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On August 9, 1927, 33-year-old homemaker Irene Campbell died in the Chicago office of Dr. Herman Webber from an abortion performed there that day.
At the time of the 1920 census, Irene and her husband, Robert, were living with her parents, John J. and Bertha (Shuttz) O’Connor of Queenstown, Ireland, and Chicago, Illinois, respectively, along with Irene’s brothers John, William, and James. The couple had a 5-year-old daughter.
Webber had already been implicated in the 1920 abortion death of Rose Lieberman.
Webber was arrested on August 9, and on September 1 he was indicted for felony murder. However, he shows up living in the community in the 1930 census so evidently he did not go to prison over Irene's death.
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Source: Homicide in Chicago Interactive Database
Veteran pro-life investigator Kevin Sherlock asks people of good will to help him have Planned Parenthood prosecuted for profiteering from the rapes and incests of underage girls many thousands of times each year.
Sherlock has pulled the police records of hundreds of cities and has pulled the child protective services records of multiple states to prove Planned Parenthood staffers are violating mandated reporting laws designed to protect girl victims. But there is more to be done. Sherlock will make sure more and more evidence gets to federal and state prosecutors who care about protecting girls from abusers and profiteers.
Sherlock has talked to many girls and young women who trust him. Their stories and the forensic evidence shows most of them undergo pill abortions or humiliating invasive surgical abortions due to fear or ignorance or pressure or coercion. He treats the girls or women carrying children or devastated from their abortions as friends and neighbors in his home town, not afterthoughts.
Thank you for doing what you can to help girls and fight sexual predators and rape profiteers.
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