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A Kentucky woman was arrested after allegedly ending her pregnancy with medication and burying the fetus in her backyard. #MelindaSpencer, 35, faces charges including first-degree fetal homicide, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with physical evidence, according to reports from the Louisville Courier Journal, WLKY, and Fox 56 News. Authorities say Melinda Spencer reportedly admitted to a healthcare clinic that she had used abortion medication to end a pregnancy. Investigators allege that Spencer obtained the pills because the fetus was not fathered by her boyfriend Authorities say Spencer checked into a healthcare clinic on Wednesday, Dec. 31, and told staff she had used medication to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. During an interview with investigators, she allegedly admitted to ordering the abortion pill online and taking it on Dec. 26. She reportedly referred to the fetus as a “developed male infant” and said she took the medication because the child was not fathered by her boyfriend, WLKY reported. Police say Spencer told them the abortion occurred on Dec. 27, the day after taking the pill. She allegedly wrapped the fetus in a rag, placed it in a lightbulb box, and buried it in a shallow grave in her backyard, according to the Courier Journal. It is not yet known how far along Spencer was in her pregnancy. An autopsy has been scheduled to determine the fetus’s age, WKYT reported. Following her arrest, Spencer was taken to Three Forks Regional Jail in Beattyville, Kentucky, according to Fox 56 News. The Kentucky State Police did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Kentucky has maintained a near-total abortion ban since 2022, following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. State law allows abortions only to prevent serious harm or death to the mother, though residents may still legally seek abortion services in other states.#viral #fyp
A Kentucky woman was arrested after allegedly ending her pregnancy with medication and burying the fetus in her backyard. #MelindaSpencer, 35, faces charges including first-degree fetal homicide, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with physical evidence, according to reports from the Louisville Courier Journal, WLKY, and Fox 56 News. Authorities say Melinda Spencer reportedly admitted to a healthcare clinic that she had used abortion medication to end a pregnancy. Investigators allege that Spencer obtained the pills because the fetus was not fathered by her boyfriend Authorities say Spencer checked into a healthcare clinic on Wednesday, Dec. 31, and told staff she had used medication to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. During an interview with investigators, she allegedly admitted to ordering the abortion pill online and taking it on Dec. 26. She reportedly referred to the fetus as a “developed male infant” and said she took the medication because the child was not fathered by her boyfriend, WLKY reported. Police say Spencer told them the abortion occurred on Dec. 27, the day after taking the pill. She allegedly wrapped the fetus in a rag, placed it in a lightbulb box, and buried it in a shallow grave in her backyard, according to the Courier Journal. It is not yet known how far along Spencer was in her pregnancy. An autopsy has been scheduled to determine the fetus’s age, WKYT reported. Following her arrest, Spencer was taken to Three Forks Regional Jail in Beattyville, Kentucky, according to Fox 56 News. The Kentucky State Police did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Kentucky has maintained a near-total abortion ban since 2022, following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. State law allows abortions only to prevent serious harm or death to the mother, though residents may still legally seek abortion services in other states.#viral #fyp

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