“A slimy substance”: her doctor offers her a coffee, what she finds in the cup is beyond comprehension

You will now think twice before accepting a cup of tea or coffee from the doctor. In the United Kingdom, a 55-year-old practitioner practicing in the county of Somerset is tried for incitement to sexual activities without consent. Dr. Nicholas John Chapman is accused of willfully and repeatedly inserting his semen into the coffee cup of one of his patients. A way of “have some form of sex with her – by making her swallow his cum“.

According to the victim’s lawyer, Richard Posner, who spoke at the start of the trial, the young woman “started to realize something was wrong with his hot drink“at the end of 2020. “She took a sip and spat it into a sink, told Me Posner. It had a weird taste. A salty taste. She emptied what was left in the sink and saw a thick, viscous substance. She knew it was something that shouldn’t be there. But she didn’t think for a second that it could be cum.”

Doctor denies putting anything in his coffee

According to her lawyer, the young patient consulted her doctor six or seven times, until September 13, 2021. When she arrived at the doctor’s office, she noticed that the practitioner had a strange little plastic box in his pocket. “This immediately aroused his suspicions. She took the coffee he offered her, emptied it into the sink and noticed a sticky streak. The substance was recovered, put in a suitable container and photos of the viscous substance at the bottom of the mug were taken.” After putting the substance in the freezer, the young patient handed it over to the police. Tests confirmed that it was seminal fluid belonging to Dr. Nicholas John Chapman.

Tried for two accounts of incitement to sexual activity without consent, one on September 13, 2021 and one between September 12, 2020 and September 12, 2021, the accused denies all the charges against him. During the trial, his lawyer, Virginia Cornwall, explained that Chapman suffered from a disease causing him to evacuate semen during defecation and that it was possible that “residue” left on his hands had landed in the cup of his patient’s coffee. Moreover, according to her representative, Chapman never exhibited inappropriate behavior with the complainant. “He never behaved inappropriately around her and only made coffee for her, said Me Cornwall. He didn’t put anything in his coffee – it must be someone else playing a joke.“A joke in very poor taste… no pun intended.