'Salty Coffee' Horror: South African doctor struck off UK register for putting semen in woman’s drink
A South African doctor who was practising in the United Kingdom has been struck off the medical register with immediate effect after he was found putting his semen in a woman’s hot beverages.
Nicholas Chapman, a 57-year-old, studied at the University of Cape Town in the Western Cape.
The Mirror reported that he conducted the devious conduct at Somerset, England, and was previously sentenced to a community order for a sexual crime after a trial revealed that he had loaded hundreds of ‘specimen‘ samples before putting them into his victim’s drinks.
The victim reportedly described how, after sipping a salty coffee, she would throw other liquids away, only to discover a ‘thick gloopy’ material in the sink.
“I did not know what it was. I did not suspect it could have been semen at that point. He was then bringing me more drinks – probably one to three cups of coffee a week.
“Since that occasion, I tipped them away in the sink – seeing the sort of substance in the sink – it was different sizes and quantities each time. At least six times I’ve seen it – I’ve not drunk it since that first time,” she was quoted as saying.
Chapman was sentenced at Gloucester Crown Court in 2023 after being found guilty of one count of sexual conduct without permission.
He was also purportedly suspended from his employment at the Somerset-based health institution after the claims surfaced. The former doctor allegedly sought to explain that the gathering of samples was due to a “secret” ailment that caused him to release semen during defecation.
The disgraced doctor attempted to claim that another individual had put the semen into the cup as a prank.
“I don’t know why someone did that with my sample – I don’t know why someone did it or why,” he was quoted as saying.
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