Female Genital Mutilations Reportedly Bring FBI To Investigating Leading Children’s Hospitals

Female Genital Mutilation Scrutiny: FBI Reportedly Opens Criminal Investigations into Pediatric Hospitals Over Gender Transition Treatments

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reportedly launched criminal investigations into Boston Children’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital Colorado, and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, following mounting evidence of potential federal violations tied to the disgusting mutilation of children the left calls “gender transition treatments” administered to minors. According to law enforcement sources with direct knowledge of the matter, the probes are centered on possible breaches of 18 U.S. Code § 116, a statute prohibiting female genital mutilation (FGM) on individuals under the age of 18 — a felony offense carrying up to 10 years in federal prison per violation.

These developments mark a positive turning point in the nationwide debate over so-called “gender-affirming care” for children, which is simply a madeup name for female genital mutilation, with these three major institutions now under federal scrutiny amid broader societal outrage and legal pushback.

The “Stop the Harm” Database: A Growing Catalyst for Accountability

The Do No Harm medical advocacy group has been instrumental in compiling and disseminating data surrounding pediatric gender transition procedures including female genital mutilation. In October, the group launched the Stop the Harm Database, a searchable registry cataloging medical facilities alleged to be engaged in or complicit with chemical castration, irreversible hormone therapies, and sex-change surgeries on minors.

The database cites alarming statistics:

• Boston Children’s Hospital is alleged to have:
  • Performed over 204 surgical sex-change operations between 2017 and 2020.
  • Offered vaginoplasty to minors as young as 17, reportedly without requiring parental consent.
  • Administered puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to hundreds of patients, some as young as three years old.
• Children’s Hospital Colorado, through its TRUE Center for Gender Diversity, reportedly:
  • Dispensed sterilizing hormones and puberty blockers to minors.
  • Previously billed for genital-altering surgeries.
  • Temporarily halted services after President Trump’s January 28 Executive Order but later resumed operations amid legal challenges.
• Children’s Hospital Los Angeles allegedly:
  • Served over 3,000 pediatric patients through its Center for Transyouth Health and Development.
  • Facilitated double mastectomies for girls as young as 13.
  • Provided cross-sex hormones to children as young as 12, with no uniform requirement for psychological evaluation.
  • Concealed negative findings from long-term studies indicating no significant improvement in patients’ mental health after two years on puberty blockers.

Each of these institutions is currently featured on Do No Harm’s “Dirty Dozen” list of the worst-offending hospitals in the country regarding pediatric sex-change interventions.

Trump’s Executive Order Spurs DOJ Crackdown

On January 28, 2025, President Donald J. Trump issued a landmark Executive Order to Protect Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation, mandating that all federal agencies ensure institutions receiving federal funds cease performing sex-change procedures on minors. The directive has empowered the Department of Justice to pursue criminal investigations and prosecutions where federal child protection laws are believed to have been violated.

In an internal memorandum dated April 22, Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed all U.S. Attorneys to:

“Enforce rigorous protections and hold accountable those who prey on vulnerable children and their parents… It is a felony to perform, attempt to perform, or conspire to perform female genital mutilation on a minor. This crime will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible.”

Hospitals misleading the public about the safety or efficacy of gender-related treatments — or failing to disclose long-term health consequences — may also face scrutiny under false advertising or medical fraud statutes.

Data Suppression and Ethical Violations Exposed

Whistleblowers and leaked internal documents from institutions and gender advocacy organizations, including the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) and the UK’s Cass Review, have added fuel to growing concerns. These reports have revealed that:

• Long-term outcomes for children undergoing hormonal and surgical transition are often poor.
• Rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation remain unchanged or worsen post-treatment.
• The scientific basis for pediatric gender transition remains thin, politicized, and frequently manipulated.

Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, director of the now-shuttering LA gender center, has been accused of minimizing the risks associated with hormone therapy and advocating for surgical interventions without comprehensive mental health screenings.

Legal and Institutional Repercussions

The investigation signals a massive legal exposure for the institutions involved. In addition to potential criminal prosecution, these hospitals face:

• Loss of federal funding.
• Civil liability under tort law for informed consent violations.
• Reputational damage and loss of public trust.
• Medical malpractice lawsuits from families of affected children.

If found guilty of violating federal child protection statutes, senior hospital administrators and physicians could face decades in prison and the revocation of their medical licenses.

National Reckoning: The End of Gender Ideology in Medicine?

The investigations arrive during a pivotal moment. A cultural and political realignment is underway in the United States, rejecting radical gender ideology and female genital mutilation in favor of evidence-based pediatric care. The pendulum is finally swinging back toward biological integrity, informed consent, and age-appropriate medical ethics.

Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, Chairman of Do No Harm, issued the following statement:

“We applaud Attorney General Pam Bondi and the FBI for launching criminal investigations. Children’s hospitals should be places where sick children receive evidence-based care — not laboratories where ideological experimentation is allowed to flourish.”

Do No Harm has also vowed to collaborate closely with the newly formed Coalition Against Child Mutilation, which will assist federal prosecutors in identifying offending clinics and compiling evidence of abuse.

Conclusion: A New Chapter in Medical Accountability

If the FBI confirms these investigations and prosecutions proceed, the United States may be witnessing the largest federal crackdown on pediatric gender medicine in history. What began as a positive but fringe movement in elite medical circles has now attracted the full attention of federal law enforcement — and the American public.

The coming months will determine whether these children’s hospitals continue business as usual, or face the legal and societal consequences of what many now call “child mutilation under the guise of care.”

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