Schoolgirl, 13, sexually assaulted by trans pervert who told judge he ‘wasn’t attracted to females’

A schoolgirl was sexually abused by a male-born transgender pervert, who has now been sent to a men’s prison, despite going by female pronouns.

Natalie Wolf, 47, born Ryan Haley, allegedly tried to grope his 13-year-old victim’s chest and touch her groin during the attack, a judge in Newcastle, England, was told.

Wolf claimed he was the victim of a conspiracy, insisting the police and jury had been “hypnotized” into convicting him.

He also accused the victim of “lying through her teeth,” callously telling the judge, “I’m not even sexually attracted to females in that way,” the Newcastle Chronicle reported.

The victim, who is now an adult, feared she would be raped by Wolf, during the attack in Sunderland, England, and told the court her “shame and self-doubt” led to her not reporting the abuse, according to the report.

She also refused to refer to Wolf by female pronouns as she explained in her statement to the judge during sentencing on Nov. 28.

“I know you as Ryan Haley, a man who sexually abused me. There are few things more isolating than living in a body you don’t feel safe in. I’ve carried shame, self-doubt and a sense of disconnection from myself,” the victim told Wolf.

“I’m left carrying what they did. It made my body feel like a battlefield. Watching them celebrate their life and body feels like salt in my wounds. While I’ve watched Ryan move forward, I’m left carrying what he did,” the victim said.

“Ryan, you destroyed me as a child, a teenager and an adult. Today you are finally going to face justice. Today, Ryan Haley, you are going to get what you deserve,” the statement concluded.

Wolf was convicted of sexual activity with a child and sentenced to three and a half years in a male prison.

Wolf has 13 previous convictions, but none for any sexual offenses, as well as a personality disorder and mental health issues, the court heard.

He was also slapped with an indefinite restraining order, a sexual harm prevention order, and must sign the sex offenders register for life.