A respected NHS doctor has been exposed as a predatory voyeur who secretly filmed vulnerable patients and unsuspecting women for his own sexual gratification, all while maintaining his professional facade.
Dr. Krishnan Subramanian, 47, led a shocking double life that spanned years, using his medical position to gain access to victims while hiding his vile activities from colleagues and family.
The Chilling Evidence
Investigators discovered a horrifying collection of secret recordings when they examined Subramanian's devices. The evidence revealed:
- Hidden camera footage of patients in medical settings
- Secret recordings of women in public places and changing rooms
- Thousands of inappropriate images stored across multiple devices
- Sophisticated methods to conceal his activities from detection
A Web of Deception Unravels
The doctor's crimes finally came to light when suspicious behavior triggered an investigation. Despite his attempts to maintain innocence, digital forensic experts uncovered the extensive collection of illicit material that would ultimately seal his fate.
Manchester Crown Court heard how Subramanian exploited his medical position while carefully maintaining his professional reputation, creating what prosecutors described as "a complete betrayal of trust."
Justice Served
Subramanian was found guilty of multiple voyeurism offenses and making indecent images. The court sentenced him to a significant prison term and placed him on the sex offenders register indefinitely.
Judge Nicholas Dean KC condemned the doctor's actions, stating they represented "a gross breach of trust" that affected numerous victims who were completely unaware they were being filmed.
The case has raised serious questions about vetting procedures within the NHS and the mechanisms for detecting professionals who abuse their positions of trust.
