Images of Aborted Babies - Retrieved from the dumpster in the alley behind the clinic

These aborted baby photos were posted through the kindness of Citizens for a Pro-Life Society. They were taken by Monica Migliorino Miller and Edmund Miller. Photographs of aborted babies at various stages, retrieved from dumpsters.

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Seven week baby aborted by suction method.

Baby’s body measured less than 2 inches. Aborted at Northwest General Hospital in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Buried by Citizens for a Pro-life Society at Holy Cross Cemetery, Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Legs and feet of 7 week baby.

Legs and feet of 7 week baby aborted by suction method at Northwest General Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1996. Buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Legs and feet of 7 week baby.

Legs and feet of 7 week aborted baby. Suction abortion. Aborted in 1996 at Northwest General Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Milwaukee, WI.

Hand and arm of 7 week aborted baby.

Burnt with Trash

The babies were shipped in this sort of box from the Metropolitan Medical Services (MMS) in Milwaukee to the Vital Med Lab in Northbrook, Illinois. The babies were set out on the loading dock in the boxes they were shipped in waiting to be picked up by a Precision Energy Systems truck to be taken to an incinerator to be burnt with trash.

The babies’ white coffin.

The babies’ white coffin—filled with about 30 whirl pacs, each containing the tiny body of an aborted baby—retrieved from the loading dock of Vital Med laboratory in Northbrook, Ill. Babies here were buried at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery by Citizens for a Pro-life Society on Nov. 16, 1988.

The arm and hand of 14 week baby.

The arm and hand of 14 week baby killed by suction method at the Raleigh Women’s Health Organization by Dr. Marks on Good Friday, April 1, 1988. Baby is buried in cemetery in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Foot of 16 week aborted baby.

Foot of 16 week aborted baby, suction method. Killed at the Raleigh Women’s Health Organization, Raleigh, N.C. in 1988.

14 Week Suction Abortion.

14 week suction abortion. Hand up with index finger extended—the humanity of the baby is so beautiful and evident. Aborted June 20, 1988 at the Metropolitan Medical Services (now closed), at 27th and Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. Neville Sender, abortionist. Buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Sept. 10, 1988 in Milwaukee, WI.

14 Week Suction Abortion.