439 - Snap Of A Bat | Forensic Files

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On today’s episode, Karen and Georgia cover 19th-century abortionist Madame Restell.

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Brief Summary

This episode discusses Madame Rostel, a 19th-century abortion provider, and her impact on women's reproductive rights amid societal backlash.

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