Hulking trans powerlifter is BANNED from competing in women's events after slew of vile threats - but female-born rival who complained gets even LONGER suspension
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A record-breaking transgender athlete has been suspended for threatening rivals that criticized her participation in women's sports.

Anne Andres, a transgender powerlifter who set an unofficial women's world record last year, has been banned from participating in any events for six months by the Canadian Powerlifting Union.

Records viewed by DailyMail.com show that the complaints against Andres include bullying, discrimination, harassment and racist behavior for comparing herself to ethnic minorities and 'wishing death upon,' at least one other powerlifter.

Andres competitor April Hutchinson was suspended by the union for one year for publicly criticizing Andres involvement in the women's competition.

In one instance, Andres posted about a law passed in Alberta that bans transgender women from competing in women's sports and attacked the Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith as well as people who supported the legislation.