Medical experts told USC administrators there was evidence Dr. George Tyndall was preying on Asian students and has signs of 'psychopathy.' The school's lawyers arranged a secret deal that let him to leave with a substantial payout and a pristine record.
Nearly all of the university’s top administrators have left or will soon depart, and a new president, Carol L. Folt, takes over July 1.but has not been charged with a crime. He and his attorneys have repeatedly denied wrongdoing and said he acted within the standards of gynecological care.
“If the patients were young and Asian, they were more likely to have a pelvic exam completed,” the report from Colorado-based consulting firm MDReview found. That year, a patient notified the university after Tyndall shared a “degrading and humiliating” anecdote about the sexual escapades of a rock guitarist in Chicago.
In 2009, a student complained that Tyndall had complimented her pubic hair, and the next year, an alumna contacted the clinic and alleged that the gynecologist had conducted a pelvic exam six years earlier without wearing a glove, the records show. They also expressed concern about photographs Tyndall had taken of patients’ genitals, noting that he had used a commercial processing lab in upstate New York to develop some images and offered “dubious” explanations for retaining the pictures.
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