It was a story that highlighted America's post-Roe reality: a child victim of rape, forced to travel interstate for an abortion or carry to term. Some thought the facts were too unbelievable to be true — until a man was arrested.
At the Franklin County municipal court on Wednesday, a police investigator testified that the accused man had confessed to raping the girl at least twice.
The timeline heard in court also coincided with the story Dr Bernard shared with the Indianapolis Star.
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