I have never been a confident person and I do all I can to avoid being photographed or videoed by anybody, even my own family. As a result of what the woman told police, Altaii was arrested and items were seized from his home, including a Dell computer. Just when you think this bastard can’t get any more twisted, he whips out a camera and starts taking snapshots of his patient’s naked body. Whether the pictures will later be used for his personal time or used as extortion, it suggests that this m***f**ker has put quite a lot of planning into the event.

One was propped up on the defendant’s desk, pointing towards the patient’s chair, a second was propped up on a shelf overlooking the examination table in the same room.” The woman viewed the pictures that had been found of her and said she had not given permission for any of them to be taken. From the footage, the doctor started inappropriately touching the patient before kissing her on the lips. He then proceeds to remove her operation robe exposing her naked body on the operation table. EWW! That’s one psycho perverted doctor!!!!

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One said: “In the one place you ought to feel safe, I have suffered a massive violation at the hands of the person I trusted with my personal problems. He claimed the purpose was to “engage in self-assessment about his examination technique” and admitted making an error of judgement. He was found to have taken and retained 19,000 images and videos of women during visits to see him at the practice where he was a partner. Read More Related Articles Miss Reevell said: “(The complainant) was completely unaware she was being recorded and had not consented. Mr Hill added: “He has brought shame on his family, there’s been a severe impact on his children and they have had the most public of humiliations as it’s a case which, quite understandably, has attracted much publicity.”

Daniella Mohazab will never forget how, while watching her undress from the waist down, her gynecologist smiled. Sneaky pervert Dr Thair Altaii covertly recorded women during consultations at his surgery in a gross breach of trust. The numbers offer only a glimpse into how many people are abused by their gynecologists across the U.S." A few cases have made national news, but the majority stay secret, probably because sexual assault in general is one of the most underreported crimes. And when it’s a doctor who abuses a patient, the victim is even less likely to come forward, says Palumbo. Many fear no one will believe them. Or they, like Daniella, may question whether what happened was actually wrong. “Some young women don’t know where to draw the line between medically appropriate touch and misconduct,” confirms Palumbo. Dr. Tyndall had been accused of inappropriate behavior and had been fired. She’s now one of more than 100 women suing him and USC, alleging sexual battery and harassment. ( Dr. Tyndall denies any wrongdoing.)During his trial, jurors heard that when police examined his laptop, they found 19,000 images of women, “some clothed and others in various states of undress”, which were “apparently taken in the surgery environment”. Read More Related Articles Even in the age of #MeToo, when many women finally feel empowered to speak out against abuse, sexual assault by gynecologists remains an underreported and little understood problem. Few doctors have as much power—especially over young, sexually inexperienced patients—as a gyno, a physician whose literal job is to touch a woman’s most sensitive areas. That’s why violations like performing ungloved pelvic exams (gloved exams are a requirement of the CDC) or spending too much time inside the vagina can be tough to pinpoint. Even more flagrant misconduct—like massaging a woman’s clitoris or blatant fingering—might be explained away by a predatory MD as just part of the process. (Although not a gyno, former USA Gymnastics sports doctor Larry Nassar used similar tactics to sexually abuse hundreds of patients for years.) After that I pulled out the stethoscope from the drawer, as she removed the first button on her white shirt.

A middle-aged man in khaki pants, George Tyndall, MD, didn’t leave the room after asking Daniella to remove her clothes. He stood there as she lay down on the exam table, then inserted two ungloved fingers into her vagina, feeling around for what felt like ages, pausing only to add lube. Dr. Tyndall explained that he was prepping her for an STI test, making it so the swab wouldn’t hurt when it entered her. Daniella, then 19, had never had a pelvic exam before. “It felt very sexual,” she says. “But I just assumed that’s how a normal gyno visit was done.” Police identified one woman on the footage, of whom there were 223 images as well as a video clip of a consultation. Jamie Hill QC, defending, said Altaii, who worked in the North East between 2008 and 2014 after arriving from Iraq, had no previous convictions, has lost his good name and reputation and will “undoubtedly lose his profession” after a General Medical Council hearing later this year. She’d already gotten weird vibes from Dr. Tyndall 10 minutes earlier when, in his office, he told her that Filipina women like her were smart and good in bed. He’d also told her she was pretty. Still, he worked at her student health center at the University of Southern California (USC). Daniella trusted the school, so she thought she could trust him too. The other victim said she “shuddered to think” how long he had been taking images of her, saying that she became “extremely distressed” as she learned of the amount of material that the doctor had stored.We rely on doctors to tell us how to take care of ourselves. It’s hard to imagine they could be capable of abuse,” says Sara McGovern, a spokesperson for the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network. This makes the aftermath particularly fraught, she says. “Victims may develop depression, phobias, problems with relationships, and PTSD.” Not to mention avoiding doctors, which can have serious ramifications for their health. I listened several time there, then slides my stethoscope to her left belly, listening carefully to her bowel sounds. During a subsequent interview, he was shown some of the images recovered. He said they were taken for “training purposes” and he was analysing the consultations and may use them for diagnosis at a later date. Read More Related Articles When Altaii was re-interviewed by police, he gave a prepared statement accepting he had recorded nine medical consultations of female patients without making them aware.