Investigation yields indications that many more crimes may have been committed
Topeka, KS — In a press release issued earlier today, Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline announced that he is now in possession of the 90 hotly disputed medical records subpoenaed from two Kansas abortion mills, Planned Parenthood and George Tiller’s Women’s Health Care Services.
The files were received by the Attorney General’s office a week ago and are now being examined by criminal investigators and prosecutors.
Kline was granted the subpoenas for the records in his investigation into allegations of the concealment of child rape and illegal late-term abortions after Judge Richard Anderson found that there was “probable cause” to believe the records contained evidence of the crimes. Planned Parenthood and Tiller resisted producing the records. The Kansas Supreme Court ruled in February that Kline was entitled to the records, as long as the names and identifying information of the women involved were redacted.
The Attorney General’s press release also indicated that the investigation now also includes the “potential crimes” of “rape by force or fear; failure to report suspicion of child sexual abuse (child rape & rape by force or fear); incest; making false information; and violations of our state’s late-term abortion statue.”
Kline is currently involved in a contentious race for re-election and has been harshly criticized for investigating abortion clinics and for seeking the medical records.
According to his press release, Kline said today, “If there was not a reason for this investigation to continue, it would cease. The investigation is continuing.”
“We have prayed and worked toward this day, and now we are hopefully optimistic that criminal charges will be brought against those responsible for concealing heinous crimes against children, and for the illegal killing of viable babies who should have been protected under the law,” said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. “We anxiously await the day that we can see George Tiller and other members of the Kansas abortion cartel behind bars where they belong.”
Read Attorney General Phill Kline’s Press Release
Good Job!!!!
In reading the press release of AG Kline, I couldn’t help but gasp at the closing statement, “The attorney general’s full investigation includes more than 175 cases of live-birth records, abortions records, and DNA samples obtained through the Child Rape Protection Act.”
If one of the more up to date readers could please fill me in, are they also investigating if there have been deaths (murders) of children born alive in Kansas as well as the one presently under investigation in Florida?
The email notification of this article came as I was praying the rosary and Divine Mercy chaplet, praying for Mercy in these most difficult times. I am grateful for the seemingly timely heavenly hint that indeed our prayers are being heard. Let us continue to offer our unified prayers to bring an end to this horrific crime against life.
Good job Mr. Kline, I applaud your commitment and dedication, and will keep you in my prayers!
Thank you OR for your perservence in bringing to light man’s continued crimes against mankind.
God Bless and Mary keep you,
Theresa, CT
HA! I bet you all a million dollars that not one crime will be found in the whole thing. You’re all chasing ghosts, my friends. Leave these poor women and their doctors alone.
Matt:
“HA! I bet you all a million dollars that not one crime will be found in the whole thing.”
–Once you’re done being sarcastic, you might note that a Court found “probable cause” to believe the records contained evidence of crimes.
“You’re all chasing ghosts, my friends.”
–No, but if the above is any indication, the authorities are intent on pursuing potential child rapists and other criminals. Are you suggesting that such an endeavour is a waste of time?
“Leave these poor women and their doctors alone.”
–Um, note to Matt: You’re forgetting some people in your statement. The Kansas Supreme Court has said the records must be produced “as long as the names and identifying information of the women involved were redacted.” Instead, the records were subpoenaed because they contain evidence of sex crimes, rape, etc. by people, presumably other than the mothers, and evidence that “doctors” (and I use the term loosely) concealed these crimes and/or failed to report them (which seems to be concealment) despite having a legal duty to report them. So when you advocate “leaving alone” people at the heart of this controversy, what you’re really advocating is a) leaving alone suspected rapists and other suspected criminals, so they can avoid investigation; and b) leaving alone those who are legally obligated to report them but who refuse to do so. Are you really, REALLY advocating that? Yes, if your post is to be believed.
I though doctors were supposed to heal, not kill. And I though they weren’t supposed to conceal evidence of sex crimes, either (since the law requires reporting). That’s what the law discussed above is all about, and why the records were subpoenaed, no?
Frank,
As much as I’d like to reply to you, the censors on this site won’t post any of my responses. Sorry our debate cannot be continued.
Hey Frank! I guess I was right, huh? – There will be no crimes found to have been committed by Dr. Tiller or anyone else in the abortion clinics of Kansas.
Matt:
Your sneering position can be paraphrased as, “no crimes were committed because my candidates won the election.”
–Crimes were committed, or they weren’t, but which candidates won or lost has nothing to do with that. The fact that you’d rather have the criminal investigations whitewashed by new officeholders, rather than having them explored and the targets exonerated, rather speaks volumes about your side, doesn’t it?
–Besides, “your side” will simply get what it deserves. Voting for candidates who say in advance that they’ll not pursue criminal investigations, regardless of what the evidence suggests, only corrupts the criminal justice system in this country. You voted for that? Shame, shame.
Hey, I can’t help it if the American people don’t agree with you Frank. Too bad. Sob sob. Sniffle.
Matt:
I can’t help but note your complete refusal to actually answer any of the real sum of my posts. After 3 separate posts, the best you can up with is:
1. Advocating the coverup of crimes like child rape; and
2. Being sarcastic; and
3. Admitting that everything else you tried to write was obnoxious to the point of being censored. Great reasoning there.
Why don’t you do your side proud and just post, “I support the full investigation of crimes like child rape in those instances where a court holds that probable cause exists that the crimes occurred.” Period. Just cut & paste from mine. Once again I ask: Are you really, really OPPOSED to that position?
Come on, Frank, you know that abortion and gay marriage are the sacraments of the religion of the left. Quit picking on poor old Matt. He’s probably choking on his kool-aid every time you post.
HEY MATT-I agree with Frank and Im a mom and a woman! Imagine that. You said leave the poor women and their doctors alone. You obviously dont care that much about LIFE. Remember the bumper sticker . It reads ABORTION ONE KILLED ONE WOUNDED