0 their cars and they d take town the license plate numbers to try to get names and addresses. they went to a hotel that was nearby to the clinic and subpoenaed the records from visitors who stayed at the hotel so they could match the names of people staying at the hotel by cross referencing to put names. having thus pieced together records of women s abortions including names and addresses and phone numbers and identifying information and dates of their abortions and the exact medical histories, having pieced all that together, he then made copies. and moved those records from the attorney general s office to the open garage of one of his employees to another guy s car. to a local county district attorney s office. at one point, his employees took the full private medical files of a whole bunch of named patients and spent a whole bunch of time there copying them and leaving them lying around in public. eventually, they ended up in a rubber maid tub in a staffer s apartment for more th
case a long time? no. i just got a call from one of the ladies and i said i want to be here. tell me why it is important to you. well, phill kline is trying to do the right things for those that are hurting, and i support him for what he stands up for. when you say those that are hurting, tell me who you mean? well, the way i m understanding it, the abortionists don t like what phyllis trying to get done. what do you think he is trying to get done? he is trying to clear the process, finding out to understand items from the past, trying to find out who some of the guilty people are, and the abortionists don t like that. we want to make sure these people know there are people watching them and that they re accountable to the public. that last person you heard from was cheryl sullenger,
that last person you heard from was cheryl sullenger, senior policy analyst for operation rescue, an anti-abortion group, based in wichita, kansas. if her name sounds familiar, it was her name and number that was found on a piece of paper on the dashboard of scott roeder s car when he was pulled over and arrested after the murder of george tiller. the rachel maddow show producer rebekah dryden, thank you for your reporting out there. keep it up. see you soon. thanks, rachel. we ll be right back with more. [ male announcer ] achievement: embraces mondays.
senior policy analyst for operation rescue, an anti-abortion group, based in wichita, kansas. if her name sounds familiar, it was her name and number that was found on a piece of paper on the dashboard of scott roeder s car when he was pulled over and arrested after the murder of george tiller. the rachel maddow show producer rebekah dryden, thank you for your reporting out there. keep it up. see you soon. thanks, rachel. we ll be right back with more. it s been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn t. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what s shakin , bacon? they ll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now, that s progressive. call or click today.
no. i just got a call from one of the ladies and i said i want to be here. tell me why it is important to you. well, phill kline is trying to do the right things for those that are hurting, and i support him for what he stands up for. when you say those that are hurting, tell me who you mean? well, the way ooichl understanding it, the abortionists don t like what phill is trying to get done. what do you think he is trying to get done? he is trying to clear the process, finding out to understand items from the past, trying to find out who some of the guilty people are, and the abortionists don t like that. we want to make sure these people know there are people watching them and that they re accountable to the public. that last person you heard from was cheryl sullenger, senior policy analyst for operation rescue, an anti-abortion group, based in