Gosnell Movie Producer Speaks Out

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Posted By: Virginia Christian Alliance February 23, 2019

The “doctor” was a mass murderer and the American mainstream media refused to expose him for what he really is. The media refused to cover his trial and intentionally kept the truth from the American people until Ann McElhinneyjumped on the case exposing mainstream media for what it really is – fake news and no news.

Join Host Terry as she explores what it was like to learn about Dr. Kermitt Gosnell, America’s most prolific serial killer from author and movie co-writer/producer, Ann McElhinney. 

Gosnell the movie is one of the most successfully crowdfunded films in history with over 30,000 people donating $2.3 million in 45 days.  Originally investigated for illegal prescription drug sales, a raid by DEA, FBI and local law enforcement revealed crimes they never expected with Dr. Kermitt Gosnell’s “clinic.” 

Gosnell hit the big screen and is now out on DVD in Walmart, NetFlix and the Amazon America Out Loud Bookstore. Every American needs to see this film.

For Further Insight:
Website: http://www.gosnellmovie.com/about/
Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GosnellMovie 

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