Dr. Samuel Mujica Trenche Prematurely Diagnosed Me As Having Been “Repeatedly Sexually Assaulted” – The Beverly Troupe Enoch Story

Dr. Samuel Mujica Trenche’s premature diagnosis, which he reported to DHS (now CPS) that I was “repeatedly sexually assaulted”, when I was an 8-year old child from a loving family, led to the wrongful conviction of my father, Brian K. Troupe, Sr., on April 2, 1987

What started as a visit to Killeen, TX’s Darnall Army Hospital, on Fort hood military base, for a burning sensation when I urinated, took a fateful turn when the first doctor who examined me, claimed on his report, that I had zero hymen. That failed diagnosis, started a trail of bias after the second doctor who examined me upon a return visit on the infamous December 10, 1986 day, Dr. Samuel Mujica, solely pursued a nonexistent sexual assault case.

On December 11, 1986, Dr. Samuel Mujica, reported that he examined me and he “determined she (I) has been repeatedly sexually assaulted”. Not suspected of being “repeatedly sexually assaulted”. Dr. Samuel Mujica, had already “determined”, I had been “repeatedly sexually assaulted”.

I was taken from my loving family and did not return home until the day of my 18th birth date. My father did not return home from prison until 18 years after the 1987 wrongful conviction.

The two images below are actual medical documents that are the smoking guns to bias and the premature and incorrect diagnosis of me.

Dr. Munter, the first doctor that examined me, authored a report that incorrectly claims I had zero hymen. This incorrect report was passed to Dr. Mujica Trenche
Dr. Samuel Mujica Trenche reported to DHS (CPS) on December 11, 1986, that he had “determined she (I) has been repeatedly sexually assaulted”. Dr Samuel Mujica did not report he suspected such

To be continued…

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