Life advocates pledge to keep 'seeking justice for the innocent victims.'
A Kansas grand jury investigating notorious abortionist George Tiller adjourned its six-month investigation Wednesday without an indictment. Tiller is accused of performing illegal late-term abortions at his Wichita clinic.
The panel of 15 said it failed to find enough evidence to indict Tiller. The jurors also suggested that state abortion laws are unclear.
Mary Kay Culp, executive director of Kansans for Life, said she believes the grand jury was led astray by the prosecutor.
“The failure of the grand jury to deliver indictments today is a tragic injustice for all law-abiding Kansans,” she said. “This grand jury would have surely indicted George Tiller had they not been misinformed. The problem isn't the current law. The problem is the so-called enforcers of that law that have failed to do their job.”
'That’s a reason to stop and thank God.'
'They are following the money, which they have done since the beginning.'
'They advocate abortion on demand, all nine months of pregnancy.'
'Inside the beltway, the obvious gets murky when the unsettling abortion issue comes up.'
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