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New concerns about broader criminal activity on the part of late-term abortionist George R. Tiller have surfaced in the wake of 19 criminal charges filed against him by Kansas Attorney General Paul Morrison on Thursday. In addition, some statements made by Morrison have led to speculation that there may be a broad conspiracy to violate the Kansas ban on post-viability abortions that may involve individuals in the Kansas Department of Heath and Environment, a bureaucracy under the oversight of pro-abortion Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. Tiller and Neuhaus “In Cahoots” The charges related to Tiller’s relationship with abortionist Ann Kristin Neuhaus, who provided the second signature required by law to justify abortions past 21 weeks gestation on 19 abortion records from 2003. Morrison, in explaining the charges at a June 28 press conference, told reporters that the law states that the two physicians cannot be “legally or financially affiliated.” He said, “In other words, they can’t be in ‘caho...

Operation Rescue vows to continue pursuing legal remedies Topeka, KS – The Kansas Legislature has adjourned for the year without having taken action to force the Attorney General’s office to reinstate 30 charges against George R. Tiller for crimes related to the commission of 15 illegal late-term abortions. Instead, a provision was passed to increase reporting of post-viability abortions, which has little chance of surviving Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’ line-item veto. Sebelius and Attorney General Paul Morrison are both radical supporters of abortion and beneficiaries of Tiller’s vast financial and political support. “The reporting provision was simply form over substance, and is not anything meaningful that can be used to bring Tiller to justice,” said Operation Rescue Senior Policy Advisor Cheryl Sullenger. “If this was their attempt to appease the thousands of pro-life supporters from around the nation who have been demanding action from the House on the Tiller scandal, I can assure the...