After allegations of sexual abuse by Jean-Bart were printed by the Guardian

"Mr Jean-Bart's FIFA Coins behaviour is only inexcusable, a disgrace for any football official," the chairperson of this adjudicatory chamber, Mr Vassilios Skouris, stated. "The pain and suffering he's caused his various victims of sexual abuse and harassment cannot even be fully comprehended, and represents a very dark stain on the image and reputation of soccer as a game loved by many.

"While claiming he had been developing Haitian soccer, in particular women's competitions and teams, Mr Jean-Bart did the exact opposite: he abused his position in order to satisfy his personal attitude of domination over the most fragile people, ruining the careers and lives of young promising female players"

After allegations of sexual abuse by Jean-Bart were printed by the Guardian in April, Fifa's ethics committee conducted a comprehensive investigation lasting almost six months which included hiring an independent IT consultancy business to utilize Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques to validate some of the alleged victims' claims using cell phone data. According to the decision of the adjudicatory room, that enabled investigators to re evaluate several events where"young female players seen the [hotel], one of the alleged locations in which the sexual abuse apparently happened".

In the last report by the investigatory room, the panel heard statements from two alleged victims of Jean-Bart, one of whom detailed her adventures after being selected to play for Haiti Under-17s. "President Yves Jean-Bart called me on the phone to ask me to come and watch him," she explained. "When he arrived he gave me a pack of underwear. I said'thank you' and when it was time to leave offered me to stay together in his area. He told me to remain with him and suddenly pulled me towards him. And I pushed him and he fell on his bed. And back in the centre, it was as if I exist in the opinion of cheap FIFA Mobile Coins everyone."