Planned Parenthood Caught Admitting It Does Secret Abortions on Teens “So the Parents Won’t Find Out”
In a new video montage, the Planned Parenthood abortion business and other abortion clinic representatives are caught on camera admitting that they take teens to other states for secret abortions without their parents’ consent. The new Project Veritas expose’ shows Emily, Kansas Planned Parenthood Managing Director admitting, “We do help people get to these places.” […]
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In a new video montage, the Planned Parenthood abortion business and other abortion clinic representatives are caught on camera admitting that they take teens to other states for secret abortions without their parents’ consent.
The new Project Veritas expose’ shows Emily, Kansas Planned Parenthood Managing Director admitting, “We do help people get to these places.”
And in another clip, the undercover journalists asks if he needs any documentation about his relationship to a teen exploited for an abortion, and the abortion clinic staffer says no.
PV Journalist: “I don’t have to provide any documentation that I’m related [to the minor], right?”
Nurse, Maple Women’s Health Center, Dallas, Texas: “No.”
“In Part Two of our investigation into the nation’s largest abortion provider, undercover camera has further revealed Planned Parenthood’s nationwide scheme to traffic minors across state lines for secret abortions,” Project Veritas tells LifeNews. “An investigative journalist met with healthcare workers at various clinics in Texas, as well as Planned Parenthood employees in California and Kansas, to further investigate the elaborate lengths the abortion giant will go to facilitate, and help conceal, abortions for minors.”
“As revealed in Part One, Planned Parenthood’s abortion-trafficking services include setting up hotels, arranging inter-state transport, providing doctor’s notes to the child’s school, and even paying for the abortion are all common services they offer to minors without parental knowledge. In Part Two, Texas nurses revealed to our journalist that Planned Parenthood is the go-to collaborator when minors in abortion-outlawed Texas desire to terminate a pregnancy without parental consent,” it added.
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In this new video, one Planned Parenthood staff admits they the abortion business does secret abortions on teens in a way “parents won’t find out.”
In addition, Emily, a Planned Parenthood Managing Director in Kansas, confirms to Project Veritas that her clinic frequently sees out of state patients and the organization also helps arrange transport for these abortions: “We mostly see Texas and Oklahoma patients. If you want to go further, you got to go to Illinois. You got to go to Colorado. I think the latest one is Washington, DC, and we do help people get to these places.”
Abby Johnson, a former eight-year employee and Managing Director for Planned Parenthood in Texas, reviewed the PV footage and further elaborated on how Planned Parenthood works in tandem with the court systems to “rubber stamp” abortions for minors.
“They [Planned Parenthood] would coach them. They would give the girls a script that she would need to read to the judge…They knew every judge and they had a relationship with every judge that would rubber stamp the consent for this minor to get an abortion,” she explained.
PB also noted: “Our journalist was given a pamphlet with contact information for court officials, as well as instructions, on how minors should pursue an abortion without parental consent. This process is called a “judicial bypass” and is described by Emily, a Kansas Planned Parenthood Managing Director, as something the courts are instructed to prioritize.”
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