Indiana NewsLocal News

UPDATE: Additional fetal remains found at property of late abortion doctor

(Photo Supplied/Indiana Attorney General)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WOWO) –

10/09/2019 – UPDATE: Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill released more information on the additional remains found Wednesday morning at a property owned by the late Dr. Ulrich Klopfer.

The Wills County Sheriff’s Office in Illinois discovered the remains at around 10 a.m. while searching several vehicles owned by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer that were kept at a business property in Dolton, Illinois.

The cars were stored in a gated lot for over six years.  While at the property, detectives found a total of eight cars that belonged to the late doctor.  In the trunk of a late 1990s Mercedes Benz, five plastic bags and one box containing fetal remains were found.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill said “My office will continue to keep the public informed about the progress of this investigation, and we remain committed to ensuring that these unborn children receive a respectful final disposition here in Indiana.”

Previous story below

___________________________________________

More fetal remains have been found on an additional property owned by late abortion doctor, Ulrich Klopfer.

According to Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, his office was notified by Illinois authorities that Dr. Klopfer’s family members found additional fetal remains this morning as they were sorting through his belongings.  Attorney General Hill said, “We have dispatched investigators to Illinois to gather facts, but we anticipate simply adding these remains into protocol we have already set up for dealing with these disturbing circumstances.”

Attorney General Hill has also announced that a phone number and email address has been set up by his office for the specific use of anyone with possible connections to the fetal remains who may wish to inquire.  The email address is questions@atg.in.gov, and the phone number is 317-234-6663.

This story will be updated as more details come in.

Related posts

Azar’s Big Boy restaurant to remain closed

Darrin Wright

Potential high winds force Indiana Toll Road to ban high profile trucks

Dean Jackson

South Shore OKs Pilot Program Allow Bikes On Trains In 2016

WOWO News

Leave a Comment