skeptical of Dr. Shaver and suspected she was performing illegal abortions . The police's suspicion led them to look below her floorboards for aborted babies that she might be hiding. The police finally noticed that the revolver in Anna Johnson's left hand belonged to Clarence Shaver. The bullet that killed Anna Johnson entered the right side of her head, which puzzled the police because the revolver was found in her left hand. Following the trial, many newspapers combined with the press emphasized the dangers of abortion and midwifery. Midwives were blamed by politicians and the press for the problem of abortion in the country. The 1915 campaigns against abortion caused enforcement of the criminal abortion laws. In Chicago, police arrested more physicians for abortion than ever before. With the new enforcement of abortion laws, Dr. Shaver was held for trial for Anna Johnson's death. Then later in 1916, Dr. Eva Shaver was found guilty of manslaughter when she killed Lillian Glovenco, an 18 year old bride, during an abortion. With the murder of Lillian Glovenco, Dr. Shaver was able to be connected to the death of Anna Johnson. References American abortion providers Year of birth missing Year of death missing American people convicted of manslaughter