The CEO of medical science company ‘Stemexpress’ has admitted in a San Francisco court that her company brokered the sale of beating foetal hearts and intact foetal heads to medical researchers.
The CEO, identified as DOE 12, made the shocking admission at preliminary hearing of lawsuit against David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt which was brought by Planned Parenthood after they conducted an undercover investigation into abortion provider.
Doe 12 also admitted that the baby’s head could be procured attached to the baby’s body or “could be torn away.”
Peter Breen of the Thomas More Society, which is representing Daleiden at the hearing said in reaction to the admissions
“That is an especially gruesome admission, but it begs the question: how did they get these fully intact human children?”
Numerous undercover investigations and whistle-blowers have revealed abortion providers selling the body parts of aborted babies, which is an exceptionally lucrative business and many mainstream media outlets have reacted with fury, refusing to cover revelations regarding this criminal behaviour.
David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt of the Centre for Medical Progress conducted a three-year covert investigation into the buying and selling of baby body parts, which is a federal crime in the US.
After they went public with the findings, they were charged with 15 felony counts of illegal taping of confidential information in connection with undercover videos.
The legal team representing the two men argues that as the covert recordings revealed criminal activity, such as violent crime, they are not illegal.
The recordings publication led to StemExpress severing its ties with Planned Parenthood, which had been the primary facilitator for the abortion providers baby body parts trafficking operation in the state of California.
Recordings of the StemExpress CEO reveal a disturbing truth regarding the abortion industry
Doe 12 remarks that there is a great demand for “raw foetal tissue,” and that the “insanely fragile” neural or brain tissue is best shipped in a “whole calvarium,” or head.
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