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

A West Point cadet fed his pregnant girlfriend a sedative-laced smoothie and “shoved abortion pills” into her vagina, killing the fetus — then enrolled in Columbia University’s public-health masters program, a new lawsuit says.Disgraced former army cadet Caleb T.Suh — the son of US Department of Veterans Chief of Staff Dr.

Ryung Suh — already admitted in federal court that he deliberately tricked his then-girlfriend into chugging what he assured her was a “special pregnancy protein powder” shake in 2022, according to the lawsuit and his guilty plea.The sick smoothie was actually chockful of the sedatives Xanax and Promethazine.The ailing 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.The woman went on to lose the baby she had hoped to keep — while Suh ended up studying emergency medicine at Cornell University in upstate New York and received a bachelor’s degree from the Ivy League school in 2024, court documents said.

The defendant was eventually charged in the disturbing case this past spring and pleaded guilty to felony assault in June — repped by lawyer Thomas Kenniff, who previously defended infamous deadly Manhattan subway vigilante Daniel Penny.He is awaiting sentencing.Suh then enrolled in the prestigious master’s program at Ivy League Columbia in Manhattan, the suit said.A source with knowledge of the situation said Columbia was unaware of Suh’s criminal conviction before the media recently began inquiring about his case, noting that applications do not ask for disclosures of criminality.The source said that after learning of Suh’s past, the school “took swift action” — but did not specify what that meant.“For years, Ms.

Doe has been forced to grapple with her experience,” the lawsuit said.“Ms.

Doe’s life has been irreparably changed, and she has lost a baby that she intended to keep.“Meanwhile,...