Georgia Woman Charged with Murder After Taking Abortion Pills
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What are the details of Alexia Moore's case in Georgia?
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Hey there, folks. It is Friday, March 20th. And a woman in Georgia is sitting in jail as we speak. And she is facing charges for killing her own child through a botched, self-given abortion. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. This is a rare and a almost first of its kind, potentially, case. But that is what this woman is accused of doing, trying to give herself, terminate her own pregnancy.
Correct. And look, this goes back to a 2019 law where Georgia banned most abortions once a heartbeat can be detected. In this case, you have a 31-year-old woman, her name is Alexia Moore, charged with felony murder because she... Online, she claims purchased what would be called an abortion pill, basically, and tried to conduct an abortion on her own and realized pretty quickly when she got in excruciating pain that it didn't work and she had to do something.
And that's the reason we know it, because she had to go to a hospital.
She had to go to the emergency room. She needed to get medical attention.
And so, as awful as this is and it sounds, she went to the hospital and gave birth.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the details of Alexia Moore's case in Georgia?
0:00–5:15
2
What led Alexia Moore to take abortion pills?
5:15–9:48
3
How does Georgia's abortion law impact this case?
9:48–13:48
4
What is the significance of the baby's viability in this case?
13:48–17:42
5
What charges is Alexia Moore facing and why?
17:42–22:52
6
How are public opinions divided on prosecuting women for abortion?
22:52–28:30
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