“What Tyndall’s going to say is: ‘You might question my medical judgment, but that doesn’t make me a criminal,’” said Laurie Levenson, a professor at Loyola Law School.
Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey said some cases are too old to prosecute and others aren’t supported by enough evidence, but that more charges are likely. The women in the complaint ranged in age from 17 to 29 at the time they saw Tyndall, police said.
But the case also presents challenges for Tyndall’s defense attorneys. Lacey suggested that her office could introduce women beyond the 16 accusers to support their stories. For example, Gorin said, “if you’re not using gloves, that’s strange from a medical perspective. If you’re trying to cover what you’re doing from … a nurse, that’s strange.”
Tyndall has denied wrongdoing and said that his treatment of patients was consistent with good medical care."He's always been 100% adamant that he has never done anything wrong in these specific examinations, and he’s never waffled one time from that," Flier said.
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