UPDATE: Infant bodies discovered in Washington, DC, may indicate infanticide after attempted abortions. The pro-life activist reportedly received the corpses of late-term aborted fetuses from a whistleblower at the DC abortion clinic.
Live Action urged DC Police and the Department of Justice to take immediate action and complete a thorough investigation into these potential violations of federal law. "This violence against innocent children has no place in a civilized nation," the pro-life organization wrote, adding "#JusticeForTheFive."
Lila Rose, president and founder of Live Action, also posted graphic photos of the infant bodies, "some of whom may have been born alive and then killed."
DC police officers found five aborted fetuses inside the home of pro-life activist Lauren Handy on Wednesday.
Officers responded to a tip about biohazard material being stored at a residence located at the 400 block of 6th Street SE in Capitol Hill. Upon arrival, officers located five aborted fetuses inside the activist's home. The remains were collected by the DC Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, according to WUSA9.
Handy declined to speak on camera to WUSA9 who were first on the scene but told the outlet she expected the raid to happen "sooner or later" and said that "people would freak out when they heard" about the discovery.
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