Army gynecologist Maj. Blaine McGraw charged with secretly filming 44 female patients during medical exams at Fort Hood

A twisted Army gynecologist was charged with secretly filming and photographing dozens of female patients during medical exams at a Texas military hospital this year, officials announced Tuesday.

Maj. Blaine McGraw, 47, was slapped with a mountain of charges for the sickening voyeuristic acts against 44 patients under his care at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center at Fort Hood between January and December, according to the Army Office of Special Trials, NBC News reported.

Authorities said one patient was recorded inside her home off the military base.

The shocking arrest comes more than a week after he was thrown behind bars on Dec. 2 for violating orders from his commander amid a string of patient allegations of sexual and professional misconduct.

The Army launched an investigation and suspended McGraw from his post on Oct. 17 after a female patient, identified as “Jane Doe,” filed a civil lawsuit accusing him of repeatedly groping her and secretly filming her during a recent pelvic and breast exam, CNN reported.

“McGraw was removed from all patient care duties and access to electronic records to ensure patient safety, and all personnel involved were continuously accounted for,” Fort Hood said in a Dec. 4 statement.

“The criminal investigation is ongoing.”

The sick OB-GYN is also accused of violating patients at his previous duty station — Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii, where he was assigned from 2019 to 2023 while completing his residency.

The Army has since notified nearly 3,000 patients McGraw treated at Fort Hood and the Oahu military base, warning them about the investigation and urging them to complete a questionnaire detailing their encounters with the accused predator, according to military officials and sources who spoke to CNN.

More than 100 women have reportedly come forward claiming they were victims of his disturbing acts.

“My clients are relieved,” Attorney Andrew Cobos, whose firm is representing 75 accusers, told the Military Times.

“For the first time since October 17, they feel safe knowing that McGraw is in jail. Major McGraw demonstrated that he could not be trusted. He disobeyed orders. He should remain confined until he has been tried for his actions.”

The Army’s Criminal Investigation Division has combed through more than half a terabyte of “digital media” and conducted hundreds of interviews, the outlet reported.

McGraw was charged with 54 counts of indecent visual recording, five counts of conduct unbecoming of an officer, willful disobedience of a superior officer and making a false official statement.

He is being held in pretrial confinement at the Bell County Jail in Belton.