Abortuary bombings kill innocents. (Insider Report).

Miznor Chadwick of Birmingham, Alabama, a pro-life sidewalk counselor, stands vigil outside the New Woman All Women abortion mill every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. For 15 years, the 62-year-old retiree has pleaded with the abortuary's clientele to seek alternatives to abortion. He was at his post in January 1997 when a toolbox packed with dynamite exploded nearby, killing off-duty police officer Robert Sanderson and seriously wounding clinic employee Emily Lyons.

"I was standing right here," Chadwick told a reporter for the Cox News Service, "when the bomb went off. It was about 2 1/2 feet from the porch there. Blew a hole about 18 inches deep." Shortly before the explosion, Chadwick had been speaking with Sanderson, who moonlighted as a security guard. "The two had become friendly, often shooting the breeze to while away the morning," recalled the June 5th wire service story. "The conversion of many abortion business workers to the pro-life perspective starts the same way." In fact, Chadwick recalls, on one occasion a pro-abortion activist "was coming up to whip me and [Sanderson] stopped the guy right in his tracks."

Of Eric Robert Rudolph, the former fugitive accused of bombing the Birmingham abortuary and setting off another bomb at Centennial Park during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Chadwick states: "He's a killer. A murderer.... His mind is messed up. People do things in the name of God that are the opposite of what God wants."