Former Abortion Clinic Worker: Women Deliver Fully Formed Babies, Flush Them Down the Toilet

A former Planned Parenthood director who spent 17 years working at abortion clinics has come forward with harrowing accounts of women delivering fully formed babies after taking abortion pills.

She says they are told to flush the remains down the toilet, confirming the abortion procedure’s deadly toll on unborn children and its devastating physical and emotional harm to mothers.

Mayra Rodriguez, who directed Planned Parenthood clinics in Texas and New Mexico, shared her experiences in a video testimony released Thursday by the group Stop Coerced Abortion. Rodriguez, now a witness in a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz accusing the state of coercing women into abortions in violation of their 14th Amendment rights and the Equal Protection Clause for unborn children, described the abortion pill regimen. She said mifepristone, followed by misoprostol, starves the unborn child to death by cutting off nutrients before inducing labor to expel the remains of the baby.

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“The phone calls that strike me the most were the clients with the abortion pills that will call me in the middle of the night and said, ‘So you guys told me to push a blood clot on the toilet, and I tried to do that, but I didn’t make it, and it’s not a blood clot, it’s actually a baby. So what do I do?’” Rodriguez said.

Rodriguez recounted instructing distraught women to dispose of the babies despite their visible humanity.

“You’re instructed to tell them to go ahead and grab it and throw it in the toilet, and flush.. and don’t look,” she said.

Women often responded in tears, protesting, “But, you told me it was just a blood clot, but I can actually see the hands, the feet, the face.’ And they will be crying.”

Rodriguez also revealed that abortion pills were sometimes distributed without verifying pregnancy stages and were even slipped into women’s drinks unknowingly, likening the practice to the “back alley abortions” it was meant to prevent.

In one chilling incident, she described a baby who survived an abortion attempt being taken to a room for “products of conception” and left to die.

She further disclosed that clinic staff were directed not to probe signs of human trafficking among patients.

Reflecting on her career, Rodriguez expressed profound regret.

“You understand that what you have been selling has never been freedom, not for the mother and not for the child. What you have been selling, it’s pain and darkness, and it’s bloody. And it’s all about money in realizing that for 17 years, I helped no one. I helped no one, but I destroyed many,” she said.