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 Multiple women have filed legal documents in the past week alleging they were the victims of misconduct by Army doctor Maj. Blaine McGraw that predates his assignment at Fort Hood during which he
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is alleged to have secretly recorded as many as 44 women who were his patients.
AUSTIN, Texas — Multiple women have filed legal documents in the past week alleging they were secretly recorded or given unnecessary medical exams by an Army doctor outside the scope of criminal charges that only include misconduct at Fort Hood.
One woman who saw Maj. Blaine McGraw, an OB-GYN, while he was assigned to Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii, said he performed numerous breast exams on her during appointments “when there was no medical reason,” according to an administrative claim filed Monday along with those of six other women represented by attorney Christine Dunn.
“During my appointments with him, Dr. McGraw’s phone was often visible in his pocket,” according to the claim. “I have photos and videos from these visits that show Dr. McGraw’s phone in his front pocket.”
McGraw, 47, was charged last week with 54 counts of indecent visual recording involving 44 women, according to the Army. All but one of those women were patients he provided medical care to this year at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center at Fort Hood. One woman was recorded at an off-post home.
He moved from Hawaii to Texas in August 2023, according to the Army. He served in Hawaii beginning in June 2019 as an intern and then as a resident. Before attending medical school to become an OB-GYN, McGraw was a physician assistant at Fort Campbell, Ky.
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