Posted on 05/03/2013 12:28:08 PM PDT by Morgana
As the jury weighs the hundreds of charges abortion practitioner Kermit Gosnell faces, including four for killing babies in gruesome abortion-infanticide procedures, a shocking new image has emerged.
A pro-life activist has sent LifeNews a copy of an image showing the prices Gosnell’s “House of Horrors” abortion clinic charged women for abortions at varying stages of pregnancy. Women would pay as much as $1,850 for an abortion done at 23-24 weeks of pregnancy, a stage at which unborn children have shown the ability to survive outside his or her mother’s womb.
The price sheet indicates women paid lower prices for earlier abortions and received discounts if they used Medicaid or paid in cash. Customers also paid $150 for a pre-abortion examination and ultrasound, which was discounted from the price of the abortion. They paid as much as $625 for the abortion drug to take the life of their unborn child at 4-8 weeks of pregnancy.
Diane Edmondson of the Republican National Coalition for Life provided the image to LifeNews.
“Gruesome reports of babies screaming, struggling, breathing — even swimming in a toilet — before Dr. Gruesome himself, Kermit Gosnell (or one of his employees) ended those lives by cutting through their tiny spinal cords: these are some of the examples of evidence presented against Dr. Gosnell by the state of Pennsylvania,” she said.
She added: “The price sheet shows how this butcher even charged extra for sedation and a “merchandising fee” of up to $45 for using a credit card! And please note that he gives a discount for Medicaid — that’s tax money, folks.”
I won’t argue that.
I just bet he gave a huge sum to the democrat party. Blood money, the kind they love.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see overcharges on anything MediCaid... or charges for services not performed using the information from his files ,, gov’t enforced secrecy means you can’t get caught in fraudulent billing.
Relatively cheap. Normally hitmen charge 5-10 grand a job.
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