A Corpus Christi woman who sued a local Marine pilot, claiming he spiked her hot chocolate with abortion pills and killed their unborn child, is now facing a $1.1 billion counter suit.
The original lawsuit was filed Aug. 11, 2025, at the federal courthouse in downtown Corpus Christi and made national headlines. It named NAS-Corpus Christi Marine pilot Christopher Cooprider, accusing him of secretly dissolving abortion pills into his pregnant neighbor’s hot cocoa, ending the life of their unborn child.
Cooprider is being represented by high-profile attorney Mikal Watts, who is taking on the case for free and seeking over $1 billion in damages. Watts held a press conference on September 5th, announcing the counter suit…