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LifeNews.Com reports that Kansas Attorney General Stephen Six has turned over 34 redacted abortion records to the Wichita-based grand jury investigating late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller. The records, from 2003, will help the grand jury determine if Tiller broke state abortion laws. Among other charges, Tiller is accused of doing illegal late-term abortions by not having a second, independent physician sign off on the abortions beforehand. MORE How much do want to bet that there have been a few changes made to these records since 2003?

An Opinion by Cheryl Sullenger, Senior Policy Advisor for Operation Rescue On the 35th memorial of Roe v. Wade, late-term abortionist George R. Tiller defiantly posted a self-promoting banner on the fence surrounding his infamous abortion mill, Women’s Health Care Services, which stated, “Wichita Stands with Dr. Tiller, 35 years of saving women’s lives.” But according to information collected by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDH&E) , there has never been a reported abortion since reporting was mandated that was done for the purpose of saving the life of a woman. It is obvious from state records that Tiller has never saved the life of a single woman by giving her an abortion. Frankly, his statement is insulting to the family of Christin Gilbert , a Tiller patient who died from complications of a botched third-trimester abortion two years ago. The absurdity of Tiller’s claim at life-saving becomes tragically evident when we couple Gilbert’s avoidable death with the...

Phill Kline delivered a " sizzling indictment " before the National Right to Life Convention: "The soil of Kansas is stained red," said Kline, formerly the Kansas attorney general and now Johnson County district attorney. "Abortion is sin, and sin always begins with a lie."Yes, I wish was there. Any attendees care to comment? Via ProLifeBlogs.com

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...