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Texas woman allegedly took child to pedophile doctor to have sex with in return for meds

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Bradford, C. (2026, October 1). Texas woman allegedly took child to pedophile doctor to have sex with in return for meds. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/01/us-news/texas-woman-allegedly-took-child-to-pedophile-doctor-to-have-sex-with-in-return-for-meds/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-01 · by Chris Bradford
Content note This article describes abuse of a child and sexual violence.

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Alicia Evonne Sanchez, 37, is accused of taking a child under the age of 14 multiple times to Kenneth Haygood’s doctor’s office in Tyler, Texas, where sexual abuse occurred in exchange for prescription medications like Adderall. During these visits, which happened at least ten times with Sanchez present, the child was allegedly told by Haygood that such actions were part of a doctor's duties. Police investigation followed when the child disclosed receiving medication from Haygood to a counselor, leading to charges against Sanchez who could face up to 99 years or life in prison if convicted.
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Story summary

Alicia Evonne Sanchez, 37, was arrested and charged with sexual assault of a child under 14 after allegedly taking the minor to Dr. Kenneth Donald Haygood's office at least 10 times for sexual abuse in exchange for prescription medications including Adderall. During these visits, Sanchez reportedly stayed in the room while the abuse took place and told the child the pills were meant for people who couldn't get them from their doctor due to a supposed shortage. The abused child, under age 14, cried during assaults but was ignored or told that "this is what doctors do." Police became involved after the victim disclosed Haygood's activities to a counselor, revealing he had provided Sanchez with medication in exchange for bringing children to him. Haygood is already serving an eight-year sentence following a plea deal from last September where he admitted to sexually assaulting two female patients and had six other charges dropped, including one involving a child. If convicted, Sanchez faces up to 99 years or life imprisonment.

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Chris Bradford
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Topics

Adderall KLTV Texas Tyler

Subjects

Sanchez PERSON · 5× Haygood PERSON · 4× Alicia Evonne Sanchez PERSON · 1× Alicia Evonne Seguin PERSON · 1× KLTV ORG · 1× Kenneth Haygood PERSON · 1× Richard Vance PERSON · 1× Texas GPE · 1× Tyler PERSON · 1×

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He “probably deserved more” than eight years, Assistant District Attorney Richard Vance said at the time, but the deal was approved so that the doctor’s victims didn’t have to “get up on the stand and talk about details nobody would ever want to talk about.”
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🔮 The child would cry and beg for Haygood to stop — but was told, “This is what doctors do,” according to the report.

Claims (14 extracted, 3 hedged)

A Texas woman allegedly took a child to a pedophile doctor to have sex with in exchange for prescription meds. uncertain
woman → take → meds
Alicia Evonne Sanchez, 37, was busted Wednesday and accused of taking the youngster — only described as a child under the age of 14 — to be abused by Kenneth Haygood, 56, at his doctor’s office in Tyler, KLTV reported. asserted
KLTV → bust → Tyler
Sanchez, also known as Alicia Evonne Seguin, took the child to Haygood at least 10 times — and stayed in the room while the abuse took place, according to the report. uncertain
abuse → know → report
The child would cry and beg for Haygood to stop — but was told, “This is what doctors do,” according to the report. uncertain
doctors → cry → report
Cops investigated after the child told a counselor the doctor gave Sanchez medication – including Adderall, used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy. asserted
doctor → investigate → ADHD
Sanchez told the child the pills — given in a clear baggie — were “for people who couldn’t get them from their doctor,” officials said. asserted
officials → tell → doctor
Sanchez faces up to 99 years or life in prison if convicted of continuous sexual assault of a child under 14. asserted
Sanchez → face → 14
Investigators haven’t publicly revealed Sanchez’s link to the child, nor the youngster’s gender. asserted
Investigators → reveal → child
Haygood is currently serving eight years in prison for sex crimes after striking a plea deal last September. asserted
Haygood → serve → deal
He admitted to two counts of sexually assaulting two female patients in a deal that saw sic other felony charges dropped, including sexually assaulting a child. asserted
charges → admit → child
He “probably deserved more” than eight years, Assistant District Attorney Richard Vance said at the time, but the deal was approved so that the doctor’s victims didn’t have to “get up on the stand and talk about details nobody would ever want to talk about.” asserted
nobody → deserve → details
Haygood first had his practicing license suspended in October 2023 before being indicted of practising without a license. asserted
license → have → license
That charge was dropped as part of his plea deal. asserted
charge → drop → deal
He also has to register as a sex offender for life. asserted
He → have → life
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