Man Confronts Wife’s Alleged Sexual Predator at Conference

The man then walked off the stage and told the alleged sexual predator, “This is for all the men like you who sexually assault women. … You have three women right here, working with you, and seven years ago, you touched my wife.” He then threatened to kill the panelist before walking away with his wife.

“Seven years, I waited for this. My wife is suffering … and you know what you did,” the man continued. “You touched my wife; it was the best day of her life … you’re a f–king a–hole, you’re lucky that I don’t kill you.”

As he turned to walk away, the panelist had the audacity to chuckle. This really set off the attendee, who stormed to the front again and yelled, “Laugh one more time,” over and over. Before he left the meeting, the man turned to the crowd and said, “This is for you girls because this a–hole likes to touch women.”

The video immediately racked up millions of views on social media, with many sharing their thoughts and rightfully taking the husband’s side.

“Wow. The pain and rage in that man’s voice as he recounts his wife’s suffering,” one person tweeted. “And are those physician organizers trying to shush him? For shame, really.” Another said, “I can’t believe people didn’t walk out. Why would you want to listen to what this creep has to say after knowing what he did to a colleague?”

Others were furious with a fellow attendee who said this wasn’t the place or time.

“It was the perfect place and time,” a Twitter user commented. “In fact, I hope this becomes common for all predators. If you’ve never heard pain in a man’s voice when he discusses pain felt by his loved ones, you now have.”

A second person wrote, “I can’t imagine feeling the need to say ‘not the place; not the time!’ Like. It’s going on. He’s shouting about his wife being sexually assaulted. Show is stopped. And you just want to make sure the record reflects your objection? It’s not like you’re stopping anything.”

“‘Not the place, not the time..’ I dunno, is there ever a place and time to publicly confront your wife’s assaulter, who’s free to put on a nice suit and mask and pretend to represent women’s [health]?” a third person penned. “Seems like a gray area at the very least… let the man speak.”

On May 22, 2023, Twitter user @DRouselle shared an email he received from the ACOG regarding the incident:

“We want to provide information about a security incident between two individuals that occurred during a Saturday panel discussion. Security protocols were followed, and the situation was rapidly addressed by plainclothes security and eventually, the Baltimore Police Department. We apologize to those who may have been affected by the incident or subsequent exchanges. ACOG does not condone violence in any form.”

“Your safety is our top priority. ACOG works hard to provide safe, secure environments at all our meetings,” the ACOG continued. “We will continue to enforce safety protocols at all our gatherings in order to ensure the safety of our members and attendees. We cannot provide additional details because of confidentially obligations.”

The ACOG hasn’t commented further on the situation, and it’s unclear if they will investigate further.