I WORRY I'LL CARRY OUT MY URGE TO HURT CERTAIN PEOPLE..

I've still got the urge to physically and sexually harm people... but only named individuals. I don't feel I can trust myself | Q: Do you regret threats to rape, torture & murder your own mother? A: Absolutely not...

- DAVID RALEIGH

A TRANSGENDER sex offender who was freed from jail yesterday after serving time for threats to torture, rape and murder her mother said: "I enjoy the impact my actions have caused." Barbie Kardashian, 23, was speaking outside Limerick Prison after serving two-and-a-half years of a five-and-ahalf year sentence.

The serial offender, who has 15 convictions including making threats to kill, sexual assault and assault causing harm, said she still had an "urge" to physically and sexually harm named individuals.

She added: "I don't regret any of my actions. I don't have any remorse.

"I enjoy the impact my actions have. I enjoy hurting people. I enjoy making people suffer.

"I enjoy the fact my mother felt so scared she was going to get murdered, that she had to leave her house. It makes me feel power. I like having control over people." She said if she did harm anyone, she would enjoy "really enjoy watching" them "suffer" and their "screams would be music to my ears".

She added: "Now I am in public, I just don't feel like I can trust myself...I do feel I have a really strong urge and I worry I will carry out that urge.

"I only target people who have caused me suffering. So someone walking past me, I am not a risk."

Gardai were aware of the comments, including against members of the prison service and other individuals.

A spokesman said: "Officers in Limerick are aware of the remarks." Commenting on the alleged threats, an Irish Prison Service spokesman said: "Any act or threat of violence against an officer is unacceptable.

"Any criminal act, including assaults or threats on a staff member, is reported."

SUICIDAL

While in custody Kardashian, whose birth name was Gabriel Alejandro Gentile, was locked up for 23 hours a day and segregated from the rest of the prison population.

She said being isolated in custody was "horrendous, terrible, really bad".