George Tiller

by Ron Sombilon Gallery Why was killing this doctor right? Ermm… killing is never right but there are a lot of anti abortion groups out there.No, you shouldn’t kill people! Even if they committed awful deeds, they should be left to rot in prisonI think it is rather hypocritical to be pro-life and then to kill someone. I believe in the sanctity of life for everyone, born and unborn.It wasn’t right, but doesn’t matter anyways, now theres tons of doctor s out there willing to do the same...Read Full Story

by Ron Sombilon Gallery Why was this the right thing to do? Too long…There is no thing about this that was right. Abortion is legal and murder is not.Wrongwow that was REALLY long. the gunman probably killed him because he didnt believe in abortion. that is what im guessing. that guy was seriously messed up though.WAY wrong. The murderer of Tiller should face execution.It wasn’t right. The zealots who pull stupid acts like this hurt every thing that the peaceful anti-abortion groups have...Read Full Story

by Christiana Care Operation Rescue Targeting another doctor : Will he be the next to die? What a disgrace to the Bible.If the fetus is not viable then even pro-life supporters should have no issues with the termination. What mother wants to carry a fetus that is dead, dying or going to die. I hope that this doctor is not as unfortunate as George Tiller was. What is accomplished by the murder of a doctor that preforms abortions, there is just someone else that will do it. These radical...Read Full Story

George Tiller , MD: “ Abortion Services Are a Heart Issue” In this 2001 interview, George Tiller , MD, explains why he provides abortions despite being a target for violence and harassment. He was murdered in 2009 for performing abortions. This video is an outtake from Voices of Choice, a documentary by Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health. For more information about Dr. Tiller , visit our website, prch.org. Video Rating: 3 / 5 George Tiller, MD: “I Am a Woman-Educated...Read Full Story

The murder of one of the few U.S. doctors who performed late-term abortions was "a gutless act of terror" and was as destructive as "an earthquake" for women seeking such medical services, the doctor's friend and attorney said Thursday. Attorney Lee Thompson asked District Judge Warren Wilbert to give the harshest possible sentence to anti-abortion zealot Scott Roeder, who admitted he gunned down Dr. George Tiller in the back of Tiller's Wichita church last May because he felt doing so would...Read Full Story

Jurors in the trial of the man charged with shooting Dr. George Tiller will hear from witnesses who saw the abortion provider gunned down at his church, listen to the 911 call made moments later and see evidence of his blood on the accused killer's shoes, a prosecutor said Friday. Opening statements in the first-degree murder trial began on the 37th anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion. Scott Roeder, 51, is accused of shooting Tiller, who...Read Full Story

A law enforcement official says a federal grand jury is investigating whether last year's murder of a Kansas abortion doctor was connected to a broader case involving radical anti-abortion activists. The official is familiar with the case and spoke Friday to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to publicly discuss the investigation. Dr. George Tiller was among the few late-term abortion providers in the U.S. before he was fatally shot in his Wichita...Read Full Story

A "for sale" sign has been posted outside the Kansas medical clinic formerly operated by murdered abortion provider Dr. George Tiller . Tiller was among the few late-term abortion providers in the U.S. before he was fatally shot in his church last year by anti-abortion activist Scott Roeder . Tiller family attorney Lee Thompson said Thursday that the Wichita clinic has been up for sale for some time. He says the family declined comment. Tax records list its appraised value as $734,100. David...Read Full Story

Witnesses described the scene at a church when an abortion doctor was shot and killed, telling jurors in the trial of the man charged with murder about the popping sound before Dr. George Tiller fell to the ground and how police found him lying there. Testimony began Friday, the 37th anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion. Scott Roeder, 51, is accused of shooting Tiller, who specialized in late-term abortions. The Kansas City, Mo., man told The...Read Full Story

Jurors hearing the case of a man charged with killing prominent abortion provider Dr. George Tiller heard the word abortion for the first time Monday, when an usher testified about seeing protesters at the church the doctor had attended. Keith Martin, an usher at Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita, where Tiller was shot to death on May 31, testified about seeing the man accused in the killing at the church a half dozen times before the shooting. Unlike other churchgoers, Scott Roeder...Read Full Story