Bags and bottles holding aborted fetuses "were scattered throughout the building," Williams said. "There were jars, lining shelves, with severed feet that he kept for no medical purpose."
Sometimes, the elderly physician [how is it possible that someone could mistake this man as a physician?] didn't do this right away. Often, he allegedly gave the chore to his unlicensed office staff. One premature infant wiggled around on a counter for 20 minutes before an untrained worker slit his neck - after first playing with him.
The grand jury report is particularly difficult to take. It contains very graphic descriptions and images. (Including images of some of the victims.)
Some new reports are starting to key in on point about how abortion must not have been available enough. Other points discuss how "inhumane" this particular abortion mill was. It is shocking... the level of ignorance that cannot understand that a child destroyed in the womb is just as horrific and appalling.
For some people... "Out of sight out of mind" is apparently a way of life. Wake up you ignorant, apathetic, waste of air, worthless people. Our children are being brutally murdered, and even if you don't support it, you are not doing enough about it. Shameful and disgusting.
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Does it really take THIS to wake us up?! Oh my God, have mercy on us.
@Flos Carmeli: Sadly, i don't think anyone will be waking up (except those who were already awake). What the world sees is an *illegal* abortion clinic. Clearly - to the world - this kind of atrocity doesn't occur in a *legitimate* abortion clinic. It almost seems hopeless.
I read in one of the articles (don't remember which) that the state health organization investigated the place for a year. I'm not sure what that means. Did they watch these things occur for a year before they did anything, or did they shut it down and investigate the claims? Hopefully, the latter.
It is grim... but there is always hope.
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