Tammy Lomas, an employee at the Family Planning Institute, telephoned Stuart-Schadoff to report Herron was too far along for an abortion. Lomas said they could only give Herron brochures about clinics in Florida and California that do later abortions, since anything else would be illegal in Arizona. Lomas figured they would never see LouAnne again. She was dead wrong. We are going to take care of her.
Clinic workers page the doctor repeatedly with no success.
The woman is taken to a nearby hospital, where doctors save her life by performing a hysterectomy. He sends the girl home instead of to a hospital, and she delivers the baby a few hours later. In 1995, Biskind discharges patient Lisa Bardsley about an hour after her abortion. She becomes ill on the drive home and is eventually taken to the hospital, but it is too late. Turns out Biskind pulled part of Bardsley's intestine through a tear in her uterus and she dies of massive blood loss.