Convicted Trans Murderer In CT Loses Bid For Taxpayer-Funded Surgery

October 27, 2025

*A Connecticut Department of Correction photo of Veronica-May Clark, formerly known as Nicholas Clark.*

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Earlier this month, Reduxx reported that Nicholas Clark, who changed his name to Veronica-May Clark in 2021, has been refused state-funded trans surgery.

In July 2024, a US District Court ruled in favor of Clark, supported by the deeply controversial ACLU of Connecticut which called the ruling a "hard-fought victory for trans rights in CT, as well as the rights of incarcerated people."

“Today’s ruling is a hard-fought victory for trans rights in CT, as well as the rights of incarcerated people,” said Elana Bildner, ACLU Foundation of CT senior staff attorney.

Read the court's order in favor of Veronica-May Clark in Clark v. Quiros: https://t.co/pUewT7m8pz pic.twitter.com/sr4aDYGyp7
— ACLU of Connecticut (@acluct) July 29, 2024

However, on October 6, 2025, that decision was reversed in the Connecticut court of appeals by Judge Vanessa Lynne Bryant, who argued that “inmates have no clearly established rights” to receive surgeries upon request.

*Screenshot, United States Court of Appeals For the Second Circuit*

Clark is serving a 75-year sentence for the murder of his estranged wife’s partner (60 years) and for the brutal attack on his former wife (15 years), also at that time.

The murder took place in 2007 in Waterbury when Clark lived in Newtown.

Reduxx is a go-to source that covers trans and "queer" madness internationally, reporting on news that most media outlets won't cover due to their shocking and disturbing nature.

The detailed Reduxx report links to previous news reporting and court records.

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See: Trans-Identified Male Killer Who Savagely Beat Estranged Wife, Murdered Her Partner Loses Bid for State-Funded Surgery (Reduxx)

Previous reporting: CT agency must provide gender-affirming care to transgender prison inmate, judge rules (CT Insider, August 2, 2024)

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