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During the pre-game show:
If you live in a Super Tuesday state or any of the others voting in February or early March, be prepared!
You can enjoy your nachos, chicken wings and 7 layer bean dip while looking at fetal body parts!
"The babies murdered under Obama's policies deserve a voice in the Illinois primary, and we will provide it for them,"
said Anti-abortion activist Randall Terry.
What does Randall Terry have for you? Aborted late term fetuses, and more.
During the pre-game show: Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Kansas City, Kansas/Missouri; Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota;
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; St. Louis, Missouri; Tulsa, Oklahoma
During the game: Ada, Oklahoma; Grand Junction, Colorado; Joplin, Missouri; Paducah, Kentucky; Springfield, Missouri
NBC Chicago doesn't dispute that it would have to run Terry's ad—no matter how gory—if he were a legally qualified candidate.
The station just isn't persuaded that he really is.
This could have been me- This was my neighborhood- I was there that day. I was there for the trial.
NARRATOR: Yesterday, on February 5th, 1996, John Salvi's trial for the murders of Leeanne Nichols and Shannon Lowney began.
COURT CLERK: The jurors for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the county of Norfolk, John C. Salvi III of Hampton
did assault and beat Shannon Lowney with intent to murder said Shannon Lowney. As to that indictment, sir, how do you wish to plead,
guilty or not guilty?
NARRATOR: On December 30th, Shannon Lowney unlocked the front doors of Planned Parenthood and opened the clinic for the day.
BETH WATERS: The morning of the 30th was pretty much like any morning. I was in a procedure. I heard a funny_ it was a funny yell for help.
ALICE VERHOEVEN: I heard crackling noises, which I immediately thought was some kind of electrical equipment backfiring.
That's all I could think of. But it sounded ominous somehow. And I went down the hallway and I immediately smelled gunpowder.
BETH WATERS: When I got to her, she was on her back and there was blood everywhere and there was a big hole in her neck. And she was still breathing.
ALICE VERHOEVEN: At that point, we didn't know whether the gunman was in the clinic or not.
NARRATOR: By the time the first 911 call was received by the Brookline police, John Salvi had arrived at PreTerm clinic two and a half miles down the street.
1st WITNESS: Some guy went in there with a shotgun. There was six of us standing_ ladies standing in the hallway. I was one of the last
to come to the door. If I would have been in front of the lady that got shot, I would have been shot, too. He charged_
NARRATOR: In a ground floor room at PreTerm, Richard Serrone was just changing out of his security guard's uniform when he heard shots coming from the reception area.
RICHARD SERRONE: I immediately recognized it to be .22-caliber semi-automatic gunfire. I could see a young man standing near Jane Sauer who was slumped down behind a pillar. We locked eyes for a fraction of a second and exchanged one shot each. What I would do is to lean out, make a fast shot and then jump back in to avoid the hosing that he was giving the doorway.
2nd WITNESS: He went down there!
1st WITNESS: He went this way! He was right behind me.
2nd WITNESS: He turned around and_ [crosstalk]
1st WITNESS: If it wasn't for me jumping over the gate, he would have shot me! He just came in that clinic, opened up the door and started shooting anything he seen.
NARRATOR: Salvi had made a successful escape and inside the clinic Serrone surveyed the carnage left behind.
RICHARD SERRONE: I noticed Leeanne Nichols slumped face down on the floor like a rag doll that someone had dropped. Jane Sauer, on the other hand, was still alive and was moving and her eyes were open.
NARRATOR: Down the street at Planned Parenthood, Beth Waters and a doctor were trying to save Shannon's life.
BETH WATERS: We were getting an airway into her mouth. Just as I was doing that, heard a yell that there were more people shot in the waiting room.
NARRATOR: Beth Waters and another nurse rushed into the clinic waiting room, where two men lay wounded, while nearby a female clinic worker was in critical condition.
ALICE VERHOEVEN: Some of the bravest acts I've ever seen and probably ever will see are some of the medical staff here_ those two nurses who went out into the waiting room not knowing who was out there and what was out there, but they knew that_ that people were shot and they went out there and took care.
BETH WATERS: You know, I didn't know whether Shannon was definitely_ whether it was too late for her or not, at that point. I assumed it probably was, but till the EMTs came, I was, like, "She's the most serious. Go in to her." And they came right back out after going in to her and I knew then there was nothing that they could do for her.
NARRATOR: In a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, a small private service was held for Leeanne Nichols, the second receptionist murdered by John Salvi.
NARRATOR: On the steps of PreTerm, Ed McDonough placed his own memorial for his fiancee.
Rev. DONALD SPITZ: And I would like to ask why is the life of a_ of a receptionist worth more than the lives of 50 innocent human babies?
They were guilty. They had blood on their hands. I'll be honest. If they died without accepting Jesus Christ as their Lord and savior in
that split second before they died, they_ they are in hell now and must remain there for eternity.
These are the places that I went for reproductive health care and breast care.
Planned Parenthood was on the other end of the street. I went there and got information.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/salvi/salviscript.html
http://motherjones.com/mojo/2012/01/aborted-fetuses-randall-terry-super-bowl
Randall Terry's Gory Super Bowl Abortion Ad Gets Intercepted
http://motherjones.com/mojo/2012/01/randall-terry-super-bowl-abortion-ad
If you live in a Super Tuesday state or any of the others voting in February or early March, be prepared!
You can enjoy your nachos, chicken wings and 7 layer bean dip while looking at fetal body parts!
"The babies murdered under Obama's policies deserve a voice in the Illinois primary, and we will provide it for them,"
said Anti-abortion activist Randall Terry.
What does Randall Terry have for you? Aborted late term fetuses, and more.
During the pre-game show: Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Kansas City, Kansas/Missouri; Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota;
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; St. Louis, Missouri; Tulsa, Oklahoma
During the game: Ada, Oklahoma; Grand Junction, Colorado; Joplin, Missouri; Paducah, Kentucky; Springfield, Missouri
NBC Chicago doesn't dispute that it would have to run Terry's ad—no matter how gory—if he were a legally qualified candidate.
The station just isn't persuaded that he really is.
This could have been me- This was my neighborhood- I was there that day. I was there for the trial.
NARRATOR: Yesterday, on February 5th, 1996, John Salvi's trial for the murders of Leeanne Nichols and Shannon Lowney began.
COURT CLERK: The jurors for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the county of Norfolk, John C. Salvi III of Hampton
did assault and beat Shannon Lowney with intent to murder said Shannon Lowney. As to that indictment, sir, how do you wish to plead,
guilty or not guilty?
NARRATOR: On December 30th, Shannon Lowney unlocked the front doors of Planned Parenthood and opened the clinic for the day.
BETH WATERS: The morning of the 30th was pretty much like any morning. I was in a procedure. I heard a funny_ it was a funny yell for help.
ALICE VERHOEVEN: I heard crackling noises, which I immediately thought was some kind of electrical equipment backfiring.
That's all I could think of. But it sounded ominous somehow. And I went down the hallway and I immediately smelled gunpowder.
BETH WATERS: When I got to her, she was on her back and there was blood everywhere and there was a big hole in her neck. And she was still breathing.
ALICE VERHOEVEN: At that point, we didn't know whether the gunman was in the clinic or not.
NARRATOR: By the time the first 911 call was received by the Brookline police, John Salvi had arrived at PreTerm clinic two and a half miles down the street.
1st WITNESS: Some guy went in there with a shotgun. There was six of us standing_ ladies standing in the hallway. I was one of the last
to come to the door. If I would have been in front of the lady that got shot, I would have been shot, too. He charged_
NARRATOR: In a ground floor room at PreTerm, Richard Serrone was just changing out of his security guard's uniform when he heard shots coming from the reception area.
RICHARD SERRONE: I immediately recognized it to be .22-caliber semi-automatic gunfire. I could see a young man standing near Jane Sauer who was slumped down behind a pillar. We locked eyes for a fraction of a second and exchanged one shot each. What I would do is to lean out, make a fast shot and then jump back in to avoid the hosing that he was giving the doorway.
2nd WITNESS: He went down there!
1st WITNESS: He went this way! He was right behind me.
2nd WITNESS: He turned around and_ [crosstalk]
1st WITNESS: If it wasn't for me jumping over the gate, he would have shot me! He just came in that clinic, opened up the door and started shooting anything he seen.
NARRATOR: Salvi had made a successful escape and inside the clinic Serrone surveyed the carnage left behind.
RICHARD SERRONE: I noticed Leeanne Nichols slumped face down on the floor like a rag doll that someone had dropped. Jane Sauer, on the other hand, was still alive and was moving and her eyes were open.
NARRATOR: Down the street at Planned Parenthood, Beth Waters and a doctor were trying to save Shannon's life.
BETH WATERS: We were getting an airway into her mouth. Just as I was doing that, heard a yell that there were more people shot in the waiting room.
NARRATOR: Beth Waters and another nurse rushed into the clinic waiting room, where two men lay wounded, while nearby a female clinic worker was in critical condition.
ALICE VERHOEVEN: Some of the bravest acts I've ever seen and probably ever will see are some of the medical staff here_ those two nurses who went out into the waiting room not knowing who was out there and what was out there, but they knew that_ that people were shot and they went out there and took care.
BETH WATERS: You know, I didn't know whether Shannon was definitely_ whether it was too late for her or not, at that point. I assumed it probably was, but till the EMTs came, I was, like, "She's the most serious. Go in to her." And they came right back out after going in to her and I knew then there was nothing that they could do for her.
NARRATOR: In a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, a small private service was held for Leeanne Nichols, the second receptionist murdered by John Salvi.
NARRATOR: On the steps of PreTerm, Ed McDonough placed his own memorial for his fiancee.
Rev. DONALD SPITZ: And I would like to ask why is the life of a_ of a receptionist worth more than the lives of 50 innocent human babies?
They were guilty. They had blood on their hands. I'll be honest. If they died without accepting Jesus Christ as their Lord and savior in
that split second before they died, they_ they are in hell now and must remain there for eternity.
These are the places that I went for reproductive health care and breast care.
Planned Parenthood was on the other end of the street. I went there and got information.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/salvi/salviscript.html
http://motherjones.com/mojo/2012/01/aborted-fetuses-randall-terry-super-bowl
Randall Terry's Gory Super Bowl Abortion Ad Gets Intercepted
http://motherjones.com/mojo/2012/01/randall-terry-super-bowl-abortion-ad
