Wednesday, 10 May 2015, WASHINGTON, D.C - Long notorious already among animal rights groups Pentagon funded pig and other animal "live tissue" gratuitous torture medical doctor retired Lieutenant Colonel John Henry Hagmann whose company Deployment Medicine International based in Gig Harbor, Washington but which seems largely to operate out of Dr. Hagmann's Virginia farm has been supported by over $10.5 million from the Department of Defense for supposedly training "thousands of soldiers and medical personnel in how to treat battlefield wounds" in March 2015 had his medical license suspended by the Virginia Board of Medicine. The board's state attorneys general went beyond his unnecessarily cruel torture of animals already cited by Congress and methodically detailed Dr. Hagmann's perversely abusive sexually deviant sickly "diabolical" practices forced on military medical students in the 15-page report linked to for interested readers in link 3 below (the "Report"). In a hearing set for 19 June 2015 before the full Virginia Board of Medicine the board may permanently revoke Dr. Hagmann's license to practice medicine including after hearing from witnesses and former "students" of Dr. Hagmann.
Dr. Hagmann's "techniques" alleged in detail in the report suggest that Dr. Hagmann not only should have his medical license permanently revoked but in fact should be criminally prosecuted for practices bordering on the criminally insane which included in 2012 and 2013 having his military personnel "students" drink eight shots of rum in ten minutes after which he injected his students with the hypnotic sedative psychedelic dissociative anesthetic ketamine most commonly used as a veterinary anesthetic drug for animals immediately before directing his trainees then to perform "procedures" on one another including "penile nerve blocks" on two inebriated trainees and repeated insertions of catheters in one another including eight males and one female subject as well as Dr. Hagmann himself.
The Reuters article also published in the New York Times further included the following astounding account about another of Hagmann's "procedures" presented in its entirety verbatim in the two paragraphs below. Dr. Hagmann's behavior and his justification for it to Reuters as "scientific research" is so bizarrely troubling as to suggest Hagmann will face a seemingly impossible challenge should he rather than his attorney actually need to speak himself before the Virginia Board of Medicine at his upcoming hearing:
Virginia state attorneys investigating complaints by Hagmann course trainees reported unsurprisingly that "these procedures were not undertaken or provided in good faith for medicinal or therapeutic purposes." The report alleges that Hagmann "exploited, for personal gain and sexual gratifications" at least two of the "trainees" at a July 2013 "course" at his Virginia farm.
The animal rights organization PETA made what it says is an undercover video filmed at a 2013 Hagmann training session which allegedly depicts gratuitous violence against shot and stabbed wounded pigs as well as racist and sexist jokes by course instructors. U.S. Armed Services Committee congressman Hank Johnson was so disturbed by the video as well as the allegations leveled against Hagmann for other deranged macabre activities that he introduced legislation to outlaw "live tissue" animal shooting, stabbing and torture. Congressman Johnson a Georgia Democrat said "It's mind-boggling. It's like a diabolical mad scientist at work in a horror movie." PETA has posted the video which includes graphic violence and can be viewed by interested readers by going to link 4 below.
Hagmann further claimed in response last Friday to an inquiry from Reuters that all his practices were reviewed and approved by the Uniformed Services University for the Health Sciences (USU). This in fact apparently was an astoundingly brazen obviously easily exposed absolute lie as USU immediately disputed what Hagmann had just claimed with a far different in fact completely opposite version of its response to information about Hagmann's practices. In addition to stating that Hagmann's procedures "were not authorized by USU faculty", USU spokeswoman Sharon Holland said that upon learning of Hagmann's training from a student there that at "[t]he moment the department and USU leadership were informed that these events occurred, the institution immediately suspended the relationship with Dr. Hagmann, and his company."
USU then launched an investigation which not only did not approve Hagmann's procedures but in fact "prompted a report to the Virginia medical board" and also alerted the Defense Criminal Investigative Service, a law enforcement agency that oversees the Department of Defense. Although a spokesman for the service was not available for comment as of Monday, an Army spokeswoman saying the records were not readily accessible did add "[w]e certainly don't condone that type of behavior."
As stated above Dr. Hagmann's hearing before the full Virginia Board of Medicine is scheduled for 19 June 2015 at which hearing the Board including after hearing from witnesses and former students of Dr. Hagmann may permanently revoke his license to practice medicine.
Readers interested in more information about the above can go to link 1 or 2 below which are at link 1 the original exclusive Reuters article first reporting on the above and at link 2 a verbatim copy of the Reuters article from the New York Times. Readers interested in the full 15-page report from the state attorneys general to the Virginia medical board can go to link 3 below. Readers interested in the PETA video which contains graphic violence as well as potentially offensive language can see it by going to link 4 below.
Link 1:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/08/us-usa-doctor-probe-idUSKBN0OO2E720150608
Link 2:
http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2015/06/08/us/08reuters-usa-doctor-probe.html
Link 3:
http://www.dhp.virginia.gov/Notices/Medicine/0101226760/0101226760Order03122015.pdf
Link 4:
youtu.be/qXwN8ItF3fE
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Dr. Hagmann's "techniques" alleged in detail in the report suggest that Dr. Hagmann not only should have his medical license permanently revoked but in fact should be criminally prosecuted for practices bordering on the criminally insane which included in 2012 and 2013 having his military personnel "students" drink eight shots of rum in ten minutes after which he injected his students with the hypnotic sedative psychedelic dissociative anesthetic ketamine most commonly used as a veterinary anesthetic drug for animals immediately before directing his trainees then to perform "procedures" on one another including "penile nerve blocks" on two inebriated trainees and repeated insertions of catheters in one another including eight males and one female subject as well as Dr. Hagmann himself.
The Reuters article also published in the New York Times further included the following astounding account about another of Hagmann's "procedures" presented in its entirety verbatim in the two paragraphs below. Dr. Hagmann's behavior and his justification for it to Reuters as "scientific research" is so bizarrely troubling as to suggest Hagmann will face a seemingly impossible challenge should he rather than his attorney actually need to speak himself before the Virginia Board of Medicine at his upcoming hearing:
In one case detailed by investigators, Virginia authorities allege that Hagmann boasted to a student “about his proficiency with rectal exams” and took the student to a warehouse on his property. There, the report claims, the two “continued to consume beer” and Hagmann asked the student “about the effect (the student’s) uncircumcised penis had on masturbation and sexual intercourse.” The student told investigators “that he was inebriated and felt that he could not refuse Dr. Hagmann’s request … to examine, manipulate and photograph his penis.”
In his statement to Reuters, Hagmann connected his comments on circumcision to his live-tissue trauma training course this way: “The debate on the value and impact of circumcision is a current medical and social issue. The historical link between circumcision and masturbation is a fact dating since Victorian England and is still a current topic subject to scientific research.”
Also in addition to his ketamine drug and alcohol "labs" and scientific penis circumcision and masturbation research for purposes of combat medical wound treatment Dr. Hagmann performed "shock labs" in which he withdrew blood from students monitoring them for shock before transfusing their blood back into their systems. Medical professionals familiar with trauma training queried about Hagmann's techniques were "stunned". Harvard Medical School professor Dr. David King who does trauma training reportedly said some of Hagmann's alleged techniques were "wildly unheard of and perhaps unsafe." A spokesman for the American College of Emergency Physicians Dr. Howard Mell said subjecting students to such problems as "shock labs" would be absurd. Dr. Mell stated that "I treat people in the ER every day for things I have never experienced. I certainly don't need to experience shock to know how to treat it."Virginia state attorneys investigating complaints by Hagmann course trainees reported unsurprisingly that "these procedures were not undertaken or provided in good faith for medicinal or therapeutic purposes." The report alleges that Hagmann "exploited, for personal gain and sexual gratifications" at least two of the "trainees" at a July 2013 "course" at his Virginia farm.
The animal rights organization PETA made what it says is an undercover video filmed at a 2013 Hagmann training session which allegedly depicts gratuitous violence against shot and stabbed wounded pigs as well as racist and sexist jokes by course instructors. U.S. Armed Services Committee congressman Hank Johnson was so disturbed by the video as well as the allegations leveled against Hagmann for other deranged macabre activities that he introduced legislation to outlaw "live tissue" animal shooting, stabbing and torture. Congressman Johnson a Georgia Democrat said "It's mind-boggling. It's like a diabolical mad scientist at work in a horror movie." PETA has posted the video which includes graphic violence and can be viewed by interested readers by going to link 4 below.
Hagmann further claimed in response last Friday to an inquiry from Reuters that all his practices were reviewed and approved by the Uniformed Services University for the Health Sciences (USU). This in fact apparently was an astoundingly brazen obviously easily exposed absolute lie as USU immediately disputed what Hagmann had just claimed with a far different in fact completely opposite version of its response to information about Hagmann's practices. In addition to stating that Hagmann's procedures "were not authorized by USU faculty", USU spokeswoman Sharon Holland said that upon learning of Hagmann's training from a student there that at "[t]he moment the department and USU leadership were informed that these events occurred, the institution immediately suspended the relationship with Dr. Hagmann, and his company."
USU then launched an investigation which not only did not approve Hagmann's procedures but in fact "prompted a report to the Virginia medical board" and also alerted the Defense Criminal Investigative Service, a law enforcement agency that oversees the Department of Defense. Although a spokesman for the service was not available for comment as of Monday, an Army spokeswoman saying the records were not readily accessible did add "[w]e certainly don't condone that type of behavior."
As stated above Dr. Hagmann's hearing before the full Virginia Board of Medicine is scheduled for 19 June 2015 at which hearing the Board including after hearing from witnesses and former students of Dr. Hagmann may permanently revoke his license to practice medicine.
Readers interested in more information about the above can go to link 1 or 2 below which are at link 1 the original exclusive Reuters article first reporting on the above and at link 2 a verbatim copy of the Reuters article from the New York Times. Readers interested in the full 15-page report from the state attorneys general to the Virginia medical board can go to link 3 below. Readers interested in the PETA video which contains graphic violence as well as potentially offensive language can see it by going to link 4 below.
Link 1:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/08/us-usa-doctor-probe-idUSKBN0OO2E720150608
Link 2:
http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2015/06/08/us/08reuters-usa-doctor-probe.html
Link 3:
http://www.dhp.virginia.gov/Notices/Medicine/0101226760/0101226760Order03122015.pdf
Link 4:
youtu.be/qXwN8ItF3fE
Copyright 2015 Martin P. All World Rights Expressly Reserved
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