A transgender cult is under investigation for the murder of an ICE agent in January.

After Maland's murder, the FBI found an arsenal in Bauckholt and Youngblut's vehicle that included pistols, hollow-point ammunition, night vision goggles, radios, helmets, electronic devices wrapped in aluminum foil, and more.

In North Carolina, where they lived before traveling to Vermont, it was reported that they lived in a box truck and frequented the property covered in black clothing.

The federal prosecutor's office has requested that bail be denied to Youngblut, citing her connections with individuals accused of violent acts and the dangerousness of her extremist beliefs.

Meanwhile, many transgender activists have publicly urged people not to cooperate with authorities and celebrate the murders committed by the group. An X account, allied with the Vallejo defendants, posted after Lind's death: "Ladies and gentlemen, we got him" (Ladies and gentlemen, we got him), in a clear celebration of the murder.

On the other hand, the scourge of violent attacks provoked and influenced by insecure transgender individuals, such as the recent murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has become a worrying reality in the United States. In the face of this problem, strict measures must be taken to put an end to these tragic events once and for all.

The murder of United States Border Patrol agent, David Maland, which occurred on January 20, 2025, near the border with Canada, has been linked to an extremist network known as the "Zizianos": a radical group of highly educated trans individuals with esoteric beliefs and connections to multiple murders in the United States.

The investigation focuses on Felix "Ophelia" Bauckholt, a German transgender citizen and former mathematics prodigy, and Teresa "Milo" Youngblut, a transgender student at the University of Washington.

A week before the attack, both were reported by staff at a motel in Lyndonville, Vermont, for carrying weapons and black tactical clothing. When authorities visited them, they claimed to be looking for properties and left the motel on January 14.

On January 20, during a routine checkpoint in Coventry, Vermont, Youngblut shot and killed agent Maland. In the confrontation, Bauckholt was killed by other agents. Youngblut was injured and is in custody.

The weapons used in the shooting are linked to Michelle Jacqueline Zajko, a bioinformatics researcher and person of interest in a double homicide in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, in 2023.

Zajko is part of the "Zizianos" circle and is believed to have acquired land near the site of the shooting in Vermont. Although she has not been formally charged, her blog posts ideologically connect her with Jack "Ziz" LaSota, the alleged leader of the sect.

LaSota, who identifies as a woman, is considered the mastermind behind the group. She is known for her radical writings on political violence, transhumanism, veganism, and anarchism.

Although some of her followers claim she died in 2022, it is believed that this story was staged to evade authorities. A source revealed that LaSota lived with Bauckholt and other followers in an Airbnb in North Carolina since 2023.