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"Unholy Alliances": Gov. Sam Brownback, former KS AG Phill Kline, the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts (KSBHA), killer Scott Roeder and clinic bomber Cheryl Sullenger

Scott Roeder circa 1995

The phrase "unholy alliance" was used by MSNBC journalist Rachel Maddow, referring to the relationship between Scott Roeder and Operation Rescue leader Cheryl Sullenger.

Sullenger's relationship with the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts investigators, is documented below. KSBHA's relationship with former state Attorney General Phill Kline is less certain other than circumstantial dates, events and actions that were undertaken either in tandem or consecutively in the years 2003 - 2007 during his elected term in office.

Gov. Sam Brownback and the large group of lobbyists operating in and around the Topeka statehouse for Kansans for Life (KFL) relationship to Sullenger is also less than certain so far, but their common political and religious goal, punishing women who have abortions and the doctors who perform them while outlawing the procedure is shared by all.

At right, above, an early mug shot of Scott Roeder, jailed from July 11, 1997 to March 26, 1998 for violating parole on a 1996 conviction for having bomb components in his car trunk wired to an unconnected trigger in the front seat.

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His physical description closely resembles that provided to law enforcement officials before in many alleged acts of vandalism and stalkings; including an unsolved 1995 Kansas City, Ks. abortion clinic bombing.

He was released on appeal after serving 8 months on a 4th amendment technical violation.

Roeder was a known associate of current Operation Rescue agent, convicted California abortion clinic bomber Cheryl Sullenger.  Her cell phone number was posted on the dash of a vehicle Roeder was driving when apprehended approximately three hours after the May 31, 2009 shooting of Dr. Tiller in his Wichita church during worship services. Sullenger later admitted to providing the dates and times of  Dr. Tiller's appearances at the March 2009 criminal trial in Wichita.

Court video of that trial have Roeder, fellow OR leader Troy Newman and Sullenger simultaneously  attending the trial, at times seated together.  Sullenger filed the original complaint with KSBHA against both Dr.(s) Tiller and Neuhaus in 2006, three years before Roeder assassinated him.

The most recent third "Final Order" filed against Ann Kristin Neuhaus, MD, MPH signed by Garold Minns, MD.

Nov. 29, 2011 Justin Kendall, The Pitch "The state of Kansas is still chasing one of the last links to George Tiller"

(Image: The Pitch, Nov. 29, 2011, Justin Kendall
"The state of Kansas is still chasing one of the last links to George Tiller."

[Excerpt] ... Out here, they say, the neighbors are protective. One, fearing for Neuhaus' safety, offered to loan her an AK-47. That's life on the front line of Kansas' abortion war.

Neuhaus is one of the last links to Wichita abortion provider George Tiller, who was murdered in May 2009 while attending a Sunday church service. From 1999 to 2006, Neuhaus provided second-opinion mental-health exams to determine whether the late-term abortions that some women sought at Tiller's clinic were medically necessary. That step was required by Kansas law.

Three Kansas attorneys general tried to prosecute Tiller for his arrangement with Neuhaus. Tiller eventually was charged with having an improper financial relationship with Neuhaus. He was acquitted of the misdemeanor in March 2009. The doctor was assassinated two months later by Scott Roeder, who had attended Tiller's trial and was seen sitting next to Operation Rescue president Troy Newman. ... [End of Excerpt]

 Read the complete article by Justin Kendall at The Pitch.