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Xu, a former cadet at West Point Military Academy, was accused of sedating his pregnant girlfriend with sedatives and then forcibly inserting abortion pills into her to induce an abortion. He has pleaded guilty and is currently studying at Columbia University. Prosecutors requested a two-year sentence.
A former West Point cadet has been accused of drugging his pregnant girlfriend’s milkshake while she was unconscious, the New York Post reports.abortion Medicine was filled into her vagina and mouth, causing abortion of the fetus. A newly filed civil lawsuit reveals details of the case and also indicates who entered theCornell University He received a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and is now pursuing a master’s degree in public health from Columbia University.
According to trial documents and a plea agreement in the criminal case, that man is Caleb T. Suh, whose father is Dr. Ryung Suh, chief of staff for the VA Washington DC Healthcare System.
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Xu admitted in federal court that in 2022 he knowingly tricked his then-girlfriend into drinking milkshakes, which he claimed were “special pregnancy protein powder.” According to the plea agreement, the drinks were actually laced with the sedative drugs Xanax and promethazine.
The complaint states that the woman, who was a cadet at West Point Military Academy at the time, became severely drowsy and passed out after drinking the milkshake. Xu was later accused of inserting abortion pills into her vagina and mouth. The woman suffered a miscarriage and lost the child she had planned to keep.
The lawsuit says the two began dating in 2020 while attending West Point Military Academy and the woman learned she was pregnant in 2022. The woman wanted to continue the pregnancy, but Xu strongly opposed this and even threatened to commit suicide if she did not terminate the pregnancy.
According to the indictment and Xu’s plea agreement, Xu then began pretending to support his girlfriend and unborn child, but in reality, he used his girlfriend’s identity to open a fake account at an online pharmacy, ordered abortion pills in her name and shipped the drugs to West Point.
Xu admitted in his plea agreement that he obtained Xanax through a friend for the purpose of sedating his girlfriend without her knowledge and then giving her abortion pills obtained through an online pharmacy.
She even asked questions on drug shop’s online discussion board, including “Will I feel those pills in my vagina?”
The complaint says Xu later gave his girlfriend a milkshake laced with the drug and described it as “special protein powder for pregnant women.” The woman was uncomfortable with the taste of the drink, but Xu still asked her to finish it and even pressed the bottle to her lips to force her to drink.
The woman became unwell and was unable to walk normally for several hours, and her consciousness alternated between waking and unconsciousness. The complaint states that she vaguely remembered that Xu started touching her vagina and that she found two pills in her mouth. After spitting out the pills, Xu stuffed the pills back into her mouth and told her, “Take this, it will be good for you.”
The complaint states that when the woman woke up, she found heavy vaginal bleeding. She was worried that she had a miscarriage and tried to contact Xu, but the other party did not answer. Then he called 911 for help. The doctor confirmed she was having a miscarriage and performed a dilation and curettage (D&C) to remove the remaining fetal tissue in the uterus.
