Abortion doctor who delivered us unto evil

IT WAS July when a pregnant teenage girl walked into an abortion clinic in Delaware. She was with her aunt. They met Kermit Gosnell, a doctor who normally worked out of a centre in one of the poorest areas of Philadelphia.
The three discussed an abortion and agreed a fee of $1,500 (€1,100). But after an ultrasound, Gosnell told the aunt the 17-year-old was further along than she had said. The price rose to $2,500 (€1,800). Cash was paid, the girl was given pills to induce labour, and told to be at the Women’s Medical Center in Philadelphia the following morning.