Marine Sued for Spiking Woman's Drink with Abortion Pills
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A Texas woman, Liana Davis, is suing a U.S. Marine, Christopher Cooprider, and an online abortion pill provider, Aid Access, for the death of her unborn child. Davis alleges Cooprider secretly added abortion pills to her hot chocolate after she refused his repeated requests for an abortion. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, includes text messages detailing Cooprider's attempts to persuade Davis to terminate her pregnancy and his subsequent actions. Cooprider has declined to comment, and Aid Access has not yet responded to requests for comment. The Corpus Christi Police Department reports no active investigation.
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