A TWISTED doctor who nearly killed his lover by strapping her to a bed and injecting her with drugs during exorcisms has been jailed for 14 years.

       Doctor Hossam Metwally, 61, made dozens of video recordings of himself administering fluids to Kelly Wilson while chanting as part of a "dangerous perversion" of the Islamic Ruqya ritual.

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       Doctor Hossam Metwally, 61, has been jailed for 14 years Credit: MEN Media 3

       Kelly Wilson was injected with drugs during exorcisms Credit: MEN Media

       The father-of-four - a former anaesthetist at the Diana Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby - was today branded a "disgrace" by a judge during his Sheffield Crown Court sentencing.

       The sick doctor filmed 200 perverted clips over four years, mainly at his home in Grimsby, Lincolnshire.

       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.

       The exorcisms left her close to death with multiple organ failures.

       Handing down a 14-year sentence, Judge Jeremy Richardson QC said: "You are a disgrace to your profession.

       "You will not be a doctor for very much longer. I trust you will never, ever be a doctor again.

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       "You perverted medical practise for your own ends.

       "You are also not a very good doctor because, in these perverted practices, you very nearly killed the woman you said you loved."

       In one clip from 2016, Metwally was heard chanting and after he revives his partner with smelling salts, she asks "have you raped me?" and requests the police.

       Metwally - who is originally from Egypt - told the jury he performed rituals on Ms Wilson to exorcise evil spirits, called Jinns, but said he only used holy oil and did not inject anaesthetics.

       Following an eight-week trial, the jury took just two hours to find the father-of-four guilty of endangering Ms Wilson's life through the unlawful and deliberate administration of anaesthetics or sedative agents and drug possession offences.

       'DISTURBING RITUALS'

       Metwally also admitted two further charges of voyeurism.

       Opening the case for the prosecution in June, John Elvidge QC described how an investigation began after Ms Wilson was taken to the Diana, Prince of Wales Hospital in Grimsby - the hospital where Metwally also worked - in 2019.

       Paramedics had arrived at Metwally's home to find her in a deep coma, on the brink of a cardiac arrest and with a fluid line inserted in her chest.

       Metwally qualified as a doctor in Egypt and worked in Saudi Arabia before coming to the UK in 1996 and Grimsby in 1999.

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

       Metwally met Ms Wilson, now 33, 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.

       TWISTED ORDEAL

       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".

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       Metwally qualified as a doctor in Egypt Credit: PA

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