Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Transgender Woman's Surgically Removed Testicles

A Michigan judge has ruled that the case involving a transgender woman suing her ex-boyfriend for disposing of her preserved testicles is not legally actionable, calling the matter 'a wash.'

A transgender woman, Brianna Kingsley, sued her ex-boyfriend, William Wojciechowski, for throwing out her surgically removed testicles, which she wanted preserved in a mason jar.
The judge dismissed both Kingsley's lawsuit and Wojciechowski's counterclaim for humiliation, stating the case was 'a wash' and could not be appealed.
Kingsley had demanded the return of her testicles and $6,500 in damages, while Wojciechowski also sought $6,500 for being 'humiliated' by the case.
The judge found it difficult to assign a monetary value to the testicles, emphasizing the unique and bizarre nature of the case.
The case garnered attention for its unusual circumstances, with Kingsley having previously showcased her testicles on social media after undergoing gender-reassignment surgery.