Abortionist’s license SUSPENDED…now SHUT DOWN her abortion clinic!
By: Life Legal
Alabama abortionist Leah Torres, pictured left, was ordered to immediately surrender her medical license after Life Legal and a coalition of pro-life groups expressed concerns about her professional ethics. Torres has made callous, heinous comments about what she does to unborn babies, including a Twitter post where she boasted that she cuts babies vocal cords so they can’t scream.
She also justified her abortion practice by claiming “God does way more abortions than I do.”
The Alabama Board of Medical Examiners determined that Torres “may constitute an immediate danger to her patients and/or the public.” The BME found that Torres made numerous fraudulent statements in her application for a provisional license to practice medicine. Torres lied about having been sued for malpractice, in addition to lying about whether she has lost staff hospital privileges in the past.
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by CEC for Life
We have just confirmed that the Alabama medical license for Dr. Leah Torres, the aggressive activist and abortionist recently named Medical Director at West Alabama Women’s Center in Tuscaloosa, has been immediately suspended.
The Order from the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners states that the license, which was only temporary to begin with, was suspended based on fraudulent information provided by Torres on her application. It also states:
“…you have committed unprofessional conduct as defined in the rules promulgated by the Medical Licensure Commission; specifically, you have made public statements related to the practice of medicine which violate the high standards of honesty, diligence, prudence, and ethical integrity demanded from physicians licensed to practice in Alabama…”
Incredible Quote From Previous Tuscaloosa Abortion Business Owner
Rejoice With Us, Miss T Has Had Her Baby!!
About 7-8 months ago, Miss T was at West Alabama Women’s Center for an abortion. By the grace of God, she talked to one of the Prolife advocates who were there on the sidewalk, changed her mind, and decided to keep her baby. We have kept up with, & helped, Miss T though these months and now she has given birth to her little guy. Miss T will never have to regret killing her child. And right now, her arms are of full of a soft little bundle of love instead of emptiness and regret. Please pray for Miss T as she starts her life as a mother. No it won’t be easy, but most of the time, the best things in life are not.
BREAKING NEWS: Case of Woman Who Died After Leaving an Alabama Abortion Facility is Under Criminal Investigation
Tuscaloosa, AL – It has been confirmed that the death of a woman who visited the West Alabama Women’s Center abortion facility in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on May 7, 2020, is under criminal investigation.
A coalition of pro-life groups, including CEC for Life, Life Legal Defense, Operation Rescue, and other Alabama organizations sought the autopsy report for a woman who reportedly died at Druid City Hospital, soon after leaving the Tuscaloosa abortion facility.
The request was submitted on August 5, 2020, by Dr. Patricia Gensemer for “autopsy reports for any females over 14 years of age and under 40 years of age with a date of death for May 7, 2020 in Tuscaloosa County. Your office confirmed on August 5 that files matching this request are finally available.”
Dr. Gensemer received a written response dated August 27, 2020, from the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences, which stated in part, “District Attorney Hays Webb has notified the Alabama Department of Forensic Science that this case remains under criminal investigation. . . Consequently, the final reports in this case are not currently public record.”
Meet Tuscaloosa’s New Abortion Business Owner
West Alabama Women’s Center in Tuscaloosa made headlines in May 2020, when the Yellowhammer Fund, a non-profit organization, purchased the business from long-time owner Gloria Gray.
Amanda Reyes, anti-life activist and former Tuscaloosa abortion clinic escort, is the Yellowhammer fund’s founder and director. Reyes, who had no experience running an abortion facility, took over administration of WAWC – reportedly on the same day in May when one of their first patients died.
Let this sink in….
One location, over 85,000 babies killed in 26 years. Add in another couple of years to get us current (official numbers are not out yet for 2019 & 2020) and as of 2020, the estimated number of babies killed at West Alabama Women’s Center since it opened is more likely close to 91,616. People, that is pushing 100,000 babies torn apart or somehow killed at West Alabama Women’s Center in Tuscaloosa! SHARE this information!
Woman dies after abortion at Alabama’s most prolific abortion business
The West Alabama Women’s Center is estimated to have killed over 80,000 preborn babies in its decades of operation, and recently, an abortion client died after a procedure there. According to Operation Rescue and CEC for Life, the botched abortion which caused the woman’s death was committed on May 7, 2020. Witnesses saw the woman, escorted by another person, leaving the facility in clear distress.
The woman was pale and could barely walk even just a few feet to a vehicle waiting for her. Despite these clear signs of an injury, it appears that a 911 call was not made by anyone at the facility. The woman was taken to Druid City Hospital, where facility staffers confirmed she passed away.
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Original story by Operation Rescue
edited by Prolife Tuscaloosa
When a woman, was helped out of the West Alabama Women’s Center (WAWC) abortion facility in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on May 7, 2020, pro-life activists on the scene suspected something had gone very wrong with an abortion.
Later, clinic workers informed a local pro-life activist that the unidentified woman had in fact died.
That launched efforts by a coalition of pro-life groups, including Operation Rescue, CEC for Life, Life Legal Defense Foundation, and other Alabama pro-life groups to learn more about this incident.
The pro-life groups discovered that the clinic never called 911 for help, even though witnesses said the woman looked unwell, struggled to walk, and needed the support of another person to make it the few feet from the facility to the parking lot and into a private vehicle.
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