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According to the Post’s yearlong investigation, at least 1,367 pregnant women and new mothers—not including women from 13 states that do not record such figures—have been murdered since 1990. Declared a Maryland study highlighted by the Post, “A pregnant or recently pregnant woman is more likely to be a victim of homicide than to die of any other cause.”

“Abortion proponents always use maternal mortality rates to promote abortion rights. Yet as the Post reports, by the mid-1990s maternal mortality rates in the United States had dropped a full 99 percent from the last century, with fewer than 500 women a year dying of medical problems related to child bearing,” noted Fr. Euteneuer. “Until now, no one outside of the pro-life movement has been talking about the real fear women face. HLI has spent years documenting violence against women on our abortion violence database found at www.abortionviolence.com,” said Euteneuer.

Continued Euteneuer: “While it is gruesome that Quinnisha Thomas’ ex-boyfriend shot her execution-style at eight month’s pregnant because fatherhood could get in the way of his music career, we Americans are not in a position to say his actions are incomprehensible. After all, our laws teach him that murder for convenience is permissible. If we’re honest, we must admit that all these unborn babies were murdered because their fathers wanted to kill them, but these same babies could have died legally if their mothers wanted to kill them by abortion.”

Concluded Euteneuer: “In an abortion culture, there is no justice for the baby; but now that women are shown to be the victims of choice, will the feminist fanatics change their song? We won’t hold our breath. Extreme feminists now face a choice of their own: Be honest and admit that abortion is the best thing to happen to irresponsible men—not women—or continue to allow women to be brutalized by men who choose not to be fathers.”

Founded in 1981, Human Life International (www.hli.org) is the world’s largest pro-life, pro-faith, pro-family educational apostolate, with branches in 51 countries.