From My Fox Colorado, March 3:
Commerce City Police are investigating the discovery of a fetus at a wastewater treatment plant....
A routine walk-through by a plant operator turned up a sad discovery... found amidst piles of garbage and human waste...."Based on the size, we guess, it's was somewhere in the second trimester, somewhere between 4 to 6 months," says Commerce City police officer, Lanissa Blevens.
Police suspect it was most likely flushed....
But police say they may have a possible suspect. And what charges she faces for discarding her fetus, depends on whether it was capable of living outside the womb.
"If it wasn't viable, we're looking at charges of abuse of a corpse, to possible concealment of death," says Blevens.
If it was viable, the charges are much more severe, including possible homicide....
How can "it" be a "corpse"? Moreover, how can a blob of tissue be a "corpse"? But I digress.
Pro-abort responses to yesterday's post, "Caskets for miscarried babies," disgusted even me, and I have a high tolerance for ignorance. I awakened this morning to thoughts of those crude, cruel comments and decided to delete the lot of them. But alas, so many had already responded, I had to leave them on pathetic display.
I asked commenter and miscarriage expert Sandy to compose her thoughts on all this. Here they are....
Continue reading "Mourning has broken"
The Miami-Dade medical examiner, however, ruled the death "natural," due to "extreme prematurity," since no one could know exactly why she died. (This showed gross prejudice. If someone put a plastic bag with bleach inside over the head of a 94-year-old woman who was dying anyway, would the bagger still not be credited with murder?)