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ABORTION CLINIC INVESTIGATIONS SEEK EVIDENCE OF CHILD ABUSE
- KS Court Subpoenas Abortion Clinic Records in Rape Investigation
- Planned Parenthood Under Investigation by IN Attorney General |
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Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline seeks evidence in medical records of abortion clinics to as part of his investigation of child rape & illegal late term abortions.
In Indiana, Planned Parenthood has sued to prevent Attorney General Steve Carter and his Medical Fraud Control Unit from searching the medical records of 12 & 13-year-olds that were vicims child abuse. The AG is seeking evidence to prosecute sexual predators. |
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Planned Parenthood of Indiana, under investigation by the Attorney General's Medical Fraud Unit, has denied investigators access to the medical records of 12- and 13-year-old child abuse victims. In Kansas, abortion clinics have failed to turn over court subpoenaed medical records to Attorney General Phill Klein's investigation of unreported child rape and illegal late term abortions. Child rape is a serious crime, and when a girl under 14 is pregnant, under Kansas law and Indiana law, she has been raped. And abortion clinics routinely cover up child rape as was previously proven by Life Dynamics.
During a two year investigation, Life Dynamics legally recorded over 800 calls to Planned Parenthood and NAF facilities in which the caller portrayed a 13-year-old who was pregnant by a 22-year-old and wanted an abortion in order to hide this relationship from her parents and the authorities. While many clinic workers can be heard on the tapes telling the caller that this situation was unlawful and that they were legally mandated to report it to the state, 91% of these facilities still agreed to illegally conceal it. So it's no wonder that abortion clinics are refusing to cooperate with law enforcement efforts to investigate child abuse. In Kansas, abortion clinic representatives have even gone so far as to state in published reports that they will not comply with the state's mandatory reporting laws.
Visit this page for the latest news, commentaries and interviews related to the investigation of abortion clinics by the Kansas AG, the investigation of Planned Parenthood by the Attorney General of Indiana and future child rape/abortion clinic investigations in other states. We'll also post related news, such as the case where the family of a 13-year-old girl made pregnant by a 21-year-old man has sued Planned Parenthood for "aiding and abetting" the sexual predator who abused their daughter.
LDI Press Release Read the Special Report on Child Predators
Forum-Selling choice to minors Forum-Pro-choice on child rape |
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Commentaries
| Obey court order and show patients' records to investigators |
| by: NW Times Editorial |
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The legal action against Planned Parenthood of Indiana over young patients' medical records is a case worth watching. It's a struggle between the sacred principle of doctor-patient confidentiality and the state's sacred vow to protect children. more... |
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| Planned Parenthood Perversity |
| by: Rich Lowry |
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Can you say ''perverse''? Planned Parenthood in Indiana and Kansas is effectively fighting to protect child rapists from potential prosecution in two high-profile legal fights. That an organization devoted to the interests of women finds itself in this position is a cautionary tale of abortion-rights extremism. more... |
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| Media gets it wrong with clinic inquiry
| by: Phill Kline, Kansas attorney general |
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There has been much media attention about a judicial inquiry being conducted concerning child rape and potentially illegal late term abortions in Kansas. This inquiry has been ongoing for over a year and was conducted in private so as to protect the identities of innocent individuals and the integrity of the investigation... I want to take this opportunity to explain key facts vital to th e correct understanding of this issue. Child rape is a serious crime, and when a 10-year-old is pregnant, she has been raped under Kansas law. more... |
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| Abortion clinics shouldn't help shield those who rape young girls
| by: Peter Bronson, Cincinatti Enquirer |
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Nothing is more sacred to pro-choice groups than abortion clinics. But what if some clinics cover up the rapes of young girls? That question has been raised in Kansas and Indiana, where law enforcement officials accuse Planned Parenthood and other clinics of hiding rapes behind patient privacy. more... |
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| How society enables the abuse of kids
| by: Kelly Hollowell, J.D., Ph.D. |
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In the case of 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford, the crime was committed by a registered sex offender... "Why don't we better protect our children from and more aggressively pursue sexual predators?"... Consider that in Kansas and Indiana the states' chief law enforcement officials have decided to pursue and prosecute child molesters by searching medical records for evidence of rape and child abuse... In each case, abortion rights advocates object on grounds of privacy. Ironically, that means the rapists go free under the veil of women's sexual freedom and right to abortion. So instead of protecting the very people the organization supposedly exists to serve, Planned Parenthood is protecting men who abuse women and young girls. more... |
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| A planned deception?
| by: Whitney Blake |
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Abortion clinics ignore rape. What may seem like a cruel irony is a bleak reality, and the actions taken by the abortion clinics in response to these charges are even more preposterous. Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Federation have been accused of disregarding state law which requires them to report acts of rape to authorities. What's worse, when asked by the courts by means of a subpoena to hand over patient records in order to investigate and hopefully prosecute rapists, Planned Parenthood sued on the grounds of the patient's right to privacy. more... |
Medical records will help Attorney General catch sexual predators
| by: Kevin Leininger |
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In Indiana, anybody under the age of 14 who has sex is, by law, a victim of abuse. As attorney general, Steve Carter’s job is to investigate whether Indiana clinics have treated child sex-abuse victims at state expense but failed to report the crime - as the law also requires. But when Carter asked clinics run by the nation’s largest abortion provider for records that might lead to the prosecution of men who prey on young girls, Planned Parenthood refused - and sued the state instead! more... |
Files can aid investigation
| by: Eric K. Rucker |
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Child rape is a serious crime and when a girl under 14 is pregnant, by Kansas law, she has been raped. Attorney General Phill Kline, the state's chief law enforcement official, has a duty to investigate in order to protect Kansas children. Medical record evidence is critical to crime investigation. Every day, upon finding probable cause, courts subpoena medical records. However, abortion clinics seek to quash this vital investigative tool, jeopardizing the successful prosecution of predators. more... |
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| N.Y. Times, L.A. Times ignore rape, incest, murder to protect abortion |
| by: Jill Stanek |
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The LA Times and NY Times issued editorials spinning Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline's investigation of cover-ups of child rape and incest and illegal late-term abortions into a "shocking abuse of office"... Kline is bound by Kansas law to ensure Kansas law is enforced. One of those laws prohibits sex with a minor under 14... Another Kansas law prohibits abortions after 22 weeks... Objectively speaking, what is Kline supposed to do with these laws and data?... ignore it, as far as the L.A. Times and N.Y. Times are concerned. Abortion proponents are more interested in shielding abortion than protecting young girls against rape or premature babies from being murdered. To do so, the abortion cabal is hiding behind the "right to privacy," while ignoring yet another law - this one federal, that states medical records can be obtained without the patient's consent if they pertain to a criminal investigation. more... |
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| My view: Kline correct in seeking abortion clinic records |
| by: Cheryl Sullenger |
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KS Attorney General Phill Kline is seeking medical records from two abortion clinics... in order to prosecute sexual predators who may be victimizing young girls. However, instead of cooperating to help protect future victims from sexual predation, the abortion clinics whose records are sought have stonewalled the attorney general, refusing to release the medical records by citing their patients' "right to privacy." It is ironic that businesses supposedly interested in "women's health" would so blatantly place women at risk by not cooperating with the authorities to bring sex abusers to justice.more... |
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Audio, interviews
Listen to Mark's interviews on the Kansas Attorney General's criminal investigation of abortion clinics, unreported child rape and the lawsuit by Planned Parenthood seeking to stop the Indiana Attorney General from searching the medical records of 12 & 13-yr.-old child abuse victims.
Click here for the Kansas Attorney General's web site. Click here for the Indiana Attorney General's web site.
For more on Life Dynamics investigation into the cover up of child rape at America's abortion clinics visit www.ChildPredators.com where you can request a free copy of the Special Report on Child Predators or you can read it online and hear the tapes. |
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