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@MarcoFoster_ @jamestalarico @TeamTalaricoHQ Texas women have the opportunity to make a decision about their own body by using pre-conception birth control, rather than using killing a pre-term baby via abortion as post-conception birth control.
@Ac7ionMann Cool go back to Miami to sit in a hotel and rot with brainless whores and not stream anything but stake for an hour and do the same fucking thing you do in Austin be lazy and do nothing last time you went your excuse was “I don’t have adderall so I can’t do anything” fuckin joke
@MayorFrey Mr. Floyd was a great American and veteran of the Texas Penal System. Mr. Floyd fought for everyone’s right to pass counterfeit money and take fentanyl as you wish! His sacrifice should be remembered on this hollow day!
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas – A Montgomery County man accused of secretly giving a pregnant woman an abortion pill that killed their unborn baby, has been officially indicted by a grand jury. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Jon Rueben Demeter was indicted Thursday on an abortion charge and injury to a child. The abortion charge is a first-degree felony carrying a punishment of five years to life in prison.
A Texas man FORCED his girlfriend to take the abortion pill, and it KILLED her baby! Jon Rueben Demeter has been indicted after authorities say he secretly gave a pregnant woman the abortion drug without her knowledge or consent, resulting in the death of their unborn baby. A grand jury indicted him on charges of abortion, a first-degree felony punishable by five years to life in prison, and injury to a child. The indictment replaces an initial charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to a search warrant, Demeter gave the woman — the mother of his other children — a bottle containing a white milky substance at his home. He told her it was an electrolyte drink that had helped the mother of his other children during pregnancy. The woman later became ill and went to the hospital, where she gave birth at 14 weeks gestation. Her baby girl did not survive. The woman told detectives she did not want to have an abortion, but Demeter did. Court records show he had previously offered to obtain abortion pills online and pay her $1,000 to kill the baby, but she refused. A search of Demeter’s home revealed a glass bowl containing white powder residue and evidence of a crushed white pill. Demeter admitted to ordering abortion pills online and giving the woman the drink, but denied that the substance contained the pills. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office confirmed the indictment. Abortion kills babies and hurts women.
