Army OB-GYN Accused of Secretly Filming Patients Held in Texas Pretrial Confinement
A military magistrate will soon decide whether his confinement continues.
Overview
- Fort Hood officials ordered Maj. Blaine McGraw into pretrial confinement on Dec. 2 for violating conditions of liberty, and he is being held at the Bell County Jail.
- The Army says charges have not yet been referred to a court-martial as CID’s probe, opened Oct. 17, continues with hundreds of interviews and extensive digital evidence review under the Office of Special Trial Counsel.
- Authorities have notified roughly 3,000 former patients from Fort Hood and Tripler Army Medical Center and established call centers and special-victims support resources.
- Hawaii’s congressional delegation requested an independent Pentagon and DoD inspector general review into potential oversight failures linked to McGraw’s time training and practicing in Hawaii.
- Attorneys say they represent more than 75 accusers and are filing Federal Tort Claims Act administrative complaints alongside civil cases, while McGraw’s lawyer disputes that he violated any orders.