[NYer]

Pro-life ping!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Abby is the James O’Keefe of the pro-life movement.

[don-o]

ping

[Lockbox]

sounds like time for RICO

[reagandemocrat]

Great news. Abby is an inspiration to us all.

This will throw a wrench in Obama’s scheme to garner support from women, http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2857407/posts

Please stay safe, Abby.

[freeangel]

Unfortunately, Planned Parenthood is so entwined with government agencies, that no one will be held responsible or go to jail for fraud. It will be labled as a “simple accounting error” even though the taxpayers have eaten the cost once again.

[the invisib1e hand]

If she can find a decent lawyer, they’ll need a court on Mars.

[the invisib1e hand]

Filed in 09 but only made public now? Wha?

[dforest]

Leftists are all criminals. The Democrat Party makes the Mafia look like choirboys.

[OrangeHoof]

I had a co-worker years ago who was one of those girls who, though kind, was just too dumb to lie. Really, she was just very naive.

Well, she had a boyfriend and she was late one month and decided to go to Planned Parenthood to find out if she was pregnant.

They gave her a test and then came back with the results. Before they would tell her the news, they badgered her about how expensive and inconvenient a baby would be and she would periodically ask them what the tests said.

They continued about what a nuisance it would be in her life if she had to carry a baby. Finally the girl could take no more and she said "Listen, if I'm pregnant, I'm going to keep the baby - now tell me the damned test results!"

It was negative. She wasn't pregnant.

I told her the only reason they had for not telling her flat out that she wasn't pregnant was that they were trying to sell her an abortion she didn't need. I suspect PP does this all the time. After all, how is the woman going to know that the abortion was unnecessary after it was "performed"?

That's one more reason why they have fought Texas' sonogram law. If the sonogram finds no baby, how can they sell an abortion?

[TropicanaRose]

I just finished her book Unplanned late last night. It’s a great read.

[Scoutmaster]

Delightful! She's a relator under a False Claims Act qui tam case (31 U.S.C. § 3729, et seq.). The law dates back to the Civil War, when the government needed people to help it police suttlers and others who were providing goods under contract to the government. When somebody submits a false claim(s), you report them. If the government decides to sue them and collects, you get 15-20% of the damages.

If the government doesn't sue them, you can sue them in the government's name. If you win, you get to keep about 30% of the damages.

The FCA includes a provision for treble damages, and other damages. $5.7 million in fraudulent claims could result in $30-50 million in damges, easily. Her 20% is not bad for reporting them, although she needs the DOJ to prosecute them or else the has to prosecute them as the relator.

[little jeremiah]

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Good for her. Insiders leaving the nest of vipers and then helping to destroy it, very good.