Jamie Reed, who once worked at the Washington University Pediatric Transgender Center in St. Louis, answered questions about false statements included in her affidavit in a contentions twitter conversation.

Links that once pointed to the affidavit now return a 404 page. Searches have thus far not been able to find a new address for the Reed affidavit, that was publicly available until recently.

A story on the allegations of former St. Louis gender clinic staffer Jamie Reed left parents who spoke with NYT reporter Azeen Ghorayshi crushed.

We looked at every. single, one.

A New York Times reporter, a questionable source, and the chance to smear gender-affirming care are a match made in hell.

The obviously bogus allegations by former clinic worker Jamie Reed did not result in any finding of misconduct at the Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

The mother of a trans girl, who sought help from the Washington University Pediatric Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, believes that Jamie Reed misled her about the resources available at the clinic to help her daughter thrive.

If saying “I identify as an attack helicopter” is proof of a break from reality, we’ve got bad news about every conservative who has ever posted about trans issues online.

Did a venerable news radio program get rolled by Jamie Reed?

An ad-hoc explanation seeks to explain why trans youth improve with treatment by introducing the vague possibility that maybe the improvements are a mirage.

Would a news site print something like Jamie Reed’s now-debunked story about the clinic where she used to work?

Turns out it was all bullshit.

Jamie Reed’s whistle blowing consists of wild, unproven accusations and distorted facts.