SCOOP: Orlando abortionist’s father is Broward Co. Chief Medical Examiner
Until public pressure apparently forced her, Orange County (FL) Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jan Garavaglia refused for several weeks to autopsy a baby (pictured right) who was reported aborted alive by his mother on April 6 at Orlando’s EPOC abortion mill.
Finally on April 27, after the incident made the papers, Garavaglia conducted an autopsy that found “no air… in the lungs” and concluded, “Forensically, there was no evidence that the fetus was born alive.”
Now we learn that the father of the abortionist in question, Harry Perper, is 72-year-old Dr. Joshua Perper, who is downstate Broward County’s chief medical examiner.
The elder Perper likely had no influence on Garavaglia’s footdragging.
The elder Perper likely had no influence on Garavaglia’s findings, which required quite the medical leap. (Does she draw the same conclusion when autopsying a dead person with a plastic bag over her/his head – that the person never lived?)
But this sure smells funny…. although perhaps I’m paranoid because I live near Chicago….
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Good post. I didn’t know you had a blog and thanks for the comment at mine.
I think there are a lot of arrangements for coroners to look the other way. One of Fast Eddie Alred’s guys in California was the one who apparently slid their victims through the morgue. Mary Pena’s death was uncovered when a clerk at the Orange County vital records office didn’t think the death certificate made sense — after all, 43-year-old women don’t just bleed to death of natural causes.
Jill, hope you read the comments on your postings. I would love to continue reading your blog but the print is way too small for me to keep reading it. My eyes are bad and so am going to have to say goodby if you can’t enlarge the print.
God bless you dear one.
Dear Elaine,
Thanks for letting me know you’re having difficulty. I’ll track this to see if others have the same complaint. At this point, I’m concerned about losing too much vertical space if I increase the font size. It’s a standard size, if not large for blogs. I’ll be sorry to lose you here; however, I’ll continue to send you my weekly email newsletter with a link to my WND columns.
God bless you, too, Elaine.
It’s not an abortion any longer if it’s born alive. It is an attempted abortion but a live birth. Your speculation is as biased as it is ill-informed. No air in the lung sacs means the fetus NEVER breathed and therefore could not have been born alive.
It also looks too immature to have survived no matter what was done, but the point is that it bears no comparison to a person found dead with a plastic bag over their head. One you breathe at all, air will always be found in some of the air sacs (alveoli) of the lungs.
You also seem to prefer nasty speculation to any real evidence and seem ignorant that ME’s are often backlogged with cases. Since this was a fetus meant to be aborted and too immature for survival, it would be a very low priority.
Worry about real children instead. This one never was one.
Jennifer,
You are incorrect. Neonatalologists will testify babies can live for quite some time without inflated lungs.
It doesn’t matter how the baby looked to you. What matters is whether the baby could have survived with help. Want to hear the 911 call?
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rowan+911&search=Search