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Who Murdered Clarice? (tract) (view source)
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'''Who Murdered Clarice?''' is a religious tract written by [[Jack Chick]]. It was originally printed in 2010, and remains an in-stock title. It is listed on their website under the subject "Abortion" and also tagged as "Basic Gospel".
'''Who Murdered Clarice?''' is a religious tract written by [[Jack Chick]]. It was originally printed in 2010, and remains an in-stock title. It is listed on their website under the subject "Abortion" and also tagged as "Basic Gospel".
On a foggy Friday morning at 6:30 AM a murder took place. Everything was well-planned in advance, there was no trace of the murder, no funeral or memorial service, and the murder was shrugged off by an uncaring public. However, Clarice was not murdered by a contract killing or a mob-ordered hit; she was murdered by "Oswald Gilmore, M.D.", doing his duty as an abortionist. (He would later end his bloody career by committing [[suicide]] by gunshot.)
On a foggy Friday morning at 6:30 AM "Clarice" was the victim of a planned murder. Everything was well-planned in advance, there was no trace of the murder, no funeral or memorial service, and the murder was shrugged off by an uncaring public. However, Clarice was not murdered as part of a contract killing or mob-ordered hit; she was murdered by "Oswald Gilmore, M.D.", doing his duty as an abortionist. (He would later end his bloody career by committing [[suicide]] by gunshot.)
Unbeknownst to Gilmore and the conspirators, someone '''''was''''' watching: God Himself. At the Final Judgment Gilmore's arguments that the abortion was at "the mother's request" and that he "worked within the law" (along with others made by abortion supporters) hold no water as all parties broke God's law against murder.
Unbeknownst to Gilmore and the conspirators, someone '''''was''''' watching: God Himself. At the Final Judgment Gilmore's arguments that the abortion was at "the mother's request" and that he "worked within the law" (along with others made by abortion supporters) hold no water as all parties broke God's law against murder.