“Pregnant Women Trapped in Chilling Snare Nets: A Mysterious Crisis Unfolds at Texas Hospital Entrance!”
In a bizarre twist that could have come straight out of a satirical sketch, Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital has turned its entrance into a real-life episode of “Survivor”—except instead of tribal councils, we’ve got snare nets! Yes, you heard that right: dozens of pregnant women have found themselves ensnared above the hospital doors, all thanks to a local ob-gyn’s desperate measures to avoid prison. I mean, who knew a medical facility would require a moat and a few strategically placed trip wires? Dr. Otto Sayer, the mastermind behind this wild setup, is just trying to keep his career intact while grappling with the latest abortion ban. It raises the question: how far are we willing to go to keep people from getting care? Are we headed into a new era where seeking help comes with a harness and a warning? Join me as we unravel this web of absurdity straight from Arlington, and, spoiler alert—things are getting downright sticky!
ARLINGTON, TX—After engaging a trip wire when they reached the doors of the medical facility, dozens of pregnant women remained hanging in a snare net above the entrance to Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital, sources confirmed Friday. “They keep saying they aren’t here for abortions, but we can’t be too careful,” said ob-gyn Dr. Otto Sayer, pulling a rope to raise a metal cage each time he spotted a woman who appeared to be pregnant and in agony approaching the hospital doors. “It’s not personal. My colleagues and I face up to 99 years in prison if convicted of performing an illegal abortion, so the only way to ensure our freedom is to set up a series of booby traps to prevent anyone pregnant from stepping foot on the property. At first, we just had a security guard turning them away, but after the total ban on abortion procedures and pills was enacted, the numbers of at-risk patients became so great we had to board up the doors and focus on building our defenses. Once their babies are born, we’ll cut the women down from those nets and let them inside. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to start my moat-digging shift.” At press time, Texas doctors had reportedly begun trapping themselves at the bottoms of wells so they could retain plausible deniability if accused of assisting a pregnant person in need.
