Tag: Remee Jo Lee

John Andrew Welden sentenced, leaving behind a dead unborn baby, a devastated mother, and two hurting families

  By Dave Andrusko NRL News Today has covered the case of John Andrew Welden, its many twists and turns, all the way back to last May when he was indicted on a federal charge that he murdered his own unborn child. As our readers know, last September Welden cut a deal to avoid a …

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Judge finds drug caused abortion of Renee Lee’s unborn baby

  By Dave Andrusko U.S. District Judge Richard A. Lazzara ruled late Friday afternoon that the drug John Andrew Welden tricked his pregnant girlfriend into taking caused the abortion of Remee Jo Lee’s 6-7-week-old unborn baby. “There is not a shred of evidence to support the defendant’s suggestion of miscarriage,” he said, after hearing two …

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Sentencing could come today in case of man who tricked woman into taking drug to induce an abortion

  By Dave Andrusko After hearing two days of testimony, U.S. District Judge Richard A. Lazzara may rule as early as today on the length of sentence for John Andrew Welden, who has admitted tricking his then-girlfriend into taking a drug (Cytotec) to induce an abortion. There will be closing arguments limited to 20 minutes …

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Remee Lee–tricked into taking abortion pills—is suing pharmacy

By Dave Andrusko Remee Jo Lee, the woman who lost her unborn baby after being tricked into taking an abortifacient, is suing the pharmacy involved, according to a story in the Tampa Tribune. In September the boyfriend, John Andrew Welden, pleaded guilty to charges of tampering with a consumer product and conspiracy to commit mail …

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