Fort Hood Doctor Faces Serious Charges

A military doctor is in deep trouble. Maj. Blaine McGraw, who worked at Fort Hood, Texas, is accused of some really bad things. He's charged with secretly recording his patients, acting inappropriately as an officer, disobeying orders, and lying. These charges cover a lot of time, from January to December 2025. There are 44 victims involved, mostly women who were his patients. One victim wasn't even a patient but was recorded at a private home near Fort Hood. The Army's special team, which handles serious crimes like sexual assault and murder, is dealing with this case. McGraw was locked up last week because he broke the rules set by his commander. The Army has reached out to about 3, 000 former patients to warn them and see if there are more victims. Some women say they tried to report McGraw's behavior before but were ignored or the system failed them. Even politicians are upset. They wrote to the Pentagon, saying the Army failed to protect women and demanding an investigation. Now, the next step is a hearing to see if there's enough evidence to take McGraw to court-martial. This situation shows big problems in the military's system. It's not just about one doctor's actions but also about how the system handled reports and protected victims. It's a wake-up call for the Army to improve how it deals with such serious issues.