Weyermuller: 2246 Aborted Children Remains Still at “Secure Location” in Will County

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By Mark Weyermuller - 

Last Friday, a small group of pro life advocates stood on an overpass of the Kennedy Expressway at Balmoral Street in Chicago  to inform the public that Indiana abortionist Ulich Klopfer hid 2,246 aborted humans in his Illinois home. At this somber pro-life demonstration, they dressed as though if they were attending a funeral and  displayed large new signs to inform the public of breaking news that shocks the conscience.

On Thursday, September 12, 2019 the Will County Coroner’s Office received a call from an attorney representing the Klopfer family.The Will County Sheriff was then contacted, along with the Will County States Attorney. Law enforcement personnel responding to the scene were directed to a detached garage, where 2246 fetal remains on aborted children were found. The house was located at 2901 East Pine Street in Crete, Illinois.

Many questions remain unanswered including possible motives. What is the age (gestation) of each of the aborted children? Were these all legal abortions?  Were others involved? Were these children being sold for medical research? How can something like happen? Will it happen again?

There are few new details or coverage of this story.  Awaiting calls back from the Indiana Attorney General’s Office. Again they plan to take custody of the remains and continue any investigation since the abortions appeared to have taken place in Indiana.  Life News is reporting there is very little main stream media coverage of this story.

As of today, September 30, the Will County Sheriff’s Office media affairs person says the 2246 aborted children remains are still in Will County at a “secure location.”  They will not release that location. They are waiting to transfer them to Indiana Attorney General’s Office.

 

No timeline is set up yet. If there is any more investigation, it will take place in Indiana. Many groups on the pro-life community have offered to provide burials in the state of Indiana. 

 

 The Will County Officials are asking any woman who may had been victim of Dr. Klopfer to call 812-584-5985.

 

The story is developing...

 

Mark Weyermuller is a small business person, real estate professional, and conservative activist in Chicago. He is a citizen journalist and regular contributor to Illinois Review.