DOJ Indicts Doctor Who Blew Whistle on Secret Child Mutilation in Texas Children’s Hospital

You can’t just go around like, telling people that hospitals are mutilating the genitals of children.

These genital mutilations save lives.

Which is why we must keep them secret and bury all data about their effects.

Christian Post:

The United States Department of Justice has indicted a surgeon who blew the whistle on a Texas hospital secretly performing trans surgeries and gender medicalization of minors.

Dr. Eithan Haim, a surgeon at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, who leaked evidence of the body-mutilating procedures to journalist Christopher Rufo, was indicted earlier this week on four felony counts of allegedly violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Haim is scheduled to appear in court on June 17, the National Review reported Thursday, with his legal team reportedly being unaware of the full nature of the charges.

“My client is anxious to get to trial to get his side of the story told,” Marcella Burke, an attorney for Haim, told National Review. “I am confident this will result in the correct decision being made.”

Texas News: DOJ Indicts Doctor Who Blew Whistle on Secret Child Mutilation in Texas Children’s Hospital

DOJ Indicts Doctor Who Blew Whistle on Secret Child Mutilation in Texas Children’s Hospital

You can’t just go around like, telling people that hospitals are mutilating the genitals of children.

These genital mutilations save lives.

Which is why we must keep them secret and bury all data about their effects.

Christian Post:

The United States Department of Justice has indicted a surgeon who blew the whistle on a Texas hospital secretly performing trans surgeries and gender medicalization of minors.

Dr. Eithan Haim, a surgeon at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, who leaked evidence of the body-mutilating procedures to journalist Christopher Rufo, was indicted earlier this week on four felony counts of allegedly violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Haim is scheduled to appear in court on June 17, the National Review reported Thursday, with his legal team reportedly being unaware of the full nature of the charges.

“My client is anxious to get to trial to get his side of the story told,” Marcella Burke, an attorney for Haim, told National Review. “I am confident this will result in the correct decision being made.”

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