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West Point cadet drugged pregnant girlfriend with spiked shake, then forced abortion in gruesome assault: ‘Eat this, it’s good for you’

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New York Post – News
“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.

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Daily Mail – News
“West Point cadet accused of spiking pregnant girlfriend's protein shake with abortion pill is the son of powerful healthcare exec who threw James Bond parties at $17m Washington mansion”

Caleb Suh, now 24, entered a guilty plea in Manhattan Federal Court last month over a sinister ordeal that saw his cadet girlfriend hospitalized and suffer a miscarriage, according to court papers.

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