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Ocean City, MD (LifeNews.com) -- Officials in Maryland are beginning an investigation today into the case of a mother who allegedly killed four of her own unborn children and placed their bodies around her house. FBI agents are working with local authorities to determine how the babies died and why 37-year-old Christy Freeman kept their dead bodies. They must first determine whether Freeman, who has four living children, is the mother of the four deceased unborn babies. She has already been charged in the death of a 26-week-old unborn child who was discovered under her kitchen sink last week. The...

A grisly case in Maryland has the pro-abortion movement distressed that a state law banning the murder of an unborn baby could be used against a woman accused of killing her unborn baby. This is what unintended consequences sound like to the abortionistas. First, here are the preliminary facts in this gruesome case. As of this writing, four pre-term infant bodies have been found at the Ocean City, Maryland, home of Christy Freeman, according to published reports. Police made this discovery after Freeman had been taken to a hospital bleeding heavily, and doctors found a placenta and an unevenly cut...

An Ocean City woman who has been charged in the death of an infant was denied bail this afternoon, and has not been charged in connection with the discovery of the remains of three other infants in and near her home. During a bail review hearing this afternoon, Christy Freeman, 37, told a judge that, if granted bail, she would not flee, because she wants to clear her name. Her defense attorney had requested $100,000 bail, but District Judge Daniel R. Mumford ordered Freeman held and scheduled a preliminary hearing for Aug. 27. Freeman has been charged with first- and...

Mother accused of killing unborn child THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OCEAN CITY, Md. -- Investigators are continuing their search at the home of a mother charged with killing her unborn child, Ocean City police said. Police would not comment on what investigators were searching for, but said because of the size and complexity of the crime scene they have asked the FBI's Evidence Response Team to assist in collecting evidence. "Investigators have still not completed their search of the property. They are still actively searching for additional evidence in this case," police said in a statement Sunday. Christy Freeman, 37, lived...