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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

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Bates, D. (2026, November 3). 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. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16259387/West-Point-cadet-accused-spiking-girlfriend-protein-shake-abortion-pill-healthcare-exec.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-11-03 · by Daniel Bates

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Caleb Suh, a 25-year-old former West Point cadet, pleaded guilty to assault in Manhattan Federal Court for spiking his pregnant girlfriend's protein shake with abortion pills in 2022, causing her miscarriage. The incident occurred when Suh was a sophomore and the victim was a freshman; he had been assigned as her team leader. Suh comes from a privileged background; his father is a healthcare executive, and their family resides in an $17 million Washington mansion where they hosted James Bond-themed parties.
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Suh PERSON · 17× West Point ORG · 6× Caleb Suh PERSON · 2× Manhattan Federal Court ORG · 2× DANIEL BATES PERSON · 1× Georgetown ORG · 1× James Bond PERSON · 1× Manhattan Supreme Court ORG · 1× Ryung Suh PERSON · 1× Washington, DC GPE · 1×

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He added that the Operation Golden Shield team was 'filled with our country's future leaders' – including himself – and said they all 'share a profound commitment to service and leadership.' Suh is also believed to have held an internship at Goldman Sachs, the investment bank.
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🔮 He initially opposed the idea and said he would kill himself if she gave birth, but then changed his tune and claimed to be supportive, according to the lawsuit.

Claims (56 extracted, 23 hedged)

A high-flying former West Point cadet who was on course for a glittering career in public health admitted in federal court to giving his pregnant girlfriend a protein shake spiked with abortion medication to terminate their baby, bombshell court documents reveal. asserted
documents → fly → baby
Caleb Suh, now 25, pleaded guilty to assault in Manhattan Federal Court last month over the sinister 2022 ordeal that saw his cadet girlfriend hospitalized and suffer a miscarriage, according to court papers. uncertain
girlfriend → plead → papers
Suh had forced the then 19-year-old woman to ingest what he claimed was a 'special pregnancy protein powder' after secretly ordering the drugs from an online pharmacy under her name, according to a civil lawsuit subsequently filed by the victim. uncertain
he → force → victim
During the plea hearing prosecutors said at the time he found out his girlfriend was pregnant, Suh was 'in the running to become first captain at West Point, a prestigious honor bestowed on the top cadet in each graduating class.' asserted
Suh → say → class
The twisted details of the case were laid bare in Suh's guilty plea in the criminal case against him, as well as claims in the civil lawsuit, filed in Manhattan Supreme Court late last month and to which he has yet to respond. uncertain
he → lay → which
Until the scandal exploded into public view, Suh was, by all accounts, on a glide path to success – similar to his privileged life at his family's $17 million mansion in Washington, DC. asserted
Suh → explode → Washington
The family listed their six-bedroom home for sale earlier this year, complete with a party space where they hosted James Bond-themed events in the past. asserted
they → list → past
Suh's father, Ryung Suh, is a retired Georgetown professor and healthcare consultant who is the Chief of Staff at the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Washington DC Healthcare System. asserted
who → retire → Affairs
Caleb Suh, 25, pleaded guilty to assault in Manhattan Federal Court last month for giving his pregnant girlfriend a protein shake spiked with abortion medication to terminate their baby in 2022 Suh, who was a sophomore at the time, was assigned to be the young woman's team leader and mentor at West Point, according to a civil lawsuit filed against him late last month As a youngster, Suh is believed to have attended the sought-after James Madison High School in Vienna, Virginia, which is ranked the 93rd best high school in the nation. uncertain
which → plead → nation
And while attending West Point, Suh was invited to join the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi – one of the most elite fraternities in the US. asserted
Suh → attend → US
According to the civil lawsuit, which accuses Suh of assault and battery, the victim arrived at West Point in August 2020 as a freshman cadet. uncertain
victim → accord → cadet
Suh, who was a sophomore at the time, was assigned to be her team leader and mentor, according to the suit. uncertain
who → assign → suit
Despite rules prohibiting fraternization between cadets, the lawsuit claims Suh quickly began 'coming to [her] room unannounced' to supposedly 'check in,' before they started secretly dating in the October. uncertain
they → prohibit → October
Two years later, the complaint alleges, the woman informed Suh she was pregnant and that she wanted to keep the baby. asserted
she → allege → baby
He initially opposed the idea and said he would kill himself if she gave birth, but then changed his tune and claimed to be supportive, according to the lawsuit. uncertain
she → oppose → lawsuit
Behind the victim's back, Suh allegedly took a photo of his girlfriend's ID and opened an account with an online pharmacy under her name, the civil court filing states. uncertain
filing → take → name
Suh forced his then-girlfriend to ingest what he claimed was a 'special pregnancy protein powder' after secretly ordering the drugs from an online pharmacy under the young woman's own name, the civil filings claim Despite his guilty plea, a judge has allowed Suh to delay his sentencing until January so he can finish the academic semester at Columbia University, where he is currently doing a master's program uncertain
he → force → program
He then allegedly obtained a prescription for abortion medication and had it shipped to his address at West Point, according to the civil lawsuit. uncertain
it → obtain → lawsuit
Through the same pharmacy, the complaint alleges, Suh also obtained Xanax and the sedative Promethazine. asserted
Suh → allege → Xanax
It also claims that Suh 'impersonated' his girlfriend in the pharmacy's online forum, asking questions like: 'I don't want to swallow pills. uncertain
I → claim → pills
Could I just break them up in my water and drink water?' uncertain
I → break → water
He also asked, according to the civil suit, if he would 'feel the pills in my vagina'. uncertain
he → ask → vagina
Then on February 4, Suh allegedly went to his girlfriend's barracks and mixed up the cocktail for her to drink, claiming it was a 'special pregnancy protein powder. uncertain
it → go → cocktail
' When she became 'repulsed' by the taste, Suh became 'insistent and upset, eventually holding the bottle against her lips and forcing her to drink it,' the civil lawsuit states. asserted
lawsuit → become → it
'Ms Doe became sick and fell asleep. asserted
Doe → become → ?
For the next few hours, she was in and out of consciousness with severe pain,' the suit charges. asserted
suit → charge → pain
Suh's father, Ryung Suh, is a retired Georgetown professor and healthcare consultant who is the Chief of Staff at the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Washington DC Healthcare System (Source: Ryung Suh/LinkedIn) At one point, according to the civil lawsuit, the victim woke up to find two pills in her mouth. uncertain
victim → retire → mouth
When she went to spit them out, Suh allegedly tried to put them back in, saying: 'Eat this, it's good for you.' uncertain
it → go → you
He allegedly lodged a third pill in her vagina while she was 'incapacitated,' before leaving, the lawsuit states. uncertain
lawsuit → lodge → vagina
It also claims that, fearing she was having a miscarriage, the young woman repeatedly tried to contact Suh but he didn't respond. uncertain
he → claim → Suh
Ultimately, the woman was taken to a hospital where she miscarried. asserted
she → take → hospital
According to the lawsuit, a few days after being discharged, the victim tried to show Suh the paperwork about the miscarriage but he allegedly 'took the packet and threw it in the trash can. uncertain
he → accord → can
The woman then went to authorities at West Point, who began an investigation. asserted
who → go → investigation
While entering his guilty plea at the federal court last month, Suh claimed he 'encouraged her to drink at prenatal protein shake. asserted
he → enter → shake
' 'I then waited for her to fall asleep, at which time I physically administered the abortion pills I had secretly obtained from the online pharmacy by impersonating her,' he said in his plea. asserted
he → wait → plea
Suh's family put their $17 million mansion (the white home above) in Washington, DC, on the market earlier this year. asserted
family → put → market
It includes a party space where his parents hosted James Bond-themed events in the past asserted
parents → include → past
According to the civil lawsuit, which accuses Suh of assault and battery, the victim arrived at West Point in August 2020 as a freshman cadet. uncertain
victim → accord → cadet
Suh, who was a sophomore at the time, was assigned to be her team leader and mentor, according to the suit ' uncertain
who → assign → suit
The next morning I learned that my girlfriend had been taken to the hospital where she, in fact, miscarried as a result of the abortion pills that I had administered without her knowledge and consent'. asserted
I → learn → knowledge
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