Beloved Trans Woman Jax Gratton Found Dead

Transgender woman Jax Gratton was found in a Lakewood, Colorado alley two months after she went missing. Police haven't yet determined the cause of death, but have classified her death as suspicious.

A Rosary Service for Jax Gratton was held June 9 at the Highlands United Methodist Church. It was very important to her mother that the Rosary was performed, but for those who wish to skip this part, friends and family begin her memorial at 51:47.

Her mother, Cherilynne Gratton-Camis, announced the tragic news on Facebook Saturday.

Gratton-Camis confirmed to Denver7 that Gratton’s decomposed body was discovered in an alley in the 9600 block of W. Colfax Avenue on Friday.

She said a detective told her he visually identified Gratton through her tattoos.

"I'm very thankful for that because I would be waiting weeks," Gratton-Camis told Denver7

Rest In Peace Jax Gratton

Police seek 3 juveniles in Acid Attack on Philly Trans Woman

Following the incident, the police video shows the juveniles boarding SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line at 52nd Street and getting off at 60t Street.

The victim, a 25-year-old transgender woman, said she was walking on the first day of Pride while listening to her headphones when she felt a searing pain on her face and legs.

The attack happened on Sunday, June 1, in the unit block of South 51st Street around 1:40 p.m.

She was treated at Temple University Hospital’s Burn Center for second and third-degree burns on her face and leg.

On Friday, June 6, police released surveillance video of three juveniles they were looking to identify in connection with the assault, Fox 29 reports.

The faces of the juveniles were blurred by police due to their age. However, one of the juveniles wore an easily identifiable hoodie.

If you have any information about the juveniles or the assault contact Southwest Detective Division at 215-686-3183 or 215-686-TIPS(8477). You can also submit a tip by text to PPDTIP (773847) or email tips@phillypolice.com. Anonymous tips can be made online at www.phillypolice.com.