West Point Cadet Accused of Drugging Pregnant Girlfriend and Forcing Abortion
A lawsuit alleges a cadet spiked a shake, induced drowsiness, and forced a gruesome abortion on his pregnant fellow cadet.
The lawsuit claims that a West Point cadet named Suh drugged his pregnant girlfriend, also a cadet, with a spiked shake that made her drowsy, then shoved abortion pills into her vagina and mouth, and forced a gruesome abortion.
The headline's chilling line, "Eat this, it's good for you," underscores the alleged manipulation and fuels criticism of lax oversight at elite military schools, urging stricter discipline and protection of families.
Original reporting
New York Post
West Point cadet drugged pregnant girlfriend with spiked shake, then forced abortion in gruesome assault: ‘Eat this, it’s good for you’
The woman, also a cadet, was overcome with drowsiness, and that's when “Suh shoved abortion pills into Ms. Doe’s vagina and in her mouth,” according to the suit.
Read the original →Fox News
Ex-West Point cadet sued for secretly drugging pregnant girlfriend with abortion pills
A former West Point cadet who admitted to secretly giving his pregnant girlfriend Xanax and abortion pills, causing her to miscarry, is now facing a lawsuit over the incident.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- A West Point cadet named Suh is accused in a lawsuit of drugging his pregnant girlfriend with a spiked shake.
- The woman is a cadet at West Point.
- According to the suit, the woman became overcome with drowsiness after drinking the shake.
- The suit states: "Suh shoved abortion pills into Ms. Doe's vagina and in her mouth."
- According to the lawsuit, Suh then forced an abortion in what the outlet describes as a gruesome assault.
- The headline quotes: "Eat this, it's good for you."
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