A mother may soon be allowed to have her son castrated without the father’s permission because she believes her son is transgender.
California’s court system is preparing to allow a divorced mother, Anne Georgulas, to have her 11-year-old son castrated against the will of the father, Jeff Younger, based on the mother’s claim that the biological boy identifies as female.
A pro forma hearing on April 25 will have court-ordained transgender “experts” take the stand, per National File. Younger will not be allowed to testify in defense of his son during the hearing.
Younger said he believes his ex-wife will take their son to a gender clinic in California after the hearing, fearing the court will rubber-stamp the castration of his son.
The divorced couple has been engaged in a years-long custody battle over their children. As previously reported by The Dallas Express, Younger petitioned the Texas Supreme Court to force the return of their children, who had been moved to California by their mother. However, on December 30, 2022, the court rejected the petition.
DX recently communicated with Younger, who reflected on the disposition of his legal case in the Lone Star State.
“My case is proof that the statutory design of the Texas Family Courts is abusive of the liberty of Texas citizens. The family courts are a clear and present danger to the welfare of Texas children. Judge ‘Bloody’ Mary Brown, 301st District Court, stripped me of parental rights without possibility of appeal, just because I want to raise my son as a boy,” Younger wrote in a text message.
“Even the Supreme Court of Texas, under Justice ‘Blackhearted’ Blacklock, allowed my son to be moved to California where he is at danger of chemical castration, right now,” he added. “There are no limits to the child abuse these courts will inflict on children. It’s long past time for the Texas Legislature to fix these lawless child-abusing Family Courts. My message to the effeminate Texas Legislature: fix the Family Courts, or else.”
In response to the court’s rejection of his petition in 2022, Younger tweeted, “The Supreme Court of Texas denied my Mandamus, effectively terminating my parental rights. My children are now subject to being chemically castrated in California. Texas is an empire of child abuse, led by Texas judges.”
The Supreme Court of Texas argued that it denied Younger’s petition because of an earlier district court order that prohibited Georgulas from transitioning their children without Younger’s consent.
Texas Supreme Court Justice Blacklock stated that Georgulas “freely acknowledges that she is bound by this order in both Texas and California” and has ”flatly denied to this Court that she will seek to evade the district court’s order while she is in California.”
Despite these claims from the Texas Supreme Court, Younger fears that his ex-wife will follow through with the castration of their son.
Younger argued that Georgulas moved their children to California to evade Texas law and benefit from SB 107. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the bill, which went into effect on January 1, 2023.
California lawmaker Sen. Scott Wiener (D), the bill’s primary author, said that the legislation was a “refuge for trans kids and their families.”
“SB 107 will protect trans kids and their families if they flee to California from Alabama, Texas, Idaho, or any other state criminalizing the parents of trans kids for allowing them to receive gender-affirming care,” Wiener continued, as previously reported by DX.
Younger’s attorneys have not stated what they plan to do about Georgulas’ purported misrepresentation to the Texas Supreme Court, but action is expected, reported National File.
