Americans Face Decades in Prison for Convincing Women Not to Have Abortions

A grandmother expects to serve more than 41 years in federal prison.

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Americans Face Decades in Prison for Convincing Women Not to Have Abortions — Paul Vaughn holds his youngest daughter alongside his wife Bethany Vaughn and 8 of their 11 children, in the backyard of their home in Centerville, Tenn., on Feb. 20, 2024. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times

February 29, 2024Updated:October 24, 2024

LEITCHFIELD, Ky.—Heather Idoni picked up a phone receiver and punched in her inmate number on a keypad to activate it through the visitation window at Grayson County Detention Center.

She had 15 minutes to talk before the sound was cut off without warning and her guests were told to leave.

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