This is awful!

Jill Stanek reports on her blog the full story of Leroy Carharts' two most recent victims.  This one really takes your breath away - not just Carhart but all the choices made that led up to this awful tragedy.  Thanks to Jill!  Anne BREAKING: Carhart's victims identified I did not report on the death last week of a patient of late-term abortionist LeRoy Carhart because I did not have corroboration. I now do. Carhart's alleged victims were 29-year-old Jennifer McKenna Morbelli, pictured right, and her 33-week-old preborn daughter, Madison Leigh. Read their obituary here. My sincere sympathies go to Jennifer and Madison's family, who is certainly suffering unimaginable grief. I have confirmed the identities of the victims through two sources. After a name ID was received from an impeccable informant, sidewalk counselors at the abortion clinic positively identified Jennifer's obituary photo. Jennifer's obituary also states she "passed away suddenly." Following is the information and timeline pieced together through those and other sources. Operation Rescue's Cheryl Sullenger is to be commended for her work exposing this terrible tragedy. Jennifer was married and a kindergarten teacher at Church Street Elementary School in White Plains, New York. Jennifer was carrying a wanted baby. At present her registry is still online. Very sad to view. Approximately two weeks ago Jennifer learned her daughter suffered from fetal anomalies. Jennifer, her husband, her parents, and her sister traveled to Carhart's late-term Germantown Reproductive Health Services abortion clinic in Germantown, Maryland. They began the abortion process on Sunday, February 3, in the afternoon, according to sidewalk counselors who maintain a constant presence at the clinic when it is open. They noted Jennifer appeared "very" late-term. According to those counselors, Sunday is when Carhart kills late-term babies by lethal injection into the heart through the mothers' abdominal wall. Jennifer and her family returned on Monday, presumably to begin the labor induction process by insertion of laminaria or prostaglandins to dilate the cervix, and again on Tuesday. They likely spent each night at a nearby hotel, as is the usual process for a multi-day, late-term abortion at Carhart's Germantown clinic. The family returned again on Wednesday, presumably for the delivery of Jennifer's dead baby Madison, staying nine hours, an extraordinary length of time. They left at 4:35 p.m. Each day sidewalk counselors noted in real-time annotations that Jennifer appeared more and more pale. Carhart and his wife Mary Lou left soon afterward. The two typically fly out on Wednesday afternoons to either Indianapolis, Indiana, or Bellevue, Nebraska, to commit abortions on Thursdays. Carhart is what's known as a "circuit rider" abortionist. At approximately 5:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 7, Jennifer presented at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Rockville, Maryland, which is almost nine miles from Carhart's clinic. Family members told hospital personnel they had tried to reach Carhart several times, but he did not return their calls. At approximately 9:00 a.m. Jennifer coded. She coded a total of six times before she was pronounced dead at about 10:00 a.m. It was during this time Carhart called the hospital. He never showed up. A medical examiner was called due to the unusual circumstance of an otherwise healthy 29-year-old suddenly dying. The examiner spend 4-1/2 hours with the patient's chart. The Washington Post reported yesterday that both the medical examiner and Montgomery County Police Department are conducting an investigation. Carhart's clinic licensed the day before Morbelli died It is not known whether the State of Maryland will close down Carhart's mill, pending investigations. Ironically, the state enacted abortion clinic regulations that went into effect in November 2012. On the day before Morbelli died, the state licensed 17 abortion clinics, including Carhart's, but without ever inspecting them. After Tiller LeRoy Carhart is likely the most prominent abortionist in America. Carhart was the plaintiff in two U.S. Supreme Court cases, Stenberg v. Carhart in 2000, which he won and which forced the State of Nebraska to overturn its ban against partial birth abortions; and Gonzales v. Carhart in 2007, which he lost and allowed the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban to stand. Jennifer and her family came to Carhart for help, albeit misguided, and he irrevocably destroyed them.