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Life Issues - Two Victims, Two Murders

Abdul Mboob agreed to a plea deal and was sentenced to 34 years in prison for the murder of his pregnant wife, Anastasia Paul. Court records show that Abdul called police and told them that he had strangled her. He was charged with murder, first-degree strangulation, tampering with physical evidence, and more. He eventually pleaded guilty to murder and risk of injury to a child. In this horrific case, the court recognized the unborn baby as a child. Despite his short prison sentence, Adbul took two lives that day. If, however, an abortionist was to have killed the unborn baby the abortion lobby would call that healthcare. Why is it murder when he does it, and healthcare when they do it?

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Abdul Mboob agreed to a plea deal and was sentenced to 34 years in prison for the murder of his pregnant wife, Anastasia Paul. Court records show that Abdul called police and told them that he had strangled her.  

He was charged with murder, first-degree strangulation, tampering with physical evidence, and more. He eventually pleaded guilty to murder and risk of injury to a child. 

In this horrific case, the court recognized the unborn baby as a child. Despite his short prison sentence, Adbul took two lives that day. If, however, an abortionist was to have killed the unborn baby the abortion lobby would call that healthcare. 

Why is it murder when he does it, and healthcare when they do it?