Courtney Browen

And it's here where he decided his focus was going to be on psychiatry. Now, in the beginning, he thought he wanted to do more hands-on medical care, but he quickly learned that blood made him squeamish. In fact, at one point, he was required to attend a live birth, and during it, he fainted. So that's when he decided on psychiatry. And of course, he excelled in school as he always did.

But his studies weren't the only thing he was focused on. During medical school, he also fully entrenched himself into Islam. which caused a pretty big internal struggle. Nadal had a career in the military, the very military who was invading Iraq and Afghanistan. And Nadal took it personally. These attacks were against his own people, his own religion.

But his studies weren't the only thing he was focused on. During medical school, he also fully entrenched himself into Islam. which caused a pretty big internal struggle. Nadal had a career in the military, the very military who was invading Iraq and Afghanistan. And Nadal took it personally. These attacks were against his own people, his own religion.

But his studies weren't the only thing he was focused on. During medical school, he also fully entrenched himself into Islam. which caused a pretty big internal struggle. Nadal had a career in the military, the very military who was invading Iraq and Afghanistan. And Nadal took it personally. These attacks were against his own people, his own religion.

At some point, he even petitioned to leave the military early, but his request was denied. A few weeks later, he sent a second petition trying to leave early. And this time, he even said he would fully repay them for all of the money they spent on his tuition, but again, it was denied. So it's here where he decided to just wait it out until his time was up.

At some point, he even petitioned to leave the military early, but his request was denied. A few weeks later, he sent a second petition trying to leave early. And this time, he even said he would fully repay them for all of the money they spent on his tuition, but again, it was denied. So it's here where he decided to just wait it out until his time was up.

At some point, he even petitioned to leave the military early, but his request was denied. A few weeks later, he sent a second petition trying to leave early. And this time, he even said he would fully repay them for all of the money they spent on his tuition, but again, it was denied. So it's here where he decided to just wait it out until his time was up.

Financially, that was his best option, but no one truly knew just how dangerous this was. Nadal was growing more and more radicalized in his religion, and he was serving a country that he no longer honored. And not only that, but he was involved in an organization that he believed was fighting against his own people.

Financially, that was his best option, but no one truly knew just how dangerous this was. Nadal was growing more and more radicalized in his religion, and he was serving a country that he no longer honored. And not only that, but he was involved in an organization that he believed was fighting against his own people.

Financially, that was his best option, but no one truly knew just how dangerous this was. Nadal was growing more and more radicalized in his religion, and he was serving a country that he no longer honored. And not only that, but he was involved in an organization that he believed was fighting against his own people.

After graduating from medical school in 2003, Nadal started his residency at the Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC. And according to his colleagues, He was very vocal in his beliefs about the wars in the Middle East. He would even vent to coworkers and patients about how he felt.

After graduating from medical school in 2003, Nadal started his residency at the Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC. And according to his colleagues, He was very vocal in his beliefs about the wars in the Middle East. He would even vent to coworkers and patients about how he felt.

After graduating from medical school in 2003, Nadal started his residency at the Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC. And according to his colleagues, He was very vocal in his beliefs about the wars in the Middle East. He would even vent to coworkers and patients about how he felt.

According to one student named Naomi Sermon, Nadal approached her one day and asked if she knew anything about Islam. When she told him that she didn't know much, he started scolding her. He even told her that she would one day burn in hell. Naomi would later say that she felt very uncomfortable and she made it a point to avoid Nadal during the remainder of their residency.

According to one student named Naomi Sermon, Nadal approached her one day and asked if she knew anything about Islam. When she told him that she didn't know much, he started scolding her. He even told her that she would one day burn in hell. Naomi would later say that she felt very uncomfortable and she made it a point to avoid Nadal during the remainder of their residency.

According to one student named Naomi Sermon, Nadal approached her one day and asked if she knew anything about Islam. When she told him that she didn't know much, he started scolding her. He even told her that she would one day burn in hell. Naomi would later say that she felt very uncomfortable and she made it a point to avoid Nadal during the remainder of their residency.

But what was really concerning is that he was entering the field of psychiatry. A psychiatrist is supposed to make people feel safe and understood.

But what was really concerning is that he was entering the field of psychiatry. A psychiatrist is supposed to make people feel safe and understood.

But what was really concerning is that he was entering the field of psychiatry. A psychiatrist is supposed to make people feel safe and understood.

Now, during his residency, Nadal actually had to counsel soldiers who were coming home from Iraq, many of whom were suffering from PTSD. However, in these sessions, he started talking to the soldiers about Islam and it almost felt like he was preaching to them. When his supervisors found out about this, he clearly got into some trouble.