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This list of documentation on pro-abortion violence is over 500 pages long, so it is not really meant to be printed out, unless you want to spend a little time formatting it. Such a list might be useful in public testimony, or to convince media spokespersons that the true violence -- both inside and outside the abortion mills -- must be laid at the feet of pro-abortionists. |
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| Violence the World Over. Abortionists and pro-abortionists are cut from the same rotten bolt of cloth the world over: They are insanely violent and completely conscience-free. If anything, pro-aborts are even less civilized in the rest of the world than they are in North America! Following are just a few examples of the ridiculous antics and the violence committed by pro-aborts in other nations of the world. Australia: Abortionist Peter Bayliss was an absolute favorite of Australian pro-abortionists. But he had such an evil temper that his anaesthetist, Dawn Cullin, and even his de facto wife, Claudia McEwen, frequently laced his coffee with prozac and valium. During one of his temper tantrums, he tied a patient to a bed and stuffed a sanitary pad in her mouth. Cullen admitted she was concerned about the practice, but said it was necessary to stop Bayliss acting "like a pork chop in a synagogue. ... The patients were terrified of him when he got into that state." Finally, the abortionist met his inevitable end. In 1999, doped up on a lethal dose of sleeping pills, he fell down a flight of stairs. Claudia McEwan failed to call an ambulance for him and was subsequently charged with manslaughter. Testimony revealed that she knew he was having a Viagra-fueled affair. Strangely, her mother had died under circumstances eerily similar to those of Bayliss. The abortionist had had his medical license suspended after his negligence led to an abortion patient suffering brain damage, but he had vowed to set up shop again. Local pro-abortionists eulogized him in the media as a man with "a heart of gold" who had fearlessly resisted attacks by "anti-abortion zealots."[71] In another case, Phillip King's girlfriend, 17-year-old Kylie Flick, was six months pregnant, and he did not want the baby. He demanded that she have a late-term abortion, but she refused. So he offered two women $500 to punch Kylie in the stomach to induce a miscarriage, but they refused. So, on August 20, 2002, King, who weighed 245 pounds and was on steroids, punched her in the stomach himself, threw her to the ground, and stomped on her abdomen several times. The attack caused the desired result. Kylie's baby was stillborn. King pled guilty to maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm. He testified that "My intention was to hurt the baby and that's why I punched her in the stomach." He was sent to prison for 25 years for his cowardly attack.[72] England: Pro-lifers sometimes joke that it is the 99 percent of abortionists that give the other one percent a bad name. Certainly abortionist Andrew Gbinigie is one of the 99 percent. He resigned from Wordsley Hospital, Stourbridge, after being found guilty of serious misconduct and sexually harassing two colleagues. So he set up his own private abortion mill, the Calthorpe Clinic, and began to slash a bloody swath through women who were unlucky enough to come to him for care;
In another spectacular case, serial child sexual predator Ian Huntley was an English pro-abortionist with a taste for very young girls -- and violence. During a December 2003 trial for rape, his sordid and predatory past emerged. Over a period stretching back to 1995, he had raped and sexually assaulted at least six girls aged 12 to 18. But repeated blunders by police and social workers meant that he was never convicted. One of his victims, Janine Oliver, described him as a "sick, twisted and demented" person who "definitely had a thing about school uniforms." Claire Evans had been married to Huntley, and he had demanded that she have an abortion. When she refused, he shoved her down a flight of stairs, then beat her until she miscarried. Huntley also beat up several other women he had lived with from time to time. Huntley's career of terror was finally ended when he raped and murdered a schoolgirl named Jodi Jones. Two little ten-year-old girls, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, witnessed the assault. So, in order to get rid of any evidence, he abducted both girls and murdered them. Then he cut off all of their clothes, dumped them in a ditch, and doused their bodies with gasoline and tried to burn them. Finally, Huntley was jailed for life. Judge Alan Moses told him: "You showed no mercy and you show no regret. There are few worse crimes than your murder of those two young girls." Huntley will spend the rest of his life in solitary confinement, to prevent other convicts from trying to kill him.[74] India: Runu Jena was six months pregnant, and her husband, Rama Pradhan, did not like this one bit. He ordered her many times to have an abortion but she adamantly refused. So, on July 26, 2003, he stabbed her repeatedly in the neck and abdomen with a broken bottle and left her for dead in a pool of blood on the railway tracks near Bhubaneswar station. She had been slashed so severely that her esophagus was ruptured. S.A. Karim, officer-in-charge, Government Railway Police, investigated the crime. He said that "Her husband had almost killed her when he stabbed her with a broken beer bottle. It's a sheer miracle she escaped." Karim, who recorded Runu's statement, said her husband brought her to Bhubaneswar on Saturday to abort her six-month-old preborn child. Police charged Rama with attempted murder.[75] Elsewhere, Nanda Kumari of Upperpally Village, was pregnant and joyfully awaiting the birth of her child, but her husband Shekhar was not quite so happy. He tried to browbeat her into having an abortion, but she refused. She fled to her parent's home, but her husband and his relatives would continually harass her, demanding that she have an abortion. Finally, in 2002, Shekhar and his mother forced Nanda to have an abortion at a private hospital. She became despondent, and, one day, when nobody else was home, she doused herself with gasoline and burned herself to death.[76] Israel: Dr. Fuad Mussa, a senior surgeon at Be'er Sheva's Soroka Medical Center, had impregnated his girlfriend, and he demanded that she have an abortion. She refused, so he decided to hire three street thugs to perform the procedure. In 1999, the thugs attacked his girlfriend, and beat her so severely that she gave birth to a stillborn son. Mussa watched the entire brutal episode. He was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.[77] Nicaragua: Pro-abortionists in Nicaragua hate free discourse and are even more unrestrained that those in North America. A person from a pro-abortion group in Managua apparently had a crisis of conscience, and leaked a document that outlined a plot to "wipe out" bishops, priests and laymen who were leading a 2001 Catholic campaign in the country against the legalization of abortion. As a result of this credible threat, on April 8, 2001, Nicaraguan President Arnoldo Aleman ordered police to provide special protection for Cardinal Miguel Obando of Managua and several of the country's Catholic bishops who were targeted for assassination. Cardinal Obando said the document indicated that the assassination plot could extend to religious and lay leaders of the pro-life movement in other Central American nations. The archbishop said he had not yet filed a formal complaint with police because he was not sure his informants were willing to testify before authorities.[78] Wales: Michael Baldwin, 36, was having an affair with his stepdaughter, 15-year-old Jenna Baldwin, and she was pregnant by him. Like molesters all over the world, he tried to cover up his crimes with abortion. Baldwin's former cellmate Mark Dando claimed that Baldwin confessed. He said "He wanted her to have an abortion. They started arguing. He said he snapped. He hit her." After murdering Jenna in September 2002 and burying her body in a shallow grave, Baldwin tried hard to cover his tracks by trying to convince his wife, Desiree, and police, that Jenna was still alive and had run away. He secretly bought a mobile phone and sent text messages purporting to be from Jenna. He was caught when police realized a call he claimed had been from Jenna was never received, and he was put under surveillance. A jury of eight men and four women took six hours to find the pro-abortionist guilty of murder, and he was sentenced to life in prison. Judge John Griffith Williams said Baldwin, who was charged almost two months after Jenna's disappearance, had shown no remorse.[79] |
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