Later Abortion

New documents reveal that Cercle Allocation Services, an abortion-related company, sold fetal body parts for $765 each to taxpayer-funded labs at the University of California, disguising the sales as procurement services to avoid sales tax. The records also connect Cercle to a New Jersey clinic involved in harvesting fetal organs from infants believed to have been born alive during late-term abortions, but no direct link to Wyoming is mentioned.