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That the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled a fetus is a body part is the most preposterous ruling yet (“Fetal homicide bills spur abortion debate,” Page 1, May 9).
It considered a fetus to be “like hair and skin” that is shed.
Forensic experts use hair and cells to identify the perpetrator of a crime, noting the unique DNA pattern, and a fetus has completely different DNA from the mother.
The fetus may also often have a different blood type.
Could the all-wise, all-knowing judges please explain to me how my body part (now in 1st grade) has A type blood and mine is O?
