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On 16 Feb 2022, Matt Goetz <namblamemberssss@gop.org> posted some news:suk42k$1ckgp$154@news.freedyn.de:

Baxter wrote

The little whore spread her legs and told him, "Stick it in me!"

Hell I would have done it too. That's okay here in Oregon.

An Ohio man was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday for raping a 10-year-old girl who then had to travel to Indiana for an abortion in a
case that drew national attention when the obstetrician-gynecologist who provided the procedure spoke about it with a journalist.

Gerson Fuentes, 28, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. However, his plea deal states he can file for parole after 25 years,
according to court documents. If parole is granted, Fuentes, who is from Guatemala and was living in Columbus, Ohio, would have to register as a
sex offender.

Common Pleas Court Judge Julie Lynch called the plea deal a "very hard
pill for this court to swallow," The Associated Press reported. Lynch
said the victim's family asked the judge to back the deal.

The girl was 9 years old when she was assaulted by Fuentes. Columbus
police learned about the girl's pregnancy through a referral to the
Franklin County Children Services that was made by her mother. Shortly
after her 10th birthday, the girl traveled to Indiana to get an
abortion. Prosecutors said DNA testing of the aborted fetus confirmed
Fuentes was the father.

The girl couldn't get the procedure in Ohio under a newly imposed state
ban on abortions at the first detectable "fetal heartbeat," which went
into full effect after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

The girl's doctor, Dr. Caitlin Bernard, told a journalist at the
Indianapolis Star she was contacted by a child abuse doctor in Ohio to
arrange for the procedure in Indiana. Attorney General Todd Rokita filed
a complaint against the doctor for speaking about the procedure and
violating medical privacy laws.

Bernard said she raised the issue to alert Indiana residents to the
realities of pregnancy termination care if the state passed strict
abortion bans. During a hearing, Bernard said she used a real-life
example because a hypothetical case wouldn't have the same impact on
readers. She said she notified Indiana hospital social workers about the
abuse, and the girl's case was already being investigated by Ohio
authorities. The doctor's attorneys said she didn't release any
identifying information about the patient.

Indiana's medical licensing board issued Bernard $3,000 in fines and a
letter of reprimand but didn't suspend her license.

On June 30, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled the state's near-total
abortion ban can take effect. The legislation — among the strictest in
the nation — bans abortion except in cases of rape, incest, and to
protect the life and physical health of the mother.

The Associated Press and Melissa Quinn contributed reporting

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gerson-fuentes-guilty-sentenced-life-rape-10 -year-old-girl-abortion/

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