The Will County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release that a lawyer for Dr Ulrich Klopfer’s family contacted the coroner’s office on Thursday about possible foetal remains being found at the home in an unincorporated part of Will County in northeastern Illinois.
The sheriff’s office said authorities found 2,246 preserved foetal remains, but there’s no evidence medical procedures were performed at the home.
The coroner’s office took possession of the remains. An investigation is under way.
Dr Klopfer, who died on September 3, was a long-time doctor at an abortion clinic in South Bend, Indiana.
It closed after the state revoked the clinic’s licence in 2015. The Indiana State Department of Health had previously issued complaints against the clinic, accusing it of lacking a registry of patients, policies regarding medical abortion, and a governing body to determine policies.
The state agency also accused the clinic of failing to document that patients get state-mandated education at least 18 hours before an abortion.
Dr Klopfer was believed to be Indiana’s most prolific abortion doctor, with thousands of procedures performed in multiple Indiana counties over several decades, the South Bend Tribune reported.
Christian, Mike Fichter, the president of the group Indiana Right to Life, said in a statement that “we are horrified” by the discovery of the foetal remains at Dr…
… Read More
—
Click Read More to read the rest of the story from our content source/partners – Premier Christianity News.