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Doctor Receives Two Years for Abortifacient-filled Syringe Attack.(Stephen Pack)(Brief Article)

Publication: National Right to Life News

Publication Date: 01-MAY-01

Author: Andrusko, Dave
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COPYRIGHT 2001 National Right to Life Committee, Inc.

Dr. Stephen Pack, a Bronx physician who attempted to abort his pregnant girlfriend's baby by stabbing her with a drug-filled syringe, was sentenced April 20 to two years in jail for his attack on Joy Schepis. Fortunately, Pack's brutal assault failed and Schepis delivered Michael David Mitchell November 28.

Although Pack used methotrexate, a powerful anti-cancer drug sometimes used as an abortifacient, young Michael was born healthy. At the time of the April 14, 2000, assault, Pack...

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