‘Hannibal Lecter' of sex abuse priests sought
U.S. detectives hunt down notorious Limerick priest
Published Thursday, September 2, 2010, 3:43 PM
Updated Thursday, September 2, 2010, 3:43 PM
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justhimself | Nov 05, 2010, 06:29 PM EDT
The Irish can and will face the TRUTH, the catholic haters can have their say, but time has a way of making the hidden TRUTH surface, pedopliles are in every religion, every walk of life, and will always be looking to be in positions of trust It is already surfacing in a lot of religions and organisations around children, but not getting the same media attention.
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2BorNot2B | Sep 03, 2010, 04:11 PM EDT
So JamieM, if it has nothing to do with being a Catholic, where exactly can we find the outcry, the unending grinding of teeth and wringing of hands against any others than "those evil Catholic priests!" You know that the highest percentage of sexual abuse occurs at home and in schools and certainly at the hands of prot pastors, and Jewish and muslim clergy... yet neither on IC, nor in the MSM will we find the constant barrage of stories of abuse and litigation against any of those responsible. -- Don't you find that even a bit unfair?
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Snowdrop | Sep 03, 2010, 11:01 AM EDT
Since there is no pschiatric cure for sex offenders, manmade actions are needed such as permanetly disabling them from "fuctioning," via surgery or medication. Attach
ankle bracelets that report the offenders whereabouts 24/7, clergy ot not, offenders of children and women.
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jamieLM | Sep 02, 2010, 09:18 AM EDT
Sexually abusing a child is a crime and anyone who engages in this despicable act is a criminal who must be held accountable. It has nothing to do with being a Catholic. A priest or a pastor, or anyone else, should NOT be given a "free pass" because of their vocation or religion. There should be ZERO TOLERANCE for child abusers, whoever they are.
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bogsidebunny | Sep 02, 2010, 07:59 AM EDT
Here's another Priest who was recently extradited from the United states to stand trial for molesting a young boy in Galway.
The Irish times runs a story, but refuses to name him for "legal" reasons. But his name is all over the internet thanks to America's first ammendment right
Presenting Pedophile and pervert: Reverend Francis Markey,
AN 82-year-old priest has been sent forward for trial on two charges of sexually assaulting a boy in the west of Ireland more than four decades ago.
The priest appeared before Loughrea District Court in Co Galway yesterday charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year old boy at separate locations in the west of Ireland in 1968.
The priest, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was sent forward for trial to the next sitting of Galway Circuit Criminal Court next month.
The priest, who was remanded on continuing bail, will appear before Galway Circuit Criminal Court on October 5th.
Insp Michael Coppinger gave evidence of serving the accused man with a book of evidence prior to yesterday’s sitting of Loughrea District Court.
The priest had been granted bail at a previous court sitting in July despite Garda objections.
He had arrived in Ireland in July on foot of an extradition warrant.
Defending solicitor Vincent Shannon told a previous court hearing that his client suffered from a number of ailments and had mobility difficulties.
Mr Shannon said suitable accommodation had been found for him in Dublin and the priest would remain there until his trial.
The accused priest, wearing black trousers, striped shirt and jacket, did not speak during the brief hearing yesterday in Loughrea.
Judge Geoffrey Browne remanded the defendant on existing bail on his own surety of €2,400 and an independent surety of €10,000.
The priest had been ordered to surrender his passport at a previous court hearing and report weekly to a Garda station in Dublin close to the address where he will reside.
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JOHNTOBIN | Sep 01, 2010, 07:51 PM EDT
Just a continuance of anti catholic articles by Irish Central.
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2BorNot2B | Sep 01, 2010, 07:26 PM EDT
Doesn't fail, does it? Hurry folks, it's your bi-weekly Catholic slam-fest-fix courtesy of IC.-- Such a predictable way to attract vultures! And yes, the usual flesh eaters are present; they may not have much up in the attic, but their gutters are brimming; so they will empty their bile duct and feel accomplished, until the next installment that is.-- So stay tuned Catholic haters, IC will not disappoint you.
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jacersisityourself | Sep 01, 2010, 05:40 PM EDT
Chase him all the way! - to God's forgiveness.
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JamesMurphy | Sep 01, 2010, 02:00 PM EDT
Deporting him is much the same as shifting him from one parish to another. Why wasn't he arrested when he arrived in Ireland and tossed into prison?
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Portia777 | Aug 31, 2010, 02:25 PM EDT
He is most likely safe in Sovereign Vatican
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irishfez | Aug 31, 2010, 10:37 AM EDT
This makes me sick to the stomach. Hang him.
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