The claim:
Douglas Dietrich has claimed he was hospitalized at age 14 in 1980 (but other times claimed at age 12 in 1978) due to an obscure medical condition (bleeding ulcer) requiring a total blood transfusion. He claims he was hospitalized at the US Army Post Presidio's Letterman Army Medical Center under the care of Dr. John Henry Hagmann.
His claim was initially exposed by Steven Outtrim in a 2016 blog post:
"CLAIM # 21: HE RECEIVED A TRANSFUSION OF EXPERIMENTAL NANO-BLOOD IN 1980 AT THE LETTERMAN MEDICAL CENTER"
https://burners.me/2016/07/09/debunking-douglas-dietrich/
You can listen to Dietrich "briefly" reference the claim himself in this rambling version from March 2020:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4OEbPGVG0c beginning at 1: 52:57 - 2:11:00
Dietrich began telling the bizarre story beginning in 2015. He described his situation as having been life-threatening and a lack of available or contaminated blood supply due to the AIDS epidemic required his parents to agree to an experimental "Nano Blood" transfusion which "changed the polarity of his blood" from one type to another.
Dietrich claims he was "legally dead" for a period of over 48 hours" but his mother performed an occult spell that "re-animated" him.
He later embellished the story to include the claim he is a "1/4 vampire". And that under the care of Dr. John H. Hagmann, he was forced to have sex (under observation with cameras) in a US Army hospital with a young "slave" woman who had been tattooed with an identification code. He also claimed to have discovered that a Canadian woman who followed him on the internet was actually his biological daughter as a result of that "experiment."
I would later confront the woman he claimed to be his daughter, (Zoraah Juin Fu Mock) and find his claims about her were not true.
I have written about those details in a previous (2019) blog post:
https://rkcolejr.blogspot.com/2019/04/douglas-dietrich-love-child-lie-and.html
In recent years Dietrich has rarely mentioned this previous claim. After reviewing some unpublished drafts from this blog, I decided to research the doctor he described. A Dr. John Henry Hagmann, MD, US Army.
The Facts:
Douglas Dietrich was never a military dependant and never would have had access to the Presidio Army Post and would have been aged 12-14 from 1978-1980.
In addition, had Dietrich actually undergone such a procedure, his blood would have been tested during his Military MEPS Exam prior to his enlistment in the USMC in 1987 and he would have been rejected for military service.
John Henry Hagman was born in 1956 and was commissioned in the US Army Medical Corps as a 2nd Lieutenant, MD in 1980. His specialty in the field was battlefield trauma.
I found no evidence of Hagmann ever being assigned to Letterman Army Medical Center at the Presidio during the years Dietrich described or after.
As a trauma doctor and lower-ranking officer in the early 80s, Hagmann would not have been conducting unusual experiments on individual patients and certainly not on underage civilians as Dietrich has described.
This is a photo of Hagmann taken in 1980.
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| Reuters/Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences handout via Reuters |
U.S. Army Medical Corps retired Lt. Colonel John Hagmann is seen in a 1980 handout file photo provided by his former employer, the U.S. Military's Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
Hagmann also attended the U.S. Military's Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences at Bethesda, MD (https://www.usuhs.edu/) where he became an educator and researcher for most of his career.
Hagmann is shown receiving an award in this 1989 Reuters photo:
In his billet as a researcher and educator at the U.S. Military's Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Hagmann participated in various research studies prior to and after 1990 involving the effects of weaponry on the human body, the improvement of body armor, and other studies.
Many of those studies are available online and it is obvious he contributed to them as a member of a US Army Medical Research team.
Hagmann eventually retired as a Lt. Col in 2000 and shortly after created a private business as a consultant. After the events of 911 in 2001, his business exploded.
Hagmann became a private contractor for the US military in about 2005 for various Commands including US Special Forces. Hagmann was closely observed, however, and in at least one case after Special Forces Officers evaluated his training techniques, Hagmann was refused access to a US Naval Base.
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| Hagmann pictured (right) training troops in 2010 - (Reuters Photo) |
Hagmann was eventually accused of some really sick things involving active duty military officers who volunteered for his training. You can read all about it yourselves.
Obviously, Douglas Dietrich picked up on news reports at that time and then created another bullshit story to add to his bio.
Conclusion:
Dietrich dragged this asshole into his own perverted story. Hagmann was at Bethesda, MD as an educator and research MD. Not much about him is at all available, but it's obvious that Dietrich used the news stories about Hagmann in 2015 as the basis for it.
Hagmann was investigated and his medical license was suspended and later revoked by the Virginia Board of Medicine in 2015. You can read that document in the source below.
SOURCES:
Military knew about Dr John Henry Hagmann's bizarre methods | Daily Mail Online
Dr John Henry Hagmann's medical license revoked for 'abhorrent' troop training | Daily Mail Online
Exclusive: Doctor who trained U.S. troops suspended for macabre techniques | Reuters
https://news.yahoo.com/special-report-military-knew-bizarre-methods-doctor-hired-143754542.html
