Child rape is a serious crime and under both Kansas and Indiana law, when a girl under 14 is pregnant, she has been raped. A Kansas court has subpoenaed abortion clinic medical records likely to contain evidence of child rape and illegal late term abortions, issues being investigated by Attorney General Phill Kline. Planned Parenthood of Indiana has sued to prevent the Attorney General and the Medical Fraud Control Unit, from seeing the medical records of 12- and 13-year-old child abuse victims. Certainly, the Attorney General, the chief law enforcement officer of a state, has the duty to investigate potential child abuse in order to protect children. And, as was previously proven by Life Dynamics, abortion clinics routinely cover up child rape.

As detailed on this web site, during a two year investigation Life Dynamics legally recorded over 800 calls to Planned Parenthood and National Abortion Federation facilities where the caller portrayed a 13-year-old girl who was pregnant by an adult and wanted an abortion in order to hide the illegal sexual relationship from her parents and the authorities. On the tapes many of the clinic workers can be heard telling the caller that this situation was unlawful and that they're legally required to report it to the state. However, even after acknowledging this, 91 percent of the 800 facilities contacted agreed to illegally conceal it.

So it's no surprise that abortion clinics in Kansas and Indiana have failed to turn over the medical records that could prove they have been helping sexual predators conceal child rape. Abortion clinic representatives in Kansas have even gone so far as to openly declare in published reports that they will not comply with the state's mandatory reporting laws. However, the Kansas legislature has followed the Attorney General's lead and has just passed a law to stop abortion clinics from protecting predators by destroying fetal tissue DNA that could be used to prosecute cases of child rape and get sexual predators off the streets. Visit this page often for the latest news, commentary and interviews related to the abortion clinic investigations by the Kansas Attorney General and the Indiana Attorney General, the Ohio lawsuit against Planned Parenthood for "aiding and abetting" the abuse of 13-year-old girl by a 21-year-old man, and more on this breaking issue!

As the story of non-reporting becomes more widely known, victims are beginning to pursue legal actions against the clinics that harbored their tormentors.  These clinics must be and will be held accountable for their neglect of the law that protects these young girls.

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Kansas abortions will no longer protect sexual predators from the law  
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Instead of concealing child rape, abortion clinics must turn over DNA evidence on predators 

Legal foundation announces lawsuit against Planned Parenthood
Parents in Ohio sue Planned Parenthood for concealing their daughter's rape

Like AG, Kansas legislature wants abortion clinics to stop protecting sexual predators
New law would prevent "confidential" disposal of fetal tissue dna in child rape cases

Pro-choice media acts as if it is a crime to investigate Planned Parenthood's crimes
Paragon of ingerity CBS News joins the see-no-Planned-Parenthood-evil chorus

Attorney General fights to uncover criminial activity at abortion clinics
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Abortion death adds fuel to fire in fight over abortion clinic records  
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Clinics threaten AG Kline for allegedly breaking gag order

Kansas Attorney General accuses clinics of operating above the law 
Clinics have refused to turn over records subpoened by state court

Commentaries

Abortion clinics shouldn't help shield those who rape young girls by: Peter Bronson, Cincinatti Enquirer Nothing is more sacred to women's rights groups than abortion clinics. But what if some clinics cover up the rapes of young girls? That question has been raised in Kansas and Indiana, where law enforcement officials accuse Planned Parenthood and other clinics of hiding rapes behind patient privacy. more... How society enables the abuse of kids by: Kelly Hollowell, J.D., Ph.D.  In the case of 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford, the crime was committed by a registered sex offender... So the question is: "Why don't we better protect our children and more aggressively pursue sexual predators?"... In Kansas and Indiana the states' chief law enforcement officials have decided to pursue and prosecute child molesters by searching medical records for evidence of child abuse... In each case, abortion rights advocates object on grounds of privacy. Ironically, that means the rapists go free under the veil of women's sexual freedom and right to abortion. So instead of protecting the very people the organization supposedly exists to serve, Planned Parenthood is protecting men who abuse women and young girls. more... Planned Parenthood or planned deception? by: Whitney Blake   Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Federation have been accused of disregarding state law which requires them to report acts of rape to authorities. What's worse, when asked by the courts by means of a subpoena to hand over patient records in order to investigate and hopefully prosecute rapists, Planned Parenthood sued on the grounds of the patient's right to privacy. more... Abortion clinic records will aid Attorney General in hunt for sexual predators by: Kevin Leininger   In Indiana, anybody under the age of 14 who has sex is, by law, a victim of abuse. As attorney general, Steve Carter’s job is to investigate whether Indiana clinics have treated child sex-abuse victims at state expense but failed to report the crime - as the law also requires. But when Carter asked clinics run by the nation’s largest abortion provider for records that might lead to the prosecution of men who prey on young girls, Planned Parenthood refused - and sued the state instead! more... Files can aid investigation

by: Eric K. Rucker

Child rape is a serious crime, and when a girl under 14 is pregnant, under Kansas law, she has been raped. Attorney General Phill Kline, the state's chief law enforcement official, has a duty to investigate in order to protect Kansas children. Medical record evidence is critical to violent crime investigations. Every day, upon finding probable cause, courts subpoena medical records. However, abortion clinics seek to quash this vital investigative tool, jeopardizing the successful prosecution of predators. more...