Dr. Sikandar S. Imran (Urdu: د. سكندر عمران) was a Hematology / Oncology Medical fellow at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. On 18 May 2018, Imran was sentenced to three years in prison (and 17 years suspended) after he pleaded guilty in March 2018 to fetal homicide for spiking his pregnant girlfriend's tea with 800 milligrams of the abortifacient Misoprostol, which caused her to miscarry. Sikandar also faces deportation to his native Pakistan at the conclusion of his sentence. ^[1]

A native of Peshawar, Pakistan, Imran earned a Bachelor's degree from PAF Degree College Peshawar and an MBBS from Gandhara University. ^[1]

Imran worked at Rochester Regional Health from 2011 to 2016, first as an internal medicine resident and then as an academic hospitalist. Imran then relocated to the Washington, DC Metro Area for a fellowship in Hematology / Oncology at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, where he worked until his medical license was revoked in early 2018. ^[1]

By April 2017, Imran had been dating his then-girlfriend, Brook Fiske, for three years.

When Fiske informed him that she was pregnant, Imran at first convinced her to get an abortion, which Fiske refused. When she was 17 weeks pregnant, Fiske visited Imran at his home in Arlington, Virginia, and during the visit Imran served her tea that had been spiked with 800 milligrams of the abortifacient Misoprostol. Fiske went into labor that day and miscarried. After doctors found Misoprostol in her system, Imran was arrested and taken into custody. Imran pleaded guilty to fetal homicide ten months later.