Notorious Abortionist Hodari Denied License, Lacks "Good Moral Character"
September 24, 2014
 Lansing, MI - If you've never heard of Michigan abortionist Alberto Hodari, count yourself fortunate. If you have, then what happened recently at the Michigan Board of Medicine should come as a welcome relief.
For those who may not be familiar, Hodari once ran a chain of as many as six abortion mills in Michigan and is among the worst of abortionists, and that's saying a lot.
Four women are known to have died at Hodari-run abortion facilities, which can aptly be characterized as "mills." Tamia Russell, 15, died less than 24 hours after a late-term abortion at Hodari's Lathrup Village facility in 2004. In 2007, a 17-year old Hodari patient died from abortion complications. Chivon Williams died less than six hours after having been released from one of Hodari's abortion mills following a suction abortion.
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