‘Transgender’ man who murdered his parents over opposition to ‘transition’ surgery said he doesn’t regret it
Collin Troy Bailey, a 30-year-old man who identifies as a transgender woman, confessed to murdering his parents over their opposition to his gender transition surgery. In a police interrogation video, Bailey expressed no regret for his actions, blaming his parents for his decision. He has been sentenced to two consecutive 25-year-to-life sentences for the crime.
- ▪Collin Troy Bailey shot his parents in their Utah home in 2024 after they refused to fund his gender transition surgery.
- ▪Bailey stated in an interrogation video that he does not regret the murders and blamed his parents for his actions.
- ▪He attempted to shoot his brother after killing his parents, but the brother escaped unharmed.
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News ‘Transgender’ man who murdered his parents over opposition to ‘transition’ surgery said he doesn’t regret it Collin Troy Bailey, 30, said that he shot his parents to death in their Utah home because his mother tried to stop his ‘gender transition’ surgery. PhotosbyAndy/Shutterstock DougMainwaring 0 Doug Mainwaring Comments 0 Sat May 23, 2026 - 2:59 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — A recently released police interrogation video shows a man who identifies as a “transgender woman” calmly confessing to murdering his parents, saying that he did so because his mother objected to so-called “sex reassignment surgery.” Collin Troy Bailey, 30, who uses the name “Mia,” killed his mother and father in 2024 in their Washington City, Utah, home after they didn’t agree to fund his “gender transition”…
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