Florida Man Indicted for Tricking Pregnant Girlfriend into Taking Abortion Drug

 





John Andrew Welen, 28

Remee Jo Lee, 26













What was John Andrew Welden thinking when he deceived his girlfriend to abort her six-week old pregnancy? Did he think he would get away with it? If he did not want to be a father, could he not have used condoms? Or, is this a case of one wanting to eat one's cake and still have it?

Welden took a drastic measure to get rid of his unborn child, and that has landed him in a deep hole!
According to prosecutors, a day after he and his girlfriend of eight months visited Welden's father's clinic for prenatal care and a sonogram, he lied to her that his father, a fertility doctor, had diagnosed her with some infections, and prescribed some antibiotics for her. Unknown to Remee Lee, the bottle contained Cytotec, an ulcer drug, not Amoxicillin as John indicated. Lee took the drugs, started bleeding and subsequently suffered a miscarriage.

Welden has been arrested, and indicted on charges of product-tampering and first-degree murder under the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, charges that could keep him in prison for the rest of his life!

Did Remee Lee contribute to her loss? Should she be blamed for taking the drug even though the doctor did not discuss the said infection with her? What could she have done? Should willfully killing a six-week old fetus considered as murder?

From Suit to Prison Garb: abortion doctor convicted of first degree murder

Abortion doctor, Kermit Gosnell has been convicted of first degree murder. 72-year-old Gosnell was convicted for the death of three babies whom prosecutors said were born alive but subsequently killed. His conviction today ended a two-month trial which showcased sordid details of late-term abortions performed in Gosnell's clinic in Philadelphia where prosecutors asserted that "aborted fetuses and their body parts were stockpiled in cabinets and freezers, in plastic bags, bottles, even cat-food containers. Jars with severed feet lined shelves."

While Gosnell was acquitted of one count of first-degree murder in a fourth abortion, jurors found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 41-year-old woman, Karnamaya Mongar, who died from anesthesia overdose during an abortion in 2009.

Some of the charges alleged that "Gosnell delivered babies alive during late-term abortions and then snipped their spinal cords or directed underlings to do it", an act one of his workers who testified against the doctor equated with beheading.... "It is separating the brain from the body."

Terminating a pregnancy after 24 weeks is illegal in the State of Pennsylvania. Gosnell may face death penalty when sentencing commences next week. For details, go to: http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/05/13/18232657-abortion-doctor-kermit-gosnell-convicted-of-first-degree-murder#comments