Project Veritas Exposes Planned Parenthood 'Coaching' Girls on Obtaining Abortion Without Parental Consent

Anthony Murdoch : Jan 15, 2024
LifeSiteNews.com

The abortion giant tells the young girls where to go, how to get there, even if it's out of state, and how to avoid parental notification, all at no cost to them, as part of its system.

[LifeSiteNews.com] The second installment of a Project Veritas expose of Planned Parenthood's facilitation of out-of-state abortions reveals how the abortion giant engages in "coaching" minor girls on how to obtain abortions without parental involvement. (Screengrab image: via Project Veritas)

The eight-minute video features clips of an undercover journalist speaking with abortion center employees as well as former Planned Parenthood director turned pro-life activist Abby Johnson, who shared additional insight about the alarming reality of the abortion industry.

Early in the video, Project Veritas' undercover journalist—posing as the father of a minor girl's child—asks Corina, a nurse at the Maple Women's Health Center in Dallas, how abortions are paid for, to which she replies, "We have a lot of plans that the government gives us." Corina also explained that no cash was needed to pay for the abortion and that he is not required to provide "documentation that [he's] related" to the girl.

In response to the journalist's question about whether a minor can talk to the abortion facility without her parents' present, the nurse said, "yes," verifying that a 13-year-old girl can "come without parents" to an abortion facility.

But the efforts to keep parents in the dark about their daughter's plan to kill their grandchild goes even further. As explained by Emily, the managing director of a Planned Parenthood facility in Kansas City, Missouri, employees have an entire system laid out for getting a minor girl an abortion without the knowledge, much less consent, of her parents.

Missouri and Texas have effectively banned abortion throughout pregnancy. Missouri strictly bans all abortions except when "reasonable medical judgment" determines that one is "necessary" to spare the mother's life or "substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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