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Denton Group Launches Website Revealing Autopsy Photos of Women Who Died During Abortion Procedures

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From an email from SafeAndLegal.com, a site dedicated to showcasing the dangers of abortion:

When 18-year-old Marla Cardamone was killed having an abortion, her mother, Deborah, vowed that she would never let her daughter be forgotten.  Then, late last year, she approached [Life Dynamics president Mark] Crutcher and asked him to help her show the public the risks women face when they submit to abortions.

Head to the site at your own risk. The autopsy photos aren’t on the front page (you have to click through on a link that says “to see autopsy photos of Marla,” so you know what you’re getting into). I, in sum, wouldn’t recommend looking at them. Nightmare central. In their own words:

Click below to see what she looked like a few hours later at the local coroner’s office. And we warn you, what you are about to witness is not pretty. These images are ugly, disturbing and not appropriate for all audiences. They are also images the “pro-choice” lobby never intended for you to see.

Only one quick comment, because it’s Friday and this is wildly depressing: what’s the legality on this? On posting naked photos of a dead body, clearly without the (dead) woman’s consent?

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