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I read a thread where the victim said in an interview that they bought something at McD so they could then get the key to the restroom. Probably indicating a single-use bathroom common at many places. And perhaps the person was well familiar with those types of bathrooms in the area so they could take care of their odd peculiarities in private. (Adjusting the wig, shaving a 5:00 shadow if the pills aren’t fully working, adjusting some padding, etc.)

If that is correct that it was a locked, single-use potty, it sure takes away from a lot (well, all) of the speculation that the two young girls were so taken aback due to their naive innocence upon seeing a penis in the women’s rest room that they proceeded to beat the daylights out of the person for such an affront. (Plus, the person was “post-op” so the penis was long gone by then.)

“bought something at McD so they could then get the key to the restroom. Probably indicating a single-use bathroom common at many places.”

Well, s/he knew the place, apparently, and has been in the area a long time. (S/he has a twin brother who spoke out about this!) S/he also has a record, her/himself.

But most important here - the area. This bathroom could be locked simply because of the scum that live in the area.

some of your observation would have general merit - not everyone is as "post-process" as Chrissy.

However, my understanding of her words didn't involve a key necessarily, just an expectation (probably a sign on the door) that a purchase was expected if you wanted to use the restroom (possibly in a bad neighborhood you might have other unsavory acts such as drug use or something in a public restroom) - personally, I've never heard of a keyed restroom in a McDonald's.

However, it does seem to be the case that the victim and the two attackers were never actually in the rest room together and their seems to be a growing understanding that the attackers DIDN'T KNOW she was trans - which would undermine all the ignorant BS about Chrissy posted in FR since Friday.

To your larger point, while none of that "adjusting" stuff applies to Chrissy, it is not an invalid point that those in an earlier stage of transition would always desire a one-seat/locked-door restroom where available, and not just to "fix up" but to avoid the drama that comes with potentially being accused of the stuff so many Freepers seem to (wrongly) assume they are up to.