Newly obtained documents show that over a dozen elective abortions are being committed daily on babies 20 weeks and older at Southwestern Women’s Options, an abortion chain with locations in New Mexico and Texas. The family of 23-year-old patient Keisha Atkins, who died from a botched abortion, is suing the abortion chain and its abortionists for her death.
The Facebook page Abortion on Trial has been exposing the testimony of late-term abortionist Curtis Boyd and his team, including abortionists Carmen Landau and Shannon Carr. Boyd faces an investigation into Atkins’ death from infection after she obtained an abortion at six months pregnant.
Page one of the February 1, 2017 SWO late-term abortion log obtained by Abortion on Trial. “FI” stands for “fetal indication” – an abnormality in the preborn child.
These newly released documents, which include patient logs from 2017, list Landau and Carr as the abortionists on the dates shown. The gestational age of each aborted child is also shown, yet only a few each day list a fetal indication (abnormality)—notated as “FI”—meaning the abortion was committed because of a fetal anomaly. The abortion lobby has long claimed that late-term abortion done almost entirely for health reasons. These documents show the opposite to be true. Abortion—the deliberate destruction of a human being in the womb—is never medically necessary.
“Many of these abortions cost more than $15,000 and are paid for with Medicaid funding,” Abortion on Trial wrote on Facebook.
READ: Late-term abortionist Curtis Boyd: There’s no ‘set limit’ on the age of babies I’ll kill
Amillia Taylor – a premature baby born at only 21 weeks gestation — and survived.
In a video, the group shows the age of the babies highlighted in pink and “fetal indications” highlighted in yellow. On January 31, 2017, 16 women had abortions after 20 weeks at SWO and only four were listed as having a fetal health concern. Paperwork from February 1, 2017, shows that 19 women underwent abortions at SWO after 20 weeks, with only five claiming medical necessity. The log for February 2, 2017, indicates another 19 women had abortions after 20 weeks with just two of those abortions due to fetal indications.
Elective late term abortion happens.
BREAKING: Abortion patient logs for Curtis Boyd's late term facility show over a dozen elective abortions happening in a single day. Many of these abortions cost more than $15,000 and are paid for with Medicaid funding. See more here: https://www.abortionontrial.org/post/breaking-late-term-abortion-facility-logs-show-over-a-dozen-elective-late-termabortions-in-one-day#AbortionOnTrial #LateTermAbortion #TaxPayerFundedAbortion #ElectiveAbortion #20WeekBan #AbortionBan
Posted by Abortion on Trial on Wednesday, May 20, 2020
SWO’s website states that the abortion business commits abortions through 32 weeks as well as after 32 weeks “on a case by cases basis” only.
This would indicate that this group of abortionists will commit abortions up to 32 weeks for any reason, and will still do abortions even after that fact.
Keep in mind that babies born after 26 weeks have upwards of a 90% survival rate.
Screenshot – Southwestern Women’s Options
Children born as young as 21 weeks—though rare—have survived with medical intervention. Yet Boyd and his team are willing to kill the viable, healthy children of healthy mothers well beyond the point of viability.
Boyd himself said during a deposition that there is no age limit to the babies he is willing to kill. His staff has been caught on an undercover recording agreeing to commit an abortion on a 30-week health preborn child because the mother was feeling “stressed.”
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