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Actual journalist questions viral '10-year-old rape victim denied abortion' story — and she brings RECEIPTS
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Actual journalist questions viral '10-year-old rape victim denied abortion' story — and she brings RECEIPTS

There are some serious red flags here

A disturbing story about a 10-year-old girl in Ohio, a rape victim who had to travel to the neighboring state of Indiana to get an abortion after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, has recently gone viral.

While the corporate media and pro-abortionists jumped all over the opportunity to use this horrific alleged crime as a political weapon against pro-life politicians, such as South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem (R), a few actual journalists raised questions. PJ Media’s Megan Fox said the alleged story gave her "serious pause for a number of reasons," so she did a little digging (remember when journalists did that as a rule?) and found some very interesting information, which she shared in the following (brace yourself, it's long) Twitter thread:


[twitter_embed https://twitter.com/MeganFoxWriter/statuses/1544426377922895872 iframe_id="twitter-embed-1544426377922895872" created_ts="1657054914" embed_mobile_height="827" embed_mobile_width="375" text="\u201c\ud83d\udea9 #2 An unnamed alleged "child abuse" doctor called Dr. Caitlyn Bernard (an abortionist in Indiana) to ask for help. But any doctor who knows of abuse would be required to also call law enforcement. There should be a criminal investigation going involving Ohio DFS and police.\u201d" site_id="19257436" name="Megan Fox" embed_desktop_height="861" embed_desktop_width="550" hide_conversation="1" id="1544426377922895872" expand="1" screen_name="MeganFoxWriter"][twitter_embed https://twitter.com/MeganFoxWriter/statuses/1544475570553212928 iframe_id="twitter-embed-1544475570553212928" created_ts="1657054922" embed_mobile_height="1038" embed_mobile_width="375" text="\u201cHere's an updated graph on the related media featuring #DrCaitlinBernard and this story or "women are going to die" because of Roe stories she was involved in. Still going. This is going to be a big spreadsheet by the time I'm done\u201d" site_id="19257436" name="Megan Fox" embed_desktop_height="1202" embed_desktop_width="550" hide_conversation="1" id="1544475570553212928" expand="1" screen_name="MeganFoxWriter"][twitter_embed https://twitter.com/MeganFoxWriter/statuses/1544482949227331584 iframe_id="twitter-embed-1544482949227331584" created_ts="1657060125" embed_mobile_height="912" embed_mobile_width="375" text="\u201cHere is #DrCaitlinBernard again on July 1 but this time instead of encouraging self-abortions, she now says they're "risky" and is blaming Republicans for them. See above where she said self-abortions are an option for women though, contradicting herself. https://t.co/Oubqm4hMDt\u201d" site_id="19257436" name="Megan Fox" embed_desktop_height="942" embed_desktop_width="550" hide_conversation="1" id="1544482949227331584" expand="1" screen_name="MeganFoxWriter"]

On the latest episode of "Relatable," BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey also had more than a few questions about the "suspicious" viral story about a pregnant 10-year-old rape victim in Ohio who needs an abortion. She went over all the red flags with this story that have some questioning whether it's even true.

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