The information you are about to read will be shocking. It is the result of weeks of intensive and dangerous research.

    In March of 1979, a young female cross-dresser
began regular visits with a Doctor Ernst Bartholomew.
In 1979, Dr. Bartholomew was the nation's foremost 
gender reassignment surgeon. Later that year, that 
young woman entered Dr. Bartholomew's exclusive 
private clinic and was never seen again.  Who was 
she?  Just a young Texan called Georgette.
    Georgette was the scion of a Texas oil baron and 
a billion dollars buys a lot of secrecy.  The orginal
researcher died in 1981 under mysterious circumstances
(I can't mention his name because of the potential
danger to his family) and when I took over this case
in 1997, the trail was cold, Dr. Bartholomew was dead,
and his Manhattan clinic had been sold and converted
into an laundromat. But finally, after months, of
careful investigation, I got a name: that young
woman was Georgette Wilhemina "X". (To protect her 
prvacy I will not reveal her last name).  But she 
didn't disappear forever from Dr. Bartholomew's office. 
I believe I have found her alive and well living now 
in Washington, DC. She is living as a male, has a 
new job, and a promising career.