Ohio man was arrested and charged with the rape and battery of 10-year-old girl. She was denied abortion in Ohio and this incident attracted national attention. The people who said the story was false now deny it.
The Earlier in the month, Indianapolis StarThe story was about a girl who was six weeks and three-days pregnant by an alleged rape victim.
Because Ohio law prohibits abortions after fetal heart activity is detected, the child had to travel to Indiana to get an abortion.
Last Friday, President Joe Biden spoke out about the story. He brought attention to the horrific experiences of the child and allowed conservatives to dismiss the tale.
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Fox News’ Dave Yost, Ohio Attorney General, was on the Fox News’ Jesse Watters PrimetimeMonday, to claim that there was “not a whisper”additional doubts by providing evidence in support of the case.
Yost was informed about the arraignment and conviction of the alleged rapist. Tweet, “My heart aches for the pain suffered by this young child. I am grateful for the diligent work of the Columbus Police Department in securing a confession and getting a rapist off the street.”
Ohio Representative Jim Jordan TweetTuesday evening, a link was posted to an article informing that the story was fake adding “Another lie. Anyone surprised?”
Jordan deleted the tweet later.
The Wall Street Journal Editor’s board Publication of an op edTuesday was criticized for the absence of evidence supporting the original report. Columbus DispatchAbout the 10-year old who seeks an abortion outside of the state
“What we seem to have here is a presidential seal of approval on an unlikely story from a biased source that neatly fits the progressive narrative but can’t be confirmed,”This is the op ed. “The abortion debate is intense and passions run high. But the American people deserve better from their President than an unproven story designed to aggravate those passions.
On Wednesday, they added an editor’s note clarifying the arrest was made one day after they published their op-ed.
A Columbus DispatchBethany Bruner, journalist TweetWhen Gershon Fuentes, 27 years old, admitted to raping the girl on at most two occasions, she was the sole reporter in the courtroom.
In addition, President Biden shared the story about the little girl who had to travel for an abortive procedure. Access to reproductive healthcare should be protected
Just weeks after Roe V. Wade was upheld by the Supreme Court, this outrage has been unleashed.
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