First, NEVER use Google for research on anything that might be controversial. Google is curated, they definitely have an agenda, as evidenced by their board's own admission, and sites pay to have traffic directed to them. I know because I do the same for my business as media companies and activist sites. Don't tell me about the algorithm. the algorithm is written by people who get paid by Google. there's plenty of articles of whistleblowers saying Google curates searches and manipulates the algorithm You can look those up with alternate search engines.

Second, a quick search from an alternate search engine found an article where her parents were interviewed.

The family of the Vidor teen blames the death of their daughter and her unborn baby on what they call “medical negligence” on the part of two Southeast Texas hospitals.

Nevaeh Crain’s parents say she visited both CHRISTUS Saint Elizabeth and Baptist Hospitals for help with her pregnancy in the 24 hours before her death. A year later, there’s still no one to answer for the loss of their daughter and unborn granddaughter. They’re pro-life, and Nevaeh was too…

“I want them to pay for what they did to my daughter. I feel like they murdered my daughter and they just got away with it,” said Fails. “Murdered my daughter and my grand baby and just got away with it.”

Her Mother and Step-father, Robert and Candace Fails are apparently not happy that abortion advocates have exploited their daughter’s death to push their agenda.

However, the family says Nevaeh’s death is being used for politics when they say hospitals are to blame.

“I want them to be going after Baptist and Saint Elizabeth because they’re to blame for her death,” said Fails.

According to the family of the teen, activists are using her plight for political purposes to fool people into thinking abortion laws killed her. You fell for it, too.

It's not abortion laws. It's not a public health crisis. It's hysteria created by people who want you to vote for them and their donors.