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“Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer” (GVN) is a powerful dramatization of the Philadelphia police investigation and state prosecution that finally ended the infamous, decades-long career of abortionist Kermit Gosnell. As proven in the procedure of the title, Gosnell, besides legally slaughtering the unborn, frequently perpetrated infanticide and endangered his adult clients with filthy conditions. As it follows the work of police detective James Wood (Dean Cain) and assistant district attorney Alexis “Lexy” McGuire (Sarah Jane Morris), the film effectively indicts not only Gosnell himself — played here by Earl Billings — but the political bias of officials...

https://youtu.be/kc6K3GglC0k The film starts at around 57 min. I appear somewhere about 6 min after that. Wonderful to be in a movie with the late Herman Cain, Andrew Young, Alveda King, Richard Grenell, and of course my friend Nick.

Little Rock, Ark., Mar 19, 2011 / 01:15 pm (CNA).- In only six years with the Diocese of Little Rock, Father John Obinna Agbakwuo has not only spread the word of God in his parishes, he’s helped build them.Father Agbakwuo, who left the state Feb. 28 to visit family in his native Nigeria and then teach in Austria, has overseen the construction of new parishes for St. James Church in Searcy and St. Albert Church in Heber Springs and a parish hall for St. Richard Church in Bald Knob.You come into a place and see what is needed and the...

SEARCY - A customer may have unknowingly foiled an attempt to abduct a child in a Wal-Mart store Tuesday, police said.An 11-year-year old girl, who has not been identified, was alone in the toy department of the Searcy store about 9 a.m. when a man approached her."I don't think she ever saw him approach her," said Aaron Murphy, a spokesman for the Searcy Police Department.The girl was browsing while her grandmother shopped elsewhere in the store."The man walked up to her, got ahold of her arm and tried to lead her away," Murphy said. "They took a couple of steps...

Sean Hannity visited Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas. Hannity's lecture included the time he tricked Paul Begala with the quotes John Kerry made supporting invading Iraq. He also spoke about facing the evil of our time in the same way we had to face Hitler. Hannity did many impersonations of Bill Clinton and talked about how the democrats had lost the South. He briefly talked about his disagreements with Repubicans on the issues of over-spending and illegal immigration. His ending statement was that in times of war, we need the right people in power. During Q/A session, most of the...