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*Notorious Kansas [[late term abortion | late-term abortionist]] [[George Tiller]] reported mixed motives: honoring the memory of his late father, who had done abortions in his own practice, and the oft-cited motive of wanting to spare women injury or death from criminal abortions.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Tiller#Background George Tiller at Wikipedia]</ref>
*Notorious Kansas [[late term abortion | late-term abortionist]] [[George Tiller]] reported mixed motives: honoring the memory of his late father, who had done abortions in his own practice, and the oft-cited motive of wanting to spare women injury or death from criminal abortions.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Tiller#Background George Tiller at Wikipedia]</ref>
*Abortionist [[Martin Haskell]], who popularized D&X (or "[[partial birth abortion]]"), did an internship in [[anesthesia]], and intended to go into [[emergency medicine]]. But, he said, he didn't think that would leave room for him to make a name for himself professionally. After taking a part-time job in an [[abortion clinic]], he thought he could make significant improvements in how abortion was practiced, and thus shifted his focus.<ref>"http://www.nrlc.org/abortion/fetal_pain/Haskell%20Cincinnati%20Medicine.pdf", ''Cincinnati Medicine'', Fall 1993</ref>
*Chatoor Bisal Singh, who made the news when he botched two abortions, one of them fatally<ref>[http://realchoice.0catch.com/library/weekly/aa040901d.htm Christina Dunigan, "Tea and Sympathy", RealChoice, April 9, 2001]</ref>, told the ''Miami Herald'' that he didn't usually work at the Dadeland abortion facility, but was "strapped for cash" and agreed to fill in for abortionist Robert Kast while he was away. Singh described himself as "not an abortionist, just an honest, easygoing guy looking for something temporary."<ref>''Miami Herald'', September 17, 1989</ref>
*Chatoor Bisal Singh, who made the news when he botched two abortions, one of them fatally<ref>[http://realchoice.0catch.com/library/weekly/aa040901d.htm Christina Dunigan, "Tea and Sympathy", RealChoice, April 9, 2001]</ref>, told the ''Miami Herald'' that he didn't usually work at the Dadeland abortion facility, but was "strapped for cash" and agreed to fill in for abortionist Robert Kast while he was away. Singh described himself as "not an abortionist, just an honest, easygoing guy looking for something temporary."<ref>''Miami Herald'', September 17, 1989</ref>