We've told you a bit about J.K. Rowling's work to fix the issues at the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Center (ERCC) after the since-resigned CEO, a 'trans woman' (read: man) named Mridul Wadhwa further victimized women who sought help at the ERCC. Rowling set up her own crisis center solely for women.

Sandy Brindley, another employee of the ERCC, who allowed Wadhwa to further harm women who survived rape and sexual assault, went to the media to play the victim card and blame J.K. Rowling. It did not go well for Sandy.

This is even more damaging to Sandy. 

Rowling shared a letter from a rape survivor.

An open letter to Sandy Brindley from a Scottish rape survivor. pic.twitter.com/cN4UfyJQbL

— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) September 25, 2024

Absolutely maddening and heartbreaking what this woman suffered at the hands of trans activists.

And what a powerful statement at the end of the letter:

Yes, I've written emails that have further involved my [sic] in this absolute mess created by the insistence that men can be women, but the alternative is to shrink back in silence and let people more powerful than me do whatever they want, which is exactly what i did that night 18 years ago. I'm not doing that again. I am saying to you now: 'No, Stop.'

Good for Paula. More women need to be as brave and strong as she is.

She really, really needs to leave. I don’t know how she has the audacity to keep clinging on at this point. I’d be too humiliated.

— Hazel Appleyard (@HazelAppleyard_) September 25, 2024

Sandy appears incapable of feeling shame.

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I feel like Helen Joyce's book title "When Ideology Meets Reality" perfectly describes things. Top level administrators have all sorts of "ideas", but never think about what applying those ideas means in reality.

— Shellac 🟦 🟥 🟨 ⬜ (@Tachardiella) September 25, 2024

Perhaps. But often it feels like the chaos and unrest is by design.

A really powerful letter that goes deep into the lasting trauma and how it has been exacerbated by a facility designed to help them.

The Scottish government desperately needs to have an inquiry and to learn the lessons from this.

— Neill Giles (@GilesNiall) September 25, 2024

Very powerful.

Traumatizing rape survivors is a hate crime against women.

Prove me wrong.

— Skylar Gwynn (@SkylarGwynn) September 25, 2024

It would be a hate crime if the target were any other demographic.

Only women have been told to shut up while men erase us, invade our spaces, and victimize us.

It is nigh-impossible for me to express how much I loathe and despise this narcissistic gender ideology cult.

— MB (@grognardgaming) September 25, 2024

It really is. They deserve all the contempt.

Powerful. These women deserve justice.

— Jeremy H. 🦉🏁 (@JeremyH418) September 25, 2024

They do.

The abuse to these victims continues. All parties involved in this need to be held accountable. https://t.co/r9cAXj5ISq

— january (@tweetajanuary) September 25, 2024

Every single one should be held accountable.

I hope you all read every single word of this letter. 🔥🔥 https://t.co/nNrBW5AOL8

— Brattybratt (@brattybratt) September 25, 2024

Yes. Read and remember every single word.

Why haven't the managements of the ERCC and the RCS been sacked yet? https://t.co/4EfflM99Hj

— Martin Cleaver - 🇪🇺🇺🇦❌❌ (@MCleaver) September 25, 2024

They're hoping this'll blow over so they can keep putting the needs of delusional men before women who survived rape.

This letter from an abused rape survivor shows why Brindley cannot be allowed to continue in her position. https://t.co/ezTvpBkSwA

— Becky Argyle (@ArgyleBecky) September 25, 2024

No, she cannot.

Anyone who supports trans ideology the way she does -- over the needs of actual women victims -- needs to be sacked.