murder and mayhem from the left On Oct 14, 6:39 am, mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > seems to me I just posted that murky. > > On Oct 14, 6:38 am, "[ the last patriotic Republican ]" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH > > Biohazard bag baby's death blamed on unlicensed staff > > Civil case launched for girl born alive during abortion > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Posted: October 13, 2008 > > 9:40 pm Eastern > > > By Bob Unruh > > © 2008 WorldNetDaily > > > A civil lawsuit is being launched in the Florida case of a baby girl > > who survived an abortion procedure but promptly was shoved into a > > chemical-laden biohazard bag where police found the body nine days > > later. > > > Officials with the Thomas More Society of Chicago say they have begun > > work with Florida lawyer Tom Pennekamp Jr. on the case stemming from > > the 2006 death of Shanice Denise Osbourne. > > > A funeral is scheduled tomorrow for the infant, 27 months after she > > survived an abortion at the A Gyn Diagnostic Center in Hialeah, Fla. > > > In front of her shocked mother and a stunned clinic worker, "Shanice > > was stuffed into a medical waste bag filled with chlorine bleach just > > after she was delivered alive by abortion clinic owner Belkis > > Gonzalez," the non-profit legal group said. "This all took place > > without any licensed medical personnel (doctors or even nurses) in > > attendance." > > > Although investigators previously have told WND they were pursuing > > criminal counts for Shanice's death, no charges have yet been filed. > > The charges apparently have been delayed or prevented because of the > > abortion procedure. > > > (Story continues below) > > > "While the Miami-Dade County medical examiner determined that Shanice > > was born alive, he concluded her death was 'natural,' resulting merely > > from her 'extreme prematurity,'" officials with the Thomas More > > Society said. "Then so-called 'experts' publicly claimed that unless > > an infant could be proved to be 'viable' – able to live on her own – > > her killing could not be condemned as 'homicide' or otherwise culpable > > as a matter of law." > > > On Oct 14, 6:30 am, mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > A civil lawsuit is being launched in the Florida case of a baby girl > > > who survived an abortion procedure but promptly was shoved into a > > > chemical-laden biohazard bag where police found the body nine days > > > later. > > > > Officials with the Thomas More Society of Chicago say they have begun > > > work with Florida lawyer Tom Pennekamp Jr. on the case stemming from > > > the 2006 death of Shanice Denise Osbourne. > > > > A funeral is scheduled tomorrow for the infant, 27 months after she > > > survived an abortion at the A Gyn Diagnostic Center in Hialeah, Fla. > > > > In front of her shocked mother and a stunned clinic worker, "Shanice > > > was stuffed into a medical waste bag filled with chlorine bleach just > > > after she was delivered alive by abortion clinic owner Belkis > > > Gonzalez," the non-profit legal group said. "This all took place > > > without any licensed medical personnel (doctors or even nurses) in > > > attendance." > > > > The investigation was delayed even though a search warrant cited > > > probable cause for investigation of second-degree murder, because, > > > according to the Thomas More Society, "the clinic owner put the baby's > > > corpse on the building's tin roof where it decayed for days under the > > > hot Florida sun." > > > > "But police were called again. This time they found the body," the > > > report said. > > > > But Tom Brejcha, president of the Thomas More Society, said, "Just > > > because a human being is feeble or disabled and supposedly can't live > > > independently, on his or her own, doesn't mean that anybody has the > > > right to kill him or her. > > > > "If you suffocate a dying elder with a pillow, you're guilty of > > > homicide," he continued. "If you fail to examine, or aid, or treat an > > > infant – once born – who is struggling for breath and who – with > > > proper care – has any chance to survive to live a healthy life, you > > > should be held equally guilty." > > > >http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=77946 --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum
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