Major Online Abortion Provider Hit With Wrongful Death Lawsuit
A major online abortion provider was hit with a wrongful death lawsuit on Monday. A Texas man used abortion pills obtained from Aid Access to spike a drink he made for the mother of his unborn child, killing the baby…
A major online abortion provider was hit with a wrongful death lawsuit on Monday.
A Texas man used abortion pills obtained from Aid Access to spike a drink he made for the mother of his unborn child, killing the baby and sending the mother to the emergency room, the lawsuit alleges.
“Christopher Cooprider murdered” the woman’s “unborn child by secretly dissolving abortion pills into a hot beverage that he had prepared and tricking” her “into drinking it,” the lawsuit states. “Cooprider obtained these drugs from Aid Access, a criminal organization that illegally ships abortion pills into Texas and other jurisdictions where abortion has been outlawed.”
Aid Access, the organization’s founder Dr. Rebecca Gomperts and Cooprider are all named as defendants.
A series of text messages included in the lawsuit show Cooprider pressuring the woman into an abortion, which she repeatedly pushes back against.
“Well YEAH I’m not ok with u buying something like that w/o my permission,” the woman wrote. “It’s not a benign purchase.” (RELATED: EXCLUSIVE: We Found Out How Easy It Is To Order An Abortion Pill. The Results Are Shocking.)
Texts from lawsuit (Credit: Screenshot/Davis v. Cooprider)
Cooprider ordered the pills from Aid Access in his name and received them Feb. 11, 2025, photos included in the lawsuit show.
Aid Access was one of five organizations that