A Michigan community is reeling after Oumair Aejaz, 41, was sentenced Tuesday, Dec. 2, to 35–60 years in prison for secretly recording nude images of women and children while working as a physician. Authorities say Aejaz exploited hospitals, schools, and even his own home to carry out years of sexual misconduct, leaving victims shocked and families devastated.
Timeline of Crimes
2011–2018: Aejaz enters the U.S. on a visa, completes his residency at Detroit Sinai Grace Hospital, and works in Alabama. No public victims from this period, but authorities suspect early misconduct may have begun.
2018–2024: Aejaz works at:
- Ascension Genesys Hospital, Grand Blanc
- Henry Ford Macomb Hospital, Clinton Township
During this time, he allegedly sets up cameras and devices in:
- Patient changing rooms
- Bathrooms
- Hospital closets
- Bedrooms
August 2024: His wife discovers secret recordings of:
- Herself and their two children
- Female relatives
- People undressing at Goldfish Swim School in Rochester Hills
October 2025: Aejaz pleads no contest to 31 felony charges, including:
- First- and second-degree criminal sexual conduct
- Child sexually abusive commercial activity
- Capturing/distributing images of unclothed persons
- Using a computer to commit a crime
Dec. 2, 2025: Judge Anderson sentences Aejaz to 35–60 years, calling the crimes “absolutely unconscionable.”
Evidence That Sealed the Case
- Hospital Footage: Women and minors in changing rooms and bathrooms, caught on covert cameras.
- Home Recordings: Wife, children, and female relatives filmed in private moments.
- Swim School Footage: Multiple children and mothers recorded without consent.
- Digital Forensics: Data recovered from computers, tablets, and encrypted cloud backups, confirming years of misconduct.
Sheriff Michael Bouchard praised investigators:
“The exploitation of women and children—especially using a trusted position as a physician—is absolutely unconscionable.”
Rumor vs. Fact
RUMOR: Aejaz sold the videos online.
FACT: There’s no verified evidence of distribution. Prosecutors only confirmed possession and production.
RUMOR: Hospital staff knew about the recordings.
FACT: Investigators found no staff complicity; Aejaz acted alone.
RUMOR: He targeted certain victims intentionally.
FACT: Evidence shows victims were diverse; the unifying factor was vulnerability.
Human Impact
The victims remain traumatized.
- Patients lost trust in healthcare spaces.
- Parents are furious that children were filmed in school and hospital settings.
- Families continue to process betrayal and fear over potential future exposure of the recordings.
Sheriff Bouchard emphasized the sentence delivers justice, but for the victims, the emotional scars remain.
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