An anti-abortion group said Tuesday that the five fetuses found last week in a member’s home came from the medical waste being disposed by a Washington, D.C., abortion clinic.
The group showed several minutes of gruesome footage, with them opening the box and removing several fetuses with well-developed limbs and facial features. Late-stage and third-trimester abortions are legal in the District of Columbia. The group maintains they might be a violation of federal law under the 2003 Partial-Birth Abortion Act.
Five fetuses were found in the Capitol Hill home of anti-abortion activist Lauren Handy, police say. News4's Derrick Ward reports Handy put out a statement on her Facebook page. Handy said she kept the fetuses “under my stewardship” in her home while she and Bukovinac tried to find an independent pathologist to perform an autopsy. But Bukovinac said that proved difficult because the doctors they contacted were “unwilling to get involved.”
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