Some more dubious beneficiaries of safe, legal abortion

Today marks three anniversaries (that I, personally, know about):

Ruth Montero, age 23, underwent a safe and legal vacuum abortion of her 8-week pregnancy, under general anesthesia, August 1979, at Women's Care Center in Miami. Ruth awoke from anesthesia in the recovery room, and went into convulsions and cardiopulmonary arrest. She died from hemorrhage, and a prolapsed mitral valve, August 7. Ruth Montero, Myrta Baptiste, Maura Morales, and Shirley Payne all died in a clinic owned by Hipolito Barreiro, trained in Argentina and West Africa, but not licensed in U.S. Barreiro was accused of practicing without a license and tampering with witness.

Mary Ives was 28 when she had an abortion 19 weeks into her pregnancy. She was admitted to W.W. Backus Hospital in Norwich, Connecticut, for treatment of complications of the abortion, but her heart and lungs failed due to amniotic fluid embolism (amniotic fluid that got into Mary's bloodstream). Mary was pronounced dead on August 7, 1983.

Teresa Smith was 31 years of age when she submitted to a D&C abortion in Mississippi. She went into cardio-respiratory arrest from a pulmonary embolism and was pronounced dead at a local hospital on August 7, 1988.

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Anniversary: Abortionist bludgeons wife to death on Valentine's day

On February 14, 2001, John Baxter Hamilton (pictured), provider of safe and legal vital reproductive health care services, bludgeoned his wife, Susan, to death in the bathroom of their Oklahoma City home. Hamilton is one of three abortionists I know of convicted of killing their wives. The others were Joe Bills Reynolds, also of Oklahoma City, and Malachy Dehenre of Mississippi.

We now have a confirmed trio of wife-slaying abortionists

After just 45 minutes of deliberation, a jury found abortionist Malachy DeHenre guilty of manslaughter in the 1997 death of his wife, Nyasah DeHenre, in their Mississippi home. DeHenre claimed that he had noticed out of the corner of his eye that his wife had the gun that he kept in the couch, and that she was accidentally shot while he tried to wrest it from her grip. But he also claimed that she shot herself while sitting on the love seat. At any rate, he's going to jail, and his conviction raises to three the number of confirmed wife-killing abortionists I know of. John Baxter Hamilton bludgeoned his wife to death in the bathroom of their Okahoma City home on Valentine's Day of 2001. Joe Bills Reynolds, the same guy who performed the fatal abortion on Gaylene Golden, was convicted of killing his wife in a sloppy botched liposuction in his filthy Oklahoma clinic.

Imagine the national headlines and network lead stories if this was the third doctor who worked at a prolife pregnancy center convicted of having killed his wife. Double standards, anybody?

Court rules against woman who used abortion to cover incest

Mississippi Court Rules Against Mother Using Abortion to Cover Up Incest

The Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled against a woman who tried to use abortion as a way to cover up her husbands crime of incest against the couple's 13 year-old daughter. The woman tried to use the state's parental consent on abortion law as a defense in her case, but court's ruled otherwise.
In 2004, Charlotte Sherron was sentenced to three years in prison and two years of post-release supervision for trying go hide her husband's crime of statutory rape. She took her daughter to an abortion facility after her daughter became pregnant from the incest.

This is why pregnant underage girls need to have their cases examined by child welfare, not swept under the rug by abortion facilities.

Though I'd like to know how the scumbag parents got caught.

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