The Fake Company That Put an Anti‑Abortion Sting Across the Table
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The Fake Company That Put an Anti‑Abortion Sting Across the Table
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A fake procurement company, sham contracts offering $1,600 for fetal liver and thymus, and fourteen secretly filmed people: this undercover operation ran for three years and pivoted a grand jury in Texas from its original target. How did a nonprofit front and a nonexistent company get seated across from Planned Parenthood executives - and why was the man who built the fiction indicted for a prop driver's license instead of the recordings?
In this episode, we lay out the timeline and the materials that placed Biomax Procurement Services at conference tables and private lunches with Planned Parenthood staff. We describe the nonprofit cover, the procurement paperwork, and the discrepancy between edited clips and the full footage - and ask what that gap changed about the story investigators and the public were told.
Person: David Daleiden
Organization: Center for Medical Progress
Fake Company: Biomax Procurement Services
Amount Offered: $1,600
People Filmed: 14
- The Center for Medical Progress was incorporated in 2013 as a tax-exempt biomedicine charity with a board including David Daleiden, Troy Newman, and Albin Rhomberg.
- Biomax Procurement Services had no offices or employees and existed only on paperwork and a website used as a cover for meetings.
- Sham procurement contracts on Biomax letterhead offered $1,600 for fetal liver and thymus tissue.
- The operation produced recordings over roughly two years before the first edited video was released in July 2015.
- A grand jury in Harris County, Texas, convened to investigate Planned Parenthood but later indicted David Daleiden for possession of a fake driver's license found in April 2016.
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