William G. Fitzhugh

Abortion Mill

Richmond Medical Center For Women
Roanoke Medical Center for Women
Peninsula Medical Center for Women

Medical School

Virginia Commonwealth University School Of Medicine, 1966

Address

10758 Jefferson Ave #A, Newport News, VA 23601

Procedures

Surgery:       YES
Medication: YES

Other Info

Abortion Death:

• Clodfelter, Margaret   BW
• On June 2, 1989, Margaret went to Richmond (VA) Medical Center For Women to have an abortion performed by Dr. William Fitzhugh. After she was dismissed, she started experiencing pain and bleeding, and called the facility about her symptoms. They did not advise her to seek medical care. Two days later, she sought medical treatment at a local hospital and was told that she had a perforated uterus and retained fetal tissue. A D&C was performed to complete the abortion, and due to the infection, a hysterectomy was also necessary. Unfortunately, in spite of all efforts to save her life, Margaret died of the complications of her abortion, leaving her husband and one-year-old son behind. (Richmond City Circuit Court Case No. LU-441-1, Virginia Certificate of Death #89-020384)

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Documents

Misc Documents

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  Richmond Medical Center for Women vs. Gilmore - Jul 29, 1998

  On pages 4-6, Dr. William Fitzhugh describes his methods to perform the partial-birth abortion procedure.
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  Carhart v. Ashcroft - Memorandum & Order, 9-8-2004

  William G. Fitzhugh, MD is an abortionist and plaintiff in lawsuit over partial-birth abortion ban. Fitzhugh testifies in detail about his abortion methods. See page 91.
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  Who Are The Abortionists In Metro Richmond?

  Mentions William Fitzhugh.
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  Richmond Medical Center for Women v. Hicks - June 3, 2005 -- Abortionist William Fitzhugh joins lawsuit challenging VA partial-birth abortion ban

  Abortionist William Fitzhugh joins lawsuit challenging VA partial-birth abortion ban.
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  Traffic Infraction

  Document from the Henrico General District Court Case#: GT11024827-00