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Report shows abortion industry trafficked organs of 24-week babies

Icon of a magnifying glassAnalysis·By Kristi Burton Brown

Report shows abortion industry trafficked organs of 24-week babies

The 500-page Majority Report from the Senate Judiciary Committee reveals hours-worth of shocking information. None, perhaps, is quite as shocking as the paid invoices detailing the body parts of 24- and 22-week-old babies that were harvested and sold by fetal parts companies after the babies were first aborted at Planned Parenthood or other abortion facilities.

This is what a 24-week-old baby looks like:

And this is what an invoice selling his organs for hundreds of dollars looks like:

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Report shows abortion industry trafficked organs of 24-week babies image

These paid invoices are found, along with others, in the report’s exhibit section. The specific ones pictured here come from Advanced Bioscience Resources (ABR), a company that paid for aborted baby bodies from Planned Parenthood. At least two of the Planned Parenthood affiliates discussed in the report commit abortions up to 23 weeks and 6 days or 24 weeks. With modern medical care, babies at 24 weeks have a 65 percent survival rate.

As a Live Action News report on fetal viability detailed:

Twins Hunter and Darcy were born at 22 weeks, but are now 10 years old:

Thumbnail for Hunter & Darcy 22 week premature twins Survivors

And yet, instead of letting infants like Toby and Hunter and Darcy survive, Planned Parenthood aborts them through a variety of methods, including the one described by Dr. Anthony Levatino, a former abortionist, in the video below. This procedure, known as a D&E or a dilation and extraction is committed at abortion facilities on babies up to 24 weeks old.

Thumbnail for 2nd Trimester Surgical Abortion: Dilation and Evacuation (D & E)

Additional disturbing invoices are included in the report, including the two below that detail the sale of two eyes from a 21-week-old baby for $650, as well as one “lower limb” and a section of skin from a 21-week-old baby for $325 each.

Report shows abortion industry trafficked organs of 24-week babies image
Report shows abortion industry trafficked organs of 24-week babies image

These invoices — and the entire report — make it perfectly clear that when the abortion industry sees babies like Micah Pickering (born at 22 weeks),

Micah Pickering, now a healthy 3-year-old, was born at 22 weeks gestation in 2012.

Micah Pickering, now a healthy 3-year-old, was born at 22 weeks gestation in 2012.
Micah Pickering, now a healthy 3-year-old, .

Baby Meabh Mcardle (born at 23 weeks),

Meabh Mcardle, born at 23 weeks, Photo via Facebook.

Baby Meabh Mcardle, born at 23 weeks. She could have been subjected to a D&E abortion. (Photo via Facebook)

Amillia Taylor (born at 21 weeks),

Amillia Taylor was born at only 21 weeks gestation — and survived.

Amillia Taylor, a premature baby who was born at only 21 weeks gestation -- and survived.
Amillia Taylor was born prematurely at only 21 weeks gestation — and survived.

or even Baby Jaxon who was born at 18 weeks, too young to survive more than a few minutes,

they don’t see human beings — children — worth loving. They see body parts, organs, pieces of skin, eyeballs, and little legs worth collecting money from.

This is the reality of the abortion industry.

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