Jurors sought for Pa. abortion doc's murder trial

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jury selection is under way in the murder trial of a Philadelphia abortion provider and could prove difficult since both abortion and the death penalty are involved.

Dr. Kermit Gosnell is charged with third-degree murder in a woman's 2009 death during a botched abortion. And he faces the death penalty if convicted of the first-degree murder of seven viable babies allegedly killed after they were born alive.

The 72-year-old Gosnell has pleaded not guilty. He says he helped many vulnerable women and teens get medical care.

Former clinic employee Eileen O'Neill is also on trial, charged with practicing medicine without a license. Eight others have pleaded guilty to murder or lesser charges.

Large groups of prospective jurors have been dismissed Monday based on hardship, their opposition to the death penalty or other conflicts.

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Haunted Nights - Hadsa : Part # 4 : 05/17/12

Next day morning Sonia finds that Dia doesn't have fever now, Ricky comes and tells her that doctor is missing. Ricky and Dia playing ludo as Ricky snatches board from her suddenly an invisible force gives him a heavy push. Dia is stunned Ricky starts panicking, Sonia rushes there and sees Dia crying out for help. She takes both the kids and moves out of the room, Dia tells her about strange woman who is doing such things. Sonia trembles hearing such a thing from her little girl, Sonia calls Anil and asks him to come back. Anil is surprised, Sonia almost breaks into tears saying that she can't explain everything over phone, Sonia walks through the corridor with her torch in hand, she passes from that room slowly looks up she finds the lady hanging from the ceiling, she shouts out terrified and runs out from there.. she says that they will leave this haunted house in the morning ,suddenly everything goes topsy turvy ....

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