A transgender woman accused of a brutal murder spoke in a jailhouse interview. Karon Fisher, 20, expressed no remorse for the incident, which authorities have described as one of the most heinous murders ever recorded in Houston.
The video of the crime garnered widespread national attention due to its extreme brutality. A shocking incident captured on video depicts Fisher’s disturbing actions as she runs over a man not once, but twice. In a brazen act of violence, she then proceeds to jump on top of him, kiss him, and mercilessly stab him in broad daylight.
Cameras and cellphones were prohibited during the interview at Harris County Jail. Taylor and Fisher found themselves on opposite sides of a small room, with only a glass window separating them.
Steven Anderson, a 65-year-old retiree, had a long career spanning over 20 years at MD Anderson.
Fisher stated that the murder was entirely arbitrary, and it could have occurred to anyone on that particular day. According to detectives, Anderson was tragically killed while on his way to collect his mail.
Fisher recounted the incident vividly recalling the moment she found herself standing over his lifeless body. Despite never having any prior interaction with him, she felt an inexplicable connection.
She has always been aware of her mental health struggles throughout her life. At the age of 16, she bravely revealed her true identity as transgender and unfortunately found herself involved in prostitution. She recounted her memories of being young and feeling overwhelmed with emotion while staying at motels, believing that she had no other choice but to resort to desperate measures for shelter.
Fisher repeatedly expressed gratitude for her survival and acknowledged that she would take responsibility for her choices.
His daughter expressed deep concern, emphasizing the universal nature of the situation and its potential impact on any individual or their loved ones. She is seeking justice for her father and hoping that Fisher will be imprisoned.
Anderson’s daughter hopes that people will remember him for his kind-hearted nature, his willingness to help others, and his sentimental side.
