Gloria Allred has asked the FCC to intervene in the Super Bowl anti-abortion commercials that have been bought by right to life advocate, and self-proclaimed presidential candidate, Randall Terry, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

As previously reported, Allred fired off a stinging letter to television stations that are planning on airing the highly controversial ad during the Super Bowl on Sunday. The commercial, supposedly a political candidacy campaign ad for Terry, carries a strong pro-life message and features an aborted fetus in shocking, graphic detail.

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The famed women's rights advocate has gotten a television station to agree not to air a controversial anti-abortion ad during Sunday’s Super Bowl, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENT: Gloria Allred's Letter To TV Stations

As previously reported, Allred fired off a letter to television stations that are planning on airing the highly con troversial ad during the Super Bowl, which right to life advocate, Randall Terry had bought. The commercial features an aborted fetus in graphic detail.

"We have received some good news. KKCO in Grand Junction, Colorado has informed me that they have decided not to run the ad," Allred tells RadarOnline.com exclusively.

Famed women's rights advocate Gloria Allred has fired off a letter to television stations that are planning on airing an anti-abortion ad during the Super Bowl, and the legal ace is demanding that the ads not be aired because of their inflammatory nature, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively obtained the letter.

Right to life advocate Randall Terry, who is running for President, has bought ad time to air the commercials which depict "in graphic nature, an aborted fetus and or fetal parts," Allred asserts in the letter which was sent to eleven local affiliates that intend to  broadcast the commercial.

EXCLSUIVE DOCUMENT: Gloria Allred's Letter To TV Stations

The anti-abortion ads will run during the Super Bowl in Ada, Oklahoma, Grand Junction, Colorado, Joplin, Missouri, Paducah, Kentucky, and Springfield, Missouri. Commercials will also be airing during the pre-game of the Super Bowl in Kansas City, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and St. Louis, Missouri, among others.