Tiller Loses Again

Abortionist Tiller Loses Second Attempt To Dismiss Grand Jury

Operation Rescue suspects DA’s attempt to advise grand jury is another effort to cover up for Tiller

Wichita, KS – Overruling a motion by attorneys for abortionist George R. Tiller, Judge Paul Buchanan said today that a grand jury will be seated to investigate Tiller on a number of charges, including illegal late-term abortions that took place over the last five years. Citizens, led by Kansans for Life, submitted over twice the number of signatures required to compel the county to convene the grand jury investigation.

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  1. gemoftheocean10/2/07, 12:51 AM

    I would love to see Tiller behind bars. Where he's belonged for years.

    [And thank you for adding me to your blogroll.]

    Karen

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  2. Jean Heimann10/2/07, 1:50 AM

    You're welcome, Karen. You have a great blog!

    I think there will be a big party in Wichita and across the country when that happens. He has been getting away with murder and criminal acts for so long it is unbelievable!

    The man is truly dangerous. He has harmed mothers, fathers, grandparents, and children and I am not just talking about those who pay him for it. He is a murderer and a criminal who thinks he's above the law, but sooner or later, he'll have to pay the consequences - whether it be in this life or the next.

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  3. Christina Dunigan10/2/07, 6:10 AM

    I suppose that if you throw enough at Teflon Tiller, eventually SOMETHING will stick. But that guy is a smooth operator. And he's no dummy. He's got the best lawyers money can buy and he has friends in all the right places.

    Trying to take Tiller to the mat in Kansas would be like trying to take Eva Braun down while Hitler was in power. Good luck.

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  4. Anonymous10/2/07, 10:08 AM

    Granny, his best "friends" are green and have pictures of dead Presidents on them. These he has given in large quantity to get and keep politicians in office who can help him. Sooner or later he (and they) will "pay the pipper".....

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