."

"Politicians are turning their backs and sports associations are frightened and are being hung out to dry," continued Binning. "More people take part in Parkrun than the Olympics — it does matter. The grassroots is where the elite athletes come from — girls and women will not in these circumstances want to participate."

It appears that the actual top female in the Aberystwyth parkrun is Charlotte Morgan, who had a time of 17:55 on June 24, 2017.

Jeska is eligible for parole in 2029. It is unclear whether Parkrun will permit him to resume competing against women.

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