An Indiana television station did a piece on the alleged incident where a girl was supposedly misled by a pregnancy center posing as an abortion clinic. They also have a video of it (which wouldn't work with my media player).

It seems the 17-year-old girl's story has changed or Planned Parenthood was lying in their original e-mail. The article says,

I could die, I was going to ruin my life, " the 17-year-old said the center told her after she had already made the decision to get an abortion.

According to the original Planned Parenthood e-mail:

"The group took down the girl's confidential personal information and told her to come back for her appointment, which they said would be in their "other office" (the real Planned Parenthood office nearby). When she arrived for her appointment, not only did the Planned Parenthood staff have no record of her, but the police were there — the "crisis pregnancy center" had called them, claiming that a minor was being forced to have an abortion against her will."

In related news, Jennifer Roback Morse reviews the National Abortion Federation's pregnancy center report.

• A Mobile Crisis Pregnancy Center - Mar 17, 2007
• Time: Cover story on pregnancy care centers - Feb 18, 2007
• CPCs Remain Optimistic - Nov 08, 2006
• Marketing Hypocrisy - Sep 25, 2006
• The Washington Post Covers Ultrasounds - Sep 10, 2006
• CWA Repudiates Attacks on Crisis Pregnancy Centers - Jul 20, 2006
• Care Net and Pregnancy Centers Attacked - Jul 18, 2006
• Waxman Attacks CPCs - Jul 18, 2006