A Hamilton County couple is suing Planned Parenthood of Southwest Ohio and six of its employees, accusing them of performing an abortion on the couple's 14-year-old daughter without their consent or knowledge, in violation of Ohio law.

Had Planned Parenthood or the unnamed employees "discharged their statutory duties by giving notice to, or seeking consent from, one or both parents, the abortion would not have taken place," stated the suit filed Tuesday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court by attorney Thomas W. Condit.

Good for these folks. But unfortunately it's too late for their daughter and for their right to be informed of her abortion. And their suit is being met by Planned Parenthood with the same lies and deceptions this upstanding abortion rights organization is famous for:

Sue Momeyer, president of the Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region, knew nothing of the suit when contacted Tuesday. She did say, though, that her agency's policies adhere to Ohio statutes.

"We completely study and follow the law," Momeyer said. "Nobody even gets into our building without a picture ID. We provide parental notification. We certainly have systems in place that ensure we follow the law."

But we know from the investigation done by Life Dynamics and, I might add, by the facts in this case that Momeyer's assertions are pretty much a damnable lie:

But that was not the case for the 14-year-old, the suit charged, whose name and that of her parents are listed as "Roe" in the litigation - now under seal - to protect their privacy.

The girl was 13, the suit noted, when a 21-year-old impregnated her in December 2003 or January 2004. The man, now serving a prison sentence after he was convicted of sexual battery for having sex with the girl, also was referred to with a pseudonym in the suit.

"Upon learning that (the girl) was pregnant," the suit noted, "(the man) coerced her into seeking an abortion."

In a March 29, 2004, call to Planned Parenthood, the man attempted to arrange an appointment for the girl to have an abortion, the suit stated.

After being instructed that only the girl could make such an appointment, the suit added, the man directed her to call and arrange for an abortion the next day.

He drove the girl - who had turned 14 by that time - to the agency's Mount Auburn facility March 30 for the abortion even though the girl "did not want to have an abortion," the suit added.

Because the man told Planned Parenthood workers he was her stepbrother, the agency didn't contact her parents - even though she gave her father's name and address to the agency, the suit noted.

And this is apparently a scene played out in Planned Parenthood clinics all over the country. Just to refresh your memory, 90% of the abortionist employees contacted by Life Dynamics "13-year-old girl" at their friendly neighborhood abortion mill told the girl of ways that she could flout the law or to just call back and not provide them with the information that indicated they were an underage rape or statutory rape victim.

Sure this sexual batterer was caught, but Planned Parenthood didn't have anything to do with it. This case is just one of many I'm sure that confirms the results of the Life Dynamics study: As long as the abortion money keeps flowing into Planned Parenthood, the rapists go free.

Sources: Life Dynamics, The Cincinati Post