Print Mary Chastain Follow Read Full Bio Employee Described Filthy Conditions and Babies Born Alive at Gosnell Clinic Kareema Cross, a former employee of Kermit Gosnell, gave chilling details about Gosnell's abortion clinic the Women's Medical Society in her testimony. These details include filthy conditions and babies born alive. She reported him to authorities in 2008 under a fake name, but no one took action against him. 19 Apr 2013 Dept Public Health Ignored Complaint About Gosnell Storing Remains in Fridge Grand jury testimony revealed how the Department of Health received an anonymous complaint in August 2003 against Kermit Gosnell’s clinic about aborted fetuses stored in an employee refrigerator. One employee in the department tried to take action but was snubbed by her superiors. 18 Apr 2013 Ex-Employee: Overmedication Of Patients At Gosnell Clinic An employee confirmed allegations that it was common for patients to be overmedicated, and staff members not to keep proper records, in Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s clinic. 17 Apr 2013 Gosnell Victim's Family Testifies at Trial The daughter and brother of 41-year-old Karnamaya Mongar, the woman who died from a botched abortion by Kermit Gosnell, testified against the doctor on Tuesday. Mongar died from an overdose of Demerol, which Gosnell and unlicensed assistants used to anesthetize her. 16 Apr 2013 Week 2 NL Power Rankings: Atlanta Leads Pack Before I present this week's National League power rankings please remember Monday is Jackie Robinson Day. Sixty-five years ago on April 15, 1947 Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. Make sure you tag your tweets with the hashtag #Jackie42. Here are this week's National League Power Rankings. 15 Apr 2013 Week 2 AL Power Rankings: Detroit Barely Retains Top Spot Here are the American League Power Rankings. Monday is Jackie Robinson Day in Major League Baseball. Sixty-five years ago on April 15, 1947, Robinson broke the color barrier and changed history. Everyone will wear #42 in honor of him. Tag your tweets with #Jackie42. 15 Apr 2013 Red Sox Beats Rays 5-0 Behind Ace Buchholz Boston Red Sox pitcher Clay Buchholz was close to having a no-no today against the Tampa Bay Rays. Kelly Johnson hit a single to right field, shattering his bat, in the top of the eighth inning. 14 Apr 2013 Superiors Ignored PA Health Official Who Tried to Warn about Gosnell One employee from Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Health did alert her supervisors about the disgusting conditions at Kermit Gosnell’s Women’s Medical Society clinic. No action was taken against Gosnell. 14 Apr 2013 PA Official Closed Gosnell Negligence Case Prosecuting Attorney for the Department of State Juan Ruiz decided to close a civil malpractice lawsuit against Kermit Gosnall despite evidence of neglect, including leaving fetal parts in the woman. 14 Apr 2013 More PA Dept Officials Ignored Severe Complaints Against Gosnell Mark Greenwald and Charles Hartwell were not the only prosecuting attorneys at Pennsylvania’s Department of State (DOS) to close cases against Kermit Gosnell without a proper investigation. The grand jury found David Grubb and William Newport closed two cases despite overwhelming evidence that would likely have justified shutting down Gosnell's clinic. 14 Apr 2013 Previous 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
Employee Described Filthy Conditions and Babies Born Alive at Gosnell Clinic Kareema Cross, a former employee of Kermit Gosnell, gave chilling details about Gosnell's abortion clinic the Women's Medical Society in her testimony. These details include filthy conditions and babies born alive. She reported him to authorities in 2008 under a fake name, but no one took action against him. 19 Apr 2013
Dept Public Health Ignored Complaint About Gosnell Storing Remains in Fridge Grand jury testimony revealed how the Department of Health received an anonymous complaint in August 2003 against Kermit Gosnell’s clinic about aborted fetuses stored in an employee refrigerator. One employee in the department tried to take action but was snubbed by her superiors. 18 Apr 2013
Ex-Employee: Overmedication Of Patients At Gosnell Clinic An employee confirmed allegations that it was common for patients to be overmedicated, and staff members not to keep proper records, in Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s clinic. 17 Apr 2013
Gosnell Victim's Family Testifies at Trial The daughter and brother of 41-year-old Karnamaya Mongar, the woman who died from a botched abortion by Kermit Gosnell, testified against the doctor on Tuesday. Mongar died from an overdose of Demerol, which Gosnell and unlicensed assistants used to anesthetize her. 16 Apr 2013
Week 2 NL Power Rankings: Atlanta Leads Pack Before I present this week's National League power rankings please remember Monday is Jackie Robinson Day. Sixty-five years ago on April 15, 1947 Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. Make sure you tag your tweets with the hashtag #Jackie42. Here are this week's National League Power Rankings. 15 Apr 2013
Week 2 AL Power Rankings: Detroit Barely Retains Top Spot Here are the American League Power Rankings. Monday is Jackie Robinson Day in Major League Baseball. Sixty-five years ago on April 15, 1947, Robinson broke the color barrier and changed history. Everyone will wear #42 in honor of him. Tag your tweets with #Jackie42. 15 Apr 2013
Red Sox Beats Rays 5-0 Behind Ace Buchholz Boston Red Sox pitcher Clay Buchholz was close to having a no-no today against the Tampa Bay Rays. Kelly Johnson hit a single to right field, shattering his bat, in the top of the eighth inning. 14 Apr 2013
Superiors Ignored PA Health Official Who Tried to Warn about Gosnell One employee from Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Health did alert her supervisors about the disgusting conditions at Kermit Gosnell’s Women’s Medical Society clinic. No action was taken against Gosnell. 14 Apr 2013
PA Official Closed Gosnell Negligence Case Prosecuting Attorney for the Department of State Juan Ruiz decided to close a civil malpractice lawsuit against Kermit Gosnall despite evidence of neglect, including leaving fetal parts in the woman. 14 Apr 2013
More PA Dept Officials Ignored Severe Complaints Against Gosnell Mark Greenwald and Charles Hartwell were not the only prosecuting attorneys at Pennsylvania’s Department of State (DOS) to close cases against Kermit Gosnell without a proper investigation. The grand jury found David Grubb and William Newport closed two cases despite overwhelming evidence that would likely have justified shutting down Gosnell's clinic. 14 Apr 2013
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