StemExpress Faces Contempt Charges in Move to Halt Stonewalling of Subpoenaed Records

By Cheryl Sullenger
Operation Rescue

Washington, DC - In a big move announced yesterday, the U.S. House Select Panel on Infant Lives will vote Wednesday on contempt charges against StemExpress and its owner, Cate Dyer.

Dyer and her organ procurement company have repeatedly stonewalled subpoenas issued by the Select Panel for financial information that would prove not only that Planned Parenthood profited from the sale of fresh aborted baby body parts to Stem Express, but also how much it profited.

The sale of aborted baby remains for profit is a violation of Federal Law.

Continue reading about StemExpress, the release of a UNM deposition, and learn how you can watch the meeting live!

Blackburn Gives StemExpress CEO Ten Days to Produce Subpoenaed Financial Records

By Cheryl Sullenger
Operation Rescue

Washington, D.C. - Yesterday, Rep. Marsha Blackburn issued a press release calling out Cate Dyer, CEO of StemExpress, for failing to comply with Congressional subpoenas issued as a result of an investigation by the Select Panel on Infant Lives into the illegal sale of aborted baby body parts.

Blackburn, who chairs the Select Panel, also released a five-page letter to Dyer, complete with ten pages of attachments that document her lack of compliance with the subpoenas and calling on Dyer to cooperate.

Dyer has until the "close of business on May 12, 2016," to fully comply with the subpoenas.

"Failure to comply will leave the Panel with no choice but to pursue all means necessary to compel compliance," the letter stated.

Find out what else Blackburn said to the "middleman" that was in cahoots with Planned Parenthood to sell baby body parts!