| Day Three of Jury Deliberations Keep Focus on Gosnell Co-Defendant with History of "Post-Traumatic Stress"
May 2, 2013
Media interest continues to increase after 3-year drought of coverage By Cheryl Sullenger  | | Sullenger videotaped news trucks outside Gosnell court on Jury-Watch. Media interest in this case continues to increase. |
Philadelphia, PA - On the third day of jury deliberations in the Kermit Gosnell abortion-murder trial, the focus of the jury remains on co-defendant Eileen O'Neill, a former employee that masqueraded as a licensed physician at Gosnell's "House of Horrors" abortion clinic. According to in-court reports from local news reporters who have staked out seats during what may prove to be a long and tedious jury watch, the jury has sent out repeated requests to review testimony and other evidence related to charges against O'Neill submitted during the trial that is now in its seventh week. O'Neill faces 8 counts of Theft by Deception for billing for services while presenting herself as a licensed physician, when she held no such license and Conspiracy related to Corrupt Organizations. O'Neill is an unlicensed medical school graduate who has worked in the abortion industry since 1998. She began with a two-year stint at the notoriously troubled Delta Clinic of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Delta has a long history going back at least to 1998 of violations and filthy conditions of a similar nature found at Gosnell's "house of horrors" in Philadelphia. Two women, Ingar Weber and Shelia Hebert, are known to have died from botched abortions they received at Delta.
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