Overview
- Prosecutors say Caleb T. Suh spiked a drink with sedatives, impersonated his partner to order abortion medication, and administered pills to her without consent in early 2022, and the woman later miscarried.
- Suh pleaded guilty in federal court in June to assault resulting in substantial bodily injury and has told investigators he carried out the plan, and his sentencing was postponed until January 2027 so he can finish his semester.
- The victim filed a civil complaint under the name Jane Doe on Oct. 28 seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages and saying she was hospitalized and required a D&C after the miscarriage.
- Records show the woman reported the incident to Army Criminal Investigation Division in May 2022, and reporting now raises questions about what, if any, discipline West Point imposed and what Cornell and Columbia knew when he enrolled.
- The case highlights gaps in online pharmacy controls and graduate‑school disclosure rules and could prompt renewed review of how military and university systems investigate and notify others about sexual and reproductive coercion.