[hinckley buzzard]

They may not have been stillborn. Before Roe, many hospitals offered abortion, only it was coded and billed as a D&C. Just another way the abortion ethic had already corrupted medicine.

[Gay State Conservative]

I suppose that's possible but I'm inclined to think it wasn't the case. The reason I doubt it is because all the babies,as far as I could see (they were rather tightly "packed" into that mayonnaise jar),appeared to be entirely intact...no signs of any injuries that would have been caused by a surgical instrument.

That would lead me to believe that because of some act of nature (or God) they were "expelled" from the women's bodies just as they would have been if they had been full term.