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Doctor Who Injected Partner With Drugs in 'Exorcism Ceremonies' Jailed for 14 Years

Hossam Metwally, appearing in front of Judge Jeremy Richardson QC in Sheffield UK Crown Court today, was sentenced to 14-and-a-half years in prison - he filmed some of the bizarre rituals

'Doctor Exorcist' whose YouTube-researched ritual left girlfriend in coma jailed

BBC News 23 SEP 2021.

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Kelly Wilson - the woman left fighting for life after 'being given noxious substance' by her partner, Hossam Metwally

A doctor who almost killed his partner after injecting her with drugs during a series of exorcism ceremonies, has been sentenced to 14-and-a-half years in prison.

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Hossam Metwally, a 61-year-old anaesthetist at a Grimsby hospital, made a series of video recordings of himself administering fluids through a cannula to his partner, Kelly Wilson.

The recordings show Metwally chanting as he injects Ms Wilson with the drugs, as what is thought to be a “dangerous perversion” of the Islamic Rugya ritual.

Paramedics had arrived at Metwally’s home on July 4 of 2019 to find Ms Wilson in a deep coma, on the brink of a cardiac arrest and with a fluid line inserted in her chest after engaging in an exorcism ritual the previous evening.

She was close to death with multiple organ failure.

Some of the recordings show Ms Wilson strapped to a bed, in others she is in a bath, and some show a white liquid being administered - on occasions using an electronic device.

He worked in Goole, S****horpe and Grimsby and ran his own pain clinic in the port town.

Metwally met Ms Wilson in about 2013 when she was a student nurse. The jury heard she had a history of depression and her health deteriorated so she stopped working as a nurse.

“Dr Metwally gave people the impression that he was supportive of Kelly Wilson and yet he was willing to fuel her appetite for drugs which went well beyond what her general practitioner was prepared to supply. Put another way, he knowingly fed her addiction,” Mr Elvidge said.

“The prosecution say Dr Metwally is a charlatan and he abused his position as a doctor to gain her confidence and encouraged her to become intoxicated using dangerous substances that rendered her into such a state that she forfeited all control over her body to him.”

The jury heard how Metwally held a “vast stock of drugs” at his Laceby Road home, including ampoules of ketamine, propofol, fentanyl and Diazemuls.

An imam told the jury the Ruqya is a valid practice but would never involve drugs or sedation.

He said the case was “quite disturbing” and watching the video clips made him feel “really upset”.

Metwally was found guilty of the intravenous administration of anaesthetic drugs to sedate Ms Wilson which endangered her life; the supply of various controlled drugs or medicines and the possession of a controlled drug with intent to supply.

He also admitted a charge of fraud during his trial.

Judge Richardson remanded Metwally in custody until he is sentenced on 20 September and told him a prison term “of some substance” is inevitable.