TEEN SCREAMS BLOODY MURDER AFTER DISCOVERING SOMETHING SICK ON DOCTOR’S OFFICE FLOOR

When police searched Close’s phone, they found the videos – some of which included clips of a 70-year-old woman.

“It’s very disturbing. You have a trust with people in the medical profession,” attorney Matt Weintraub told CBS Philadelphia. Weintraub said he’s concerned that there were other victims whose videos were not on the phone.

“I’m afraid there may be more,” he said. “That’s my concern at this point. We want to make sure we take care of the victims that we have. Make them feel safe.”

Coluzzi said that the videos were taken without patients’ knowledge while they were in treatment booths.

“Your eyes are protected,” he said. “There may be something to protect your head. And the individual didn’t think he’d be seen.”

Close was originally charged with four counts of recording the teen, but later was hit with 43 additional charges for the seven other women who were identified as victims.

“We’d like to make a plea to the public that if anyone was seen by this dermatological practice and they feel they may have been a victim they should come forward to Lower Makefield Township Police Department,” Weintraub said.

Close was arrested and jailed in lieu of $100,000 bail, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

“We are appalled by the action of this former employee and we are cooperating fully with the investigation,” hospital spokeswoman Susan Phillips said in a statement.

In an initial court appearance, an emotional Close told the judge that his children were 16 and 17 years old and that he didn’t have the money to post the bond.