Photo edit of a Planned Parenthood. Credit: Alexander J. Williams III/Popacta.
Photo edit of a Planned Parenthood. Credit: Alexander J. Williams III/Popacta.

A lawsuit filed by a family in Virginia alleges that a local abortion facility and social worker coerced their 15-year-old daughter into having an abortion and did not inform them about the procedure. According to the lawsuit, the girl had told her mother that a social worker was pressuring her to have an abortion, but she had promised that she would not. The family is seeking $15.4 million in damages from the Bristol Women’s Health abortion facility and the Dickenson County Department of Social Services for their daughter and aborted grandchild.

WJHL made a statement saying:

“Neither CRFM’s parents nor her guardian ad litem [lawyer] was informed of the abortion by DSS and the agency didn’t provide medical records of it to her parents “despite multiple written requests,” the suit alleges. …The suit alleges a host of potential negative physical and emotional effects on CRFM. It claims the actions of DSS, the clinic and the people involved interfered with her parents’ rights by not involving them in the decision, not informing them of the abortion and denying access to medical records.”

Virginia law requires parents to be notified and provide consent if their daughter is under 18 and wants an abortion. The lawsuit accuses social services and the abortion facility of violating the parents’ rights by neglecting to notify them or obtain their consent. The case highlights the problems with enforcing current parental involvement laws.

The family’s lawyer, Tim McAfee told News Channel 11:

“It’s just shocking that it happened,”“The young lady has killed her baby. That’s how she looks at it.”

The girl was pregnant and intended to take her child to full term, but the social worker and the abortion facility director convinced her to abort her unborn baby, according to the lawsuit. The girl initially refused to cooperate with the abortion, but she was eventually persuaded to abort her baby and given abortion pills. The lawsuit alleges a host of potential negative physical and emotional effects on the girl and claims that the actions of the social worker and the clinic interfered with her parents’ rights.

The abortion facility owner, Diane Deriz, denied any wrongdoing, insisting that all paperwork was done according to state law. The facility is also facing a second unrelated lawsuit from its landlords, who claim that they were deceived about how the property would be used. The facility recently moved from Tennessee to Virginia where aborting unborn babies is still legal.

Diane Deriz, the abortion facility owner, insisted that they did not do anything wrong:

“We have never and never would pressure someone to have an abortion,”

“I am confident that all the paperwork was done according to state law.”

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Cedric Hines
Cedric Hines
1 year ago

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postegro
1 year ago

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Redwolf
Redwolf
1 year ago

Abortionists are just like their father the devil. They will do anything and everything they possibly can to murder innocent life in the womb. And then they’ll lie about it to avoid the consequences.

Scott Thompson
Scott Thompson
1 year ago

So why is the parent responsible for the child’s actions unless they want to kill a unborn child? This organization should be charged with murder.

MNIce
MNIce
1 year ago

This is such a sad story for the parents, the girl and her murdered child. The arrogance of the agency and the abortion clinic is breathtaking. “Paperwork” does not justify this. The parents were not even notified as the law requires, and no fake paperwork disguises that.

The abortion industry is rife with dishonesty, from top to bottom. That isn’t surprising; if one is in the business of killing the innocent, why stop at lies?

Scott Thompson
Scott Thompson
1 year ago

What did this child do worthy of death?

Robin W Boyd
Robin W Boyd
1 year ago

If this abortion was done without the parents consent, and it was done according to law, that law needs to be changed.