Army Gynecologist Pleads Not Guilty to Secretly Recording Patients
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Major Blaine McGraw, an Army gynecologist, pleaded not guilty to charges that he secretly recorded patients during medical examinations. The case involves 93 alleged victims and thousands of unauthorized photos and videos found on McGraw's devices. The prosecution identified nearly 3,000 former patients who may have been affected. McGraw's defense argues that the examinations were medically appropriate and no non-medical touching occurred. The case is set for a general court-martial.
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