Yet another abortion ‘scandal’ has hit headlines in the US. Using the familiar hidden camera recording genre, pro-choice activists posed as representatives of a ‘foetal tissue’ business. Over a white tablecloth lunch they discussed with Dr Deborah Nucatola, Planned Parenthood’s national medical director, how abortionists might profit from selling the organs of aborted babies, and how they might supply the apparently insatiable demand for baby body parts.
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