Disturbing PBS Documentary Shows Woman Killing Her Unborn Twins Like It's Nothing At All https://assets.rbl.ms/19575885/1200x600.jpg A PBS documentary is going viral on the internet Tuesday for its chilling depiction of a pregnant woman nonchalantly taking the abortion pill to terminate her twin pregnancies. What are the details? Pro-life activist Obianuju Ekeocha shared a snippet of the documentary on Twitter Monday, captioning it, "This PBS documentary airbrushes abortion to make it look like some healthy new age practice." "The woman in blue is pregnant with twins and she is filmed here taking the abortion pill to kill them," she explained. "You witness their killing. "And," Ekeocha added, "her statement at the end is chilling." The video features footage of an abortion clinic call center, chock-full of women answering phone calls about abortion advice. Throughout the short video, a smiling woman, wearing a blue dress and a full face of makeup, can be seen taking her first pill in the abortion pill series. The second pill will be taken 24 hours after the first, according to a health care practitioner who is seeing her in the office. At the end of the video, the woman — who is apparently pregnant with twins — smiles into the camera and sends a message to her unborn children, as well as voices her hopes for the abortion. "What I hope I feel is a sense of peace, not only with myself and the decision that I have made, but also a sense of peace with these two beings that I have chosen not to bring into the world," she explains. It gets worse, if you can believe it. "Thank you for choosing me and I'm honored to be given this gift of life and also I can't do it right now," the woman says. "I can't accept that mantle in terms of the other lives I'm taking care of and responsible for." (video in link below ) https://twitter.com/obianuju/status/1135551037128024065 Obianuju Ekeocha ‏  Verified account @obianuju @obianuju ( LINK BELOW ) https://www.theblaze.com/news/disturbing-pbs-documentary-shows-woman-killing-her-unborn-twins-like-its-nothing-at-all