The Unspeakable Evil of Christopher Cooprider | The American Spectator

In the past, when a woman became pregnant outside of marriage, the father would either man up or abandon his child. Today, however, there is another option: A father can beg the mother of his child to murder their daughter. In fact, with mifepristone and misoprostol readily available over the internet, this has become a common response.
Few, however, are as disgustingly brazen in their demands for the death of their child as Christopher Cooprider, a Marine from Arizona.
In a lawsuit filed last month by former Texas Solicitor General Jonathan Mitchell on behalf of Liana Davis, alleging wrongful death of an unborn baby and claiming that Cooprider spiked her hot chocolate with mifepristone and misoprostol, text messages submitted as evidence show Cooprider begging Davis to kill their daughter using abortion pills he ordered from Aid Access, an Austrian company that illegally ships abortion pills in the United States. (RELATED: Enforce Comstock: End ‘Mail-Order’ Abortions)
Aid Access requires nothing more than a simple online form to complete a sale. It makes no difference whether the buyer is a woman or even an adult. This means that any disgruntled father — like Cooprider — can tap a few buttons on his phone and, within days, receive at his doorstep the method of killing with which he can pressure the mother of his child into relieving him of his unwanted burden.
Cooprider’s demands for his child’s death are chilling.
When Davis, who lives in Texas, texted Cooprider in January of this year that she thought she might be pregnant and asked what he wanted to do, he responded, “I would like to get rid of it, if the test is positive.”
Later, before she had taken a pregnancy test, Cooprider said, “If it’s positive then we need to schedule a clinic visit and get an abortion pill asap.”
Continuing this troubling glimpse into the attitude that any father in the United States can easily adopt — even in states like Texas where abortion is illegal — Cooprider responded to Davis’s…