A woman has caused a stir among several netizens when she claims to have found an aborted fetus in her Florida hotel room on June 27.
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In a video posted on FacebookÀsh Whité explained that she needed to book a room at the Hilton Garden Inn. from Tallahassee to attend a family reunion. He quickly found that the room had not been cleaned.
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Walking across the room, the young woman came across a plastic bag filled with a reddish substance. The latter was hidden in the closet.
“We contacted Planned Parenthood. It looks like a fetus. “I’ll take part,” an employee would have explained to him.
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Planned Parenthood is one of America’s premier pro-choice organizations.
Àsh Whité said she was concerned by his reaction. “She was so calm like it was normal,” she wrote in her Facebook post. She told me that the woman must have taken an abortion pill and that she lost her baby in the room.”
The police picked up the bag and analyzed its contents. Thankfully, the bag contained nothing but vomit and wine, according to a report released July 5.
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Àsh Whïté’s mishap entitles him to reimbursement of the cost of his stay.
However, the story quickly went viral. The pro-life organization Students for Life of America picked up the video and shared it on their Instagram page.
“How many dead babies do you find in this hotel? the group asks in their publication, Babies aren’t garbage cans, they’re treasures. And this kid needs AT LEAST a decent burial.”
Keep in mind that Florida is one of the American states with the most severe restrictions on access to abortion. A controversial law prohibits the practice after the sixth week of pregnancy.
“Abortions are simply performed in private, without medical supervision, and with increased risk to the health and physical and mental well-being of women,” Florida Democrat Lindsay Cross said at the time.
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