Swindell, CEO of Stanton Healthcare, was in the middle of a four-hour deposition in late January, when lawyers from Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest and the Hawaiian Islands confronted her with a group photo of eight mothers and the children they'd rescued from abortion.

The photo, taken outside of the Planned Parenthood location in Meridian, Idaho, which shares a parking lot with Stanton Healthcare, was intended to demonstrate that Swindell's group was guilty of harassing patients outside the abortion giant's doors.

Instead, Swindell knew the moment she saw the picture as proof that Planned Parenthood had absolutely no case in its frivolous lawsuit against Stanton Healthcare.

In his ruling, March 13, throwing out the case, District Judge Michael Reardon agreed.

"It was a game-changer," Swindell said. "I just started smiling and I said, 'There's Jessica' and 'There's baby Paulina!' I'm just beaming because I'm so happy to see this picture—and then I realize they're trying to use it against us. I realized at that moment that what they were using as evidence against Stanton was the very evidence of why we need to be there, and why we need to be so close to Planned Parenthood...

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