Transgender sex worker fatally shot client who demanded his money back at Crissy Field, according to court documents.

Leniyah Butler, also known as Christopher Butler, was working as a sex worker on Nov. 12 when the victim approached him.

Butler asked the victim if he wanted a date, to which he replied yes, adding that he was looking for “everything,” documents state. After discussing price, the victim said he needed to stop at an ATM and the defendant agreed to get in his car.

After stopping at an ATM, the victim insisted on driving to Crissy Field, despite the defendant wanting to pull over somewhere close. The defendant stated it felt like he was taking him “out of his element” since it was 20 minutes from where he picked him up.

At Crissy Field, the defendant performed oral sex on the victim, documents state. The victim then said he wanted more. It was then that Butler told him he was transgender. The victim then demanded his money back and he refused, the documents state.

“There’s no money back,” he was quoted as saying. “I was never giving [the money] back to him.”

An argument ensued and the victim demanded he get out of the car. Butler felt disrespected and refused, documents state. He explained that had he gotten out, he would’ve been “stranded cold as fuck,” looked “dumb as fuck,” and “just really did not want to walk” home.

Butler said she believed the victim should take him back to where he’d picked him up and refused to get out of the car. It was then that the victim began getting out and he shot him in the head using a gun he kept in his purse, documents said.

After debating what to do for a few moments, he decided to take the car. He pulled the victim’s body out of the way without rendering aid, and drove to Kiska Road and called his mother for help.