In 1980 Malvin Weisberg, who lived in an upscale neighborhood in Woodland Hills, on the western side of L.A.’s San Fernando Valley, began making payments on a large (20’x8’x8’) land/sea storage container from the Martin Container company in Wilmington. Weisberg supposedly needed the steel box to store tennis court lights.

Weisberg defaulted on his payments for the container until finally the Martin company came on February 3, 1982 to repossess the large box.

On February 4, when workers opened the doors to the steel box, now parked in the container yard in Wilmington, they were overwhelmed with the stench of decaying human flesh. When they looked inside, they saw bodies strewn among open boxes and plastic buckets. One worker described the scene as a “war zone” and reported watching a headless body tumble forward…

Alexandra Snyder, CEO of Life Legal Defense Foundation, sat down on June 24 with longtime pro-life advocate Albin Rhomberg as he shares his firsthand account of the 1982 incident involving the discovery of thousands of aborted unborn children and the efforts to document what had taken place.

Listen to/watch the interview here.