Operation Rescue is mailing appeals to abortion clinic workers asking them to come forward with information about abortion abuses. The Abortion Whistleblowers Program is offering $25,000 rewards.
Letters and flyers are being sent to every abortion clinic in the nation, including several hospitals and non-surgical clinics that provide the abortion pill. The appeal will inform abortion workers that they may qualify for the $25,000 reward if the information they provide leads to the arrest and conviction of abortionists who are breaking the law. Operation Rescue assures that the confidentiality of those who come forward will be protected.
“We want clinic workers to know that if they have knowledge that abortion-related crimes are being committed but remain silent, they could be implicated in the crimes,” says Troy Newman, president of Operation Rescue and Pro-Life Nation. “We have worked with dozens of abortion-clinic workers and can help them come clean and get a fresh start.”
Operation Rescue has made several similar mailings since the Abortion Whistleblowers Program first launched in January 2010, netting hundreds of tips and several reliable confidential informants that continue to work to provide valuable “insider” information on the abortion cartel.
For example, a $25,000 Abortion Whistleblower check was awarded last year to Kim Nichols, an abortion worker in Massachusetts whose information about the death of Laura Hope Smith and attempts to cover it up led to a criminal conviction and jail term for abortionist Rapin Osathanondh. Osathanondh was forced to permanently surrender his medical license and close his two abortion offices.
“We have never found an abortion clinic that operates completely inside the bounds of the law. We have exposed abortionists that have committed illegal abortions, botched abortions, billing fraud, embezzlement, tax evasion, serious health-code violations, sexual abuse on their patients, failure to report child sex abuse, drug violations, substance abuse, illegal dumping of aborted baby remains and private medical records, and the list goes on,” says Newman. “Crimes like these are not the exception to the rule, but are rampant throughout the abortion cartel.”
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