Question 1

What did Kermit Gosnell do that led to his conviction?

Accepted Answer

He was convicted of murdering three infants born alive during late-term abortions and also killed at least one female patient.

Question 2

Why is Gosnell called 'America's Biggest Serial Killer'?

Accepted Answer

Because murder of live-born viable infants was routine at his clinic; employees testified he killed 'hundreds' and others killed dozens, making it seem unremarkable.

Question 3

What did Dean Cain think of the set for Gosnell's clinic?

Accepted Answer

He thought it was over the top, but producers showed him footage of the actual raid to prove they had accurately replicated what the real James Wood saw.

Question 4

How did the press benches in the courtroom become filled with reporters?

Accepted Answer

Blogger Molly Mullaney's dramatized photos of empty benches, based on columnist J.D. Mullane's actions, sparked a social media storm that led to filled benches.

Question 5

What was the testimony about 'Baby Boy A'?

Accepted Answer

A 29.4-week fetus was delivered alive, breathing and moving; Gosnell dismissed it as reflexes. The baby was 18-19 inches long, nearly the size of a six-pound newborn.

Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer

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