Ex-Manager Exposes Planned Parenthood 'Webcam Abortions' Heather Sells/CBN News
Sue Thayer, former manager of an Iowa Planned Parenthood clinic, was fired after speaking out against "webcam abortions." (CBN News)
Pro-lifers in tiny Storm Lake, Iowa, consider what's happened in their community in the last several years to be a modern-day miracle.
The story began in 2007 when Sue Thayer, the manager of Storm Lake's Planned Parenthood clinic, learned that Planned Parenthood of the Heartland would begin performing webcam abortions at every Iowa facility.
The story began in 2007 when Sue Thayer, the manager of Storm Lake's Planned Parenthood clinic, learned that Planned Parenthood of the Heartland would begin performing webcam abortions at every Iowa facility.
Although Thayer personally opposed abortion, she previously felt comfortable managing her clinic because it did not offer the procedure.
"I started at Planned Parenthood feeling like I would be helping women," she explained to CBN News.
Webcam Abortions
Thayer says her life changed at a managers' meeting in 2007 when she learned about the new procedure. Planned Parenthood of the Heartland told staff it would begin performing webcam abortions via Skype.
Thayer says her life changed at a managers' meeting in 2007 when she learned about the new procedure. Planned Parenthood of the Heartland told staff it would begin performing webcam abortions via Skype.
