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Army gynecologist took secret videos of patients during intimate exams, lawsuit says
- On Oct. 28, Fort Hood said the Criminal Investigation Command opened a probe within hours of a patient's allegation against Major Blaine McGraw, Army gynecologist, and is contacting all his patients with a dedicated call center.
- Prior complaints against McGraw were reportedly dismissed by his chain of command despite a 2019 patient complaint at Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii, which the lawsuit says echoes past Army failures.
- The lawsuit details incidents including McGraw inducing labor against a pregnant patient's wishes, inappropriate touching, suggestive remarks, and a military spouse seeing him about seven to eight times at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center.
- Attorney Cobos said he plans to file a federal claim against the Army and accused Major Blaine McGraw of using his uniform to prey on women, while McGraw did not respond to requests for comment.
- The lawsuit invokes the Vanessa Guillén case to underscore systemic failures, linking the allegations to the Fort Hood scandal and calling them the 'tip of the iceberg' affecting scores of military wives and daughters.
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A woman filed a lawsuit against gynecologist Blaine McGraw, who was suspended from Fort Hood base
Blaine McGraw, a gynaecologist at a Military Medical Center in Fort Hood, Texas, secretly manipulated and recorded women under her care
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