An NHS vascular surgeon, who has done hundreds of amputations, has confessed to lying to insurers because of his legs and has a severe pornography of a man named “Unic).
Nile Hopper, 49, whose feet were cut under the knee, told insurers that his injuries “are the result of septic and not imposed on itself”, intended to make a profit.
He appeared in TRURO Crown’s court on Thursday, who was in prison for 32 months after claiming to be blamed by a false dealership between June 3 and June 26, 2019.
He also accepted three charges of having severe pornography images of a website video called Eunuch Maker, where users paid for amputation and other severe body reforms.
Judge James Adkin, an honorary recorder of TRURO, Hearper Hearper, was identified after investigating Marius Gustason, who managed the Eunuch manufacturer’s website.
GustaSon was in prison last year in Old Old Bailey for at least 22 years due to the leadership of a body correction ring, which made male capacity, the removal of male penis and other procedures for people at the age of 16.
The Norwegian national once baked human testicles to eat in the salad, as well as its penis with a kitchen knife and frozen its foot to cut off.
Last year’s court heard that severe body reforms are associated with a subculture in which men are shortened by eliminating their penis and testicles to revoke the genitalia.
Gustason gained more than £ 300,000 after sending a movie from various procedures on its Eunuch manufacturer’s website.
In 2020, Hopper was named one of the most courageous people in England after winning the championship against all chances at the Amplifon Awards for the Brave Britons 2020. BBC breakfastHuman
The surgeon has not worked in the NHS Trust Royal Corneal Hospitals since March 2023.
The temporary instruction of the doctors’ services service the following month, while investigating the General Medicine Council, has imposed restrictions on his practice, and he has been suspended from the medical registration since December 2023.
“The NHS Trust Royal Cornswall Hospitals, where Mr Hopper is working, worked closely with Devon and Cornwall police,” said Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman.
“These allegations are not related to Mr. Hopper’s professional behavior and there is no evidence to show the risk to patients,” a spokesman for the hospital added.
Mr Hopper worked in Royal Cornwall Hospitals since 2013 until he was suspended in March 2023 following his initial arrest.
“Former patients can contact Royal Cornwall Hospitals with any questions or concerns about their treatment.”
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