Chilling new details of gynecologist child sex abuse claims: Victim says he bribed her with Pokemon games and told her he needed to 'clean her'

More chilling details have emerged in the rape case against Washington state gynecologist Vulihn Ta - who is accused of abusing an underaged family member. 

Ta, 51, is accused of raping a female family member more than 15 times in a hot tub when she was 11 years old or younger. The alleged abuse went on for seven years, and he would bribe her with new Pokemon games in a bid to buy her silence. 

The alleged victim, who is still underaged, told an officer from the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office on April 14 that the sexual abuse inflicted by Ta began when he followed her into a bedroom after she showered.

Ta, an OB/GYN doctor in the local area, told the young girl that he needed to 'clean' her before proceeding to perform oral sex acts on her, according to a probable cause incident report obtained by DailyMail.com.

The 51-year-old allegedly did this to her on more than five separate occasions.

She was most recently raped by the gynecologist on April 5 - just a week before he was arrested at his $1million home, the incident report showed. 

Vulihn Ta, according to a probable cause incident report obtained by DailyMail.com, raped the young girl multiple times over the span of seven years

Ta (pictured) is accused of rape, which allegedly happened over a number of years

In 2022, a hot tub was installed at a house where police say the rapes occurred. This is when the severity and frequency of the sexual abuse increased, the report said. 

The girl told the officers that Ta would penetrate her in the hot tub. This sexual abuse occurred for many years, the incident report stated. 

Ta would tell the girl 'if you let me do this I'll buy you' video games, according to the report. The arrest documents said Ta offered to buy her 'Pokemon' and 'Genshin', which likely refers to the 2020 game 'Genshin Impact'.

'If I said no he would just force me too [sic] and buy the items anyways,' the girl told the officer during the interview. She showed officers a record of seven video game purchases by Ta.

According to the incident report, there were three dates in January 2022 when Ta purchased video games and also allegedly raped the victim on the same day.

Ta was arrested by police on April 12 at his $1 million home (pictured) in Bremerton, Washington

The doctor, 51, is currently in custody. Pictured: His $1million home

The gynecologist (pictured) allegedly violated a female family member 'more than 15' times in a hot tub

Pictured: Tacoma, Washington office plaza where Ta's employer, MultiCare OB/GYN Associates, is located

Pictured: Doctor Vulihn Ta, who was charged with rape and commercial sex abuse of a child in April. Ta has worked at MultiCare OB/GYN Associates as a faculty member since 2018

A video game purchase Ta allegedly made for the girl on June 24, 2022 was linked to Ta's billing address, the incident report said. 

The arrest documents say the sexual abuse happened from 2017 to 2024. Police estimate that in total, the child was raped more than 20 times over the seven-year period.

According to the incident report, the most recent abuse from earlier in April occurred when the girl was asleep, and she woke up to Ta penetrating her.

Police arrested Ta on April 12 at his swanky home in Bremerton, Washington.

Evidence, including clothing, bedding, and firearms were seized the following days.  

Legal documents online show that Ta's wife filed for a Civil Protection Order on April 15 in Kitsap County Superior Court. She then filed for a divorce on April 19.

Her divorce attorney declined to comment.

Ta worked at MultiCare OB/GYN Associates as a faculty member since 2018, according to his LinkedIn, reports KitsapSun.

Before that, he was a staff OB/GYN at Naval Hospital Bremerton.

MultiCare confirmed that it put Ta on leave pending an investigation, and he appears to no longer be included in its list of medical providers.

'We take these allegations of criminal behavior by a provider very seriously and are conducting a thorough investigation,' said Scott Thompson, a spokesman for MultiCare.

As of Monday, Ta is in custody at the Kitsap County Jail, where he's pleaded not guilty. His trial has been tentatively set for May 28. 

Ta faces up to life in prison and $80,000 in fines if he is convicted, according to the charging documents from the Kitsap County Prosecutor's Office.