Richard Morais, Star Writer

Several men of Deeside, Trelawny who were openly boasting about conquering the new 'hottie' that came to town, are now hiding in shame, after discovering that the 'sexy she' was really a 'he'.

Men who proudly told tales of how they fondled the vixen and found out how 'big' she was, have now become the butt of jokes. So attractive was this 'woman' that most, if not all the men in the community, were left drooling and waiting for their chance to get lucky. Those who did not manage to get close however, are now thanking God and have realised that luck was indeed on their side.

THE STAR understands that the man was able to deceive so many because he was well dressed. He reportedly dressed in female clothes, had long hair and wore make -up, including mascara and according to one individual who caught a glimpse of the 'he/she', "Him really did look like a woman."

Had it not been for a motor vehicle accident that forced the cross-dresser to seek medical attention, he would perhaps still be roaming the streets of Deeside, teasing and tormenting the men. The 'shim' was reportedly the passenger in a car being driven by a male suitor, when they were involved in an accident. The occupants were taken to a medical facility, and it was when he undressed so he could be treated, his true identity was revealed. Tissue and excess clothing were reportedly the tools of his deception. He apparently managed to keep his secret because he never had full sex, just other sexual favours, with any of his suitors.

A woman who works in the Deeside area said she was told that prior to the accident 'shim' was making out with a man. "They were at a car wash when they saw a taxi man come in with her. They were making out a lot. Then after while the car drive out and crash," she said.

She said she understands that the person gave her name as 'Kenesha' at the hospital, but when 'she' was found to be a he, she ran away from the hospital.

The men from the community who exchanged passionate kisses with 'shim' have now turned to mouthwash and other cleansers, while others are just miserable with themselves. One 'victim', told THE STAR, Everytime mi tink bout it, mi waan mad."

The Falmouth police who investigated the accident said the crossing dressing man was discovered when 'she' went to hospital for treatment. The police said apart from the accident, the police received no other reports about the person.