Thirty-four alleged victims of FIFA Coins sexual abuse at the center by 10 possible perpetrators and accomplices such as Jean-Bart, the former soccer federation president that has always denied the allegations, were identified in a report by the players' union Fifpro into Fifa's ethics committee. The Fifpro report formed part of this research into alleged abuses from Jean-Bart, first revealed by the Guardian, at the Centre Technique National at Croix-des-Bouquets. It asserted the 14 of these 34 were victims of Jean-Bart himself.

The ethics committee's adjudicatory chamber reasoned that Jean-Bart, who dominated Haitian football for two or more decades, had committed acts of"unparalleled gravity". "Mr Jean-Bart's behaviour is simply inexcusable, a disgrace for any soccer official," that the chairperson of the adjudicatory chamber, Mr Vassilios Skouris, said. "The pain and suffering he has caused his assorted victims of sexual abuse and harassment can't even be fully understood, and represents an extremely dark stain on the image and standing of soccer for a game loved by so many.

"While asserting he was developing Haitian football, in particular women's competitions and groups, Mr Jean-Bart did the specific opposite: he abused his position so as to meet his personal attitude of domination within the most delicate people, destroying the livelihood and lives of young promising female players"

After allegations of sexual abuse by Jean-Bart were released by the Guardian in April, Fifa's ethics committee conducted a detailed investigation lasting nearly six months which included hiring an independent IT consultancy business to use Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) methods to validate some of their alleged victims' claims using cellular phone information. According to the decision of this adjudicatory chamber, that allowed investigators to re evaluate several events where"youthful female gamers visited the [hotel], among the alleged places at which the sexual abuse seemingly occurred".

In the last report by the investigatory chamber, the panel heard statements against two alleged victims of Jean-Bart, among whom detailed her experiences after being chosen to play for Haiti Under-17s. "President Yves Jean-Bart telephoned me on the phone to request me to come along and see him," she said. "When he arrived he gave me a bunch of panties. He advised me to remain with him suddenly pulled him towards him. And he pushed him and he dropped his bed. And buy FIFA Mobile Coins back at the centre, it was as if I exist in the eyes of everyone."