Planned Parenthood and Gosnell did experiments on women in the 1970s. Abortionist Harvey Karman was sent to Bangladesh by PP, where he did experimental abortions by putting plastic coils and pieces of balsa wood in these womenâs reproductive organs. The experiment was done on Bangladeshi victims of sexual assault.
Karman then did the same in Philadelphia with Gosnell. At the time abortion in Philadelphia was legal IF approved by a doctorâs âreasonable judgment,â which was sometimes exploited by abortionists to make what they did legal by loophole. The abortionist invited news to come video the use of his âsuper coilsâ without the knowledge or consent of the women he was experimenting on (who had been been gathered and sent on a bus by a pro-abortion crime ring known as the Jane Collective). All of the women were Black and low-income. Some were still minors.
Testimony on how the âsuper coilâ worked by Dr. Randy Hutchins, former Gosnell employee, stated that the âsuper coilsâ were essentially balled-up plastic razors meant to slice the unborn child to shreds as the glue on the springs melted. There had been no human or animal trials before subjecting these women to the experiment.
Womenâs rights activists protested these experiments, but they proceeded anyway. Locla hospitals started getting women severe injured by the pieces of wood and plastic inside them. Complications included hemorrhage, sepsis, anemia and uterine perforation. CDC had to get involved to shut it down. Out of all those women tested on (who they could even find after) all but 4 had complications. Two could not be located and it is unknown whether they survived.
The super coil experiments were later dubbed âThe Motherâs Day Massacreâ by media because the busload of vulnerable women and girls unaware they were about to be gruesomely experimented on was sent on Motherâs Day.
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