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WILLIAM KENNEDY Speaks out on Abuse in the Church here at Burlington News/Talk About It!
Columnist for Burlington News
The priest sex scandal in the Roman Catholic Church has sent shockwaves throughout the world. On this site William Kennedy takes you into the
world of Devil worship and arcane sexual rites practiced by priests of the Church of Rome.
William Kennedy, author of "Lucifer's Lodge" will expose their sick careers and how they have violated our children and trust of their parents.
In the program below, Mary Sutherland discusses with William Kennedy, some of the following topics: The assassination of Wisconsin Priest ,
Father Sean Fortune of Ireland who raped children in a haunted house and threatened detractors with magical hexes, Father Frederick Ryan who
tattooed a boy with a devil figure and then raped him, Father Bernard Lane who sexually abused homeless boys in a ritual chamber called The Black
Room, et al.
After listening to the show, we encourage you to purchase Mr. Kennedy's book, 'Lucifer’s Lodge'. It is not for the faint hearted and is certainly
not for children. It constitutes a world far more morbid, sadistic and frightening than anything that the creative novels of an H.P. Lovecraft or a
Stephen King could ever hope to conjure. For more information on this eye opening book, Click Here
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO PROGRAM
Columnist for Burlington News
The priest sex scandal in the Roman Catholic Church has sent shockwaves throughout the world. On this site William Kennedy takes you into the
world of Devil worship and arcane sexual rites practiced by priests of the Church of Rome.
William Kennedy, author of "Lucifer's Lodge" will expose their sick careers and how they have violated our children and trust of their parents.
In the program below, Mary Sutherland discusses with William Kennedy, some of the following topics: The assassination of Wisconsin Priest ,
Father Sean Fortune of Ireland who raped children in a haunted house and threatened detractors with magical hexes, Father Frederick Ryan who
tattooed a boy with a devil figure and then raped him, Father Bernard Lane who sexually abused homeless boys in a ritual chamber called The Black
Room, et al.
After listening to the show, we encourage you to purchase Mr. Kennedy's book, 'Lucifer’s Lodge'. It is not for the faint hearted and is certainly
not for children. It constitutes a world far more morbid, sadistic and frightening than anything that the creative novels of an H.P. Lovecraft or a
Stephen King could ever hope to conjure. For more information on this eye opening book, Click Here
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO PROGRAM
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Abuse allegations led to murder charge against Ohio priest for 1980
death
Associated Press @2000
A woman's allegations that Roman Catholic priests sexually abused her during bizarre
rituals led police to re-examine the 1980 killing of a nun and later charge one of the
priests with murder.
The woman's allegations were not substantiated but one priest she mentioned was the
Rev. Gerald Robinson - a suspect in the nun's killing years ago. Robinson, 66, was
charged Friday with killing Sister Margaret Ann Pahl, who was strangled and stabbed
about 30 times on April 5, 1980.
Her body was found in a hospital chapel, surrounded by lit candles with her arms
folded across her chest. Robinson and Pahl had worked together for several years at
Mercy Hospital. Robinson, the hospital's chaplain, performed the funeral for Sister
Pahl, 71.
Robinson made an initial appearance Monday in Toledo Municipal Court. Judge
Mary Trimboli set bail at $200,000 and scheduled a preliminary hearing for next
Monday. No plea was entered and Robinson did not speak during the brief court
session.
After the hearing, friends and supporters of the priest were trying to raise bail money,
said Robinson's attorney, John Thebes.
"I think he's over the initial shock," Thebes said. He said he expects the case to be
presented to a grand jury this week. He said the case would be difficult to prosecute.
"Witnesses die, witnesses' memories become faded over time," he said.
"Twenty-four years is a heck of a long time. It's difficult to ascertain who was where,
who said what. There are many, many issues that have to be delved into."
Police detective Steve Forrester and Tom Ross, an investigator with the Lucas County
prosecutor's office, told The Blade newspaper that the nun's killing was part of a
"ceremony" in the chapel.
They would not elaborate. In December, authorities re-examined old evidence and
concluded that the murder weapon, which they did not identify, was "in the control of
the suspect."
They used "blood transfer patterns," a rarely used technique that analyzes the
patterns made when an item is laid down. DNA evidence was not a factor, Forrester
said.
A message seeking additional comment was left with Ross on Sunday. The woman
whose allegations led to the reopening of the case testified before the Diocesan Review
Board on June 11 and wrote a detailed statement alleging years of abuse by priests
during her childhood.
"She did mention Father Robinson and that he was involved in the ritualistic abuse of
her," said Claudia Vercelloti, a director of the Toledo office for Survivors Network of
those Abused by Priests and has been in contact with the woman.
The woman, now in her 40s, described satanic ceremonies in which priests placed her
in a coffin filled with cockroaches, forced her to ingest what she believed to be a
human eyeball and penetrated her with a snake "to consecrate these orifices to Satan."
She also alleged that the clerics killed an infant and a 3-year-old child, performed an
abortion on her and mutilated dogs during the rituals, according to a copy of her
statement.
Before his arrest, Robinson was performing pastoral care at nursing homes and
hospitals in the Toledo area, the Toledo diocese said. Vercelloti said on Sunday that
the woman did not know that Robinson had been a suspect in Sister Pahl's killing.
"I don't know if she knew what she was setting in motion," she said.
The woman's allegations were brought to the attention of prosecutors in a letter
received in December, assistant prosecutor Gary Cook said Monday.
He would not say who sent the letter. The diocese had decided against giving the
allegations to authorities, said Sally Oberski, a diocese spokeswoman.
"They were found to be non-credible," she said Sunday. The allegations were against
several priests and Robinson's "name was mentioned among several others."
Vercelloti said the diocese should have given the information to police and prosecutors
because Robinson had been a suspect in the nun's death.
--- On the Net: http://www.toledodiocese.org
death
Associated Press @2000
A woman's allegations that Roman Catholic priests sexually abused her during bizarre
rituals led police to re-examine the 1980 killing of a nun and later charge one of the
priests with murder.
The woman's allegations were not substantiated but one priest she mentioned was the
Rev. Gerald Robinson - a suspect in the nun's killing years ago. Robinson, 66, was
charged Friday with killing Sister Margaret Ann Pahl, who was strangled and stabbed
about 30 times on April 5, 1980.
Her body was found in a hospital chapel, surrounded by lit candles with her arms
folded across her chest. Robinson and Pahl had worked together for several years at
Mercy Hospital. Robinson, the hospital's chaplain, performed the funeral for Sister
Pahl, 71.
Robinson made an initial appearance Monday in Toledo Municipal Court. Judge
Mary Trimboli set bail at $200,000 and scheduled a preliminary hearing for next
Monday. No plea was entered and Robinson did not speak during the brief court
session.
After the hearing, friends and supporters of the priest were trying to raise bail money,
said Robinson's attorney, John Thebes.
"I think he's over the initial shock," Thebes said. He said he expects the case to be
presented to a grand jury this week. He said the case would be difficult to prosecute.
"Witnesses die, witnesses' memories become faded over time," he said.
"Twenty-four years is a heck of a long time. It's difficult to ascertain who was where,
who said what. There are many, many issues that have to be delved into."
Police detective Steve Forrester and Tom Ross, an investigator with the Lucas County
prosecutor's office, told The Blade newspaper that the nun's killing was part of a
"ceremony" in the chapel.
They would not elaborate. In December, authorities re-examined old evidence and
concluded that the murder weapon, which they did not identify, was "in the control of
the suspect."
They used "blood transfer patterns," a rarely used technique that analyzes the
patterns made when an item is laid down. DNA evidence was not a factor, Forrester
said.
A message seeking additional comment was left with Ross on Sunday. The woman
whose allegations led to the reopening of the case testified before the Diocesan Review
Board on June 11 and wrote a detailed statement alleging years of abuse by priests
during her childhood.
"She did mention Father Robinson and that he was involved in the ritualistic abuse of
her," said Claudia Vercelloti, a director of the Toledo office for Survivors Network of
those Abused by Priests and has been in contact with the woman.
The woman, now in her 40s, described satanic ceremonies in which priests placed her
in a coffin filled with cockroaches, forced her to ingest what she believed to be a
human eyeball and penetrated her with a snake "to consecrate these orifices to Satan."
She also alleged that the clerics killed an infant and a 3-year-old child, performed an
abortion on her and mutilated dogs during the rituals, according to a copy of her
statement.
Before his arrest, Robinson was performing pastoral care at nursing homes and
hospitals in the Toledo area, the Toledo diocese said. Vercelloti said on Sunday that
the woman did not know that Robinson had been a suspect in Sister Pahl's killing.
"I don't know if she knew what she was setting in motion," she said.
The woman's allegations were brought to the attention of prosecutors in a letter
received in December, assistant prosecutor Gary Cook said Monday.
He would not say who sent the letter. The diocese had decided against giving the
allegations to authorities, said Sally Oberski, a diocese spokeswoman.
"They were found to be non-credible," she said Sunday. The allegations were against
several priests and Robinson's "name was mentioned among several others."
Vercelloti said the diocese should have given the information to police and prosecutors
because Robinson had been a suspect in the nun's death.
--- On the Net: http://www.toledodiocese.org
Church ritual -- religious or sexual?
By Robert W. Black
Associated Press writer
WHEATLAND -- Parishioners at a small-town church
who took part in a secret ritual where they were
stripped, hung upside down and whipped were tricked
into participating by a Catholic priest seeking sexual
gratification, a prosecutor said Monday.
"There's not an issue that they were doing this stuff, and
there's really not much of an issue about what they were
doing," Platte County Attorney Eric Alden said. "So the
question is, was this trickery or is this a legitimate ritual
recognized by the church?
"And the other issue was, is this somehow for sexual
gratification? And there was testimony to indicate that it
might have been."
But a defense attorney said those who took part in the
practice more than 15 years ago may have faulty
memories about intent behind the ritual, which he
maintains was strictly religious.
Fraternity initiations, Marine Corps training, sports
teams, certain African societies and many others employ
similar rituals, "and nobody thinks it's anything sexual,"
attorney Dallas Laird said.
Anthony Jablonowski, 67, of Waterford, Ohio, pleaded
no contest Thursday to a charge of molesting a
17-year-old boy in Guernsey in 1982 and was sentenced
to between 15 months and seven years in prison.
The case against Jablonowski, who served St. Anthony
Catholic Church in Guernsey from 1980-88, stemmed
from reports the Diocese of Cheyenne received about his
behavior.
The church notified Platte County Attorney Eric Alden
about a year ago, and he asked the state Division of
Criminal Investigation to look into the matter. Agents
later would learn of allegations that Father Tony, as he
was known to many, had molested a teenager in
Guernsey.
Several men told agents about rituals in the basement of
the church about that time. Three said the ceremonies
were sexual, not religious.
"One of them would be the 'penitent' and sometimes it
would be the priest and sometimes it would be one of
the individuals," Alden said.
"The penitent would be gagged with a bandanna, and a
piece of rope tied over their mouth, and they were
blindfolded. Their hands and feet were tied, and then
cords or ropes of some nature were tied around their
genitals and were tied in a particular pattern, and there
were prayers made with each wrap."
A type of winch would hoist the person, who was
hanging upside down, and then the man would be
whipped.
"As the person would be whipped, they would be told
to focus on their prayers," Alden said. "I think by
overcoming the pain and suffering, it was some type of
cleansing-type thing."
The challenge for Alden was determining whether the
acts were religious or sexual.
One of the three men who came forward said he had
participated in the ritual about a half-dozen times.
"Every time the stuff would get more extreme, the
beatings with the whip would be more extreme -- there
would be more ornate stuff with it," Alden said. "Finally
there was one time when he was hung up and blindfolded
... and he felt the priest rubbing his bearded face on his
genitals.
"And at that point in time, he sort of said, 'No more."'
The three men believe they "had been tricked into doing
these things by being informed by the priest that these
would enhance the power of their prayers," Alden said.
He feels strongly that he had evidence to charge
Jablonowski with felonious restraint, third-degree sexual
assault and battery.
But as part of the plea agreement, Alden agreed to drop
the charges in exchange for a plea to indecent liberties
involving the teenager.
Alden said the 17-year-old was struggling with being gay
and had developed a trust of Jablonowski. One summer
evening he stopped by the rectory where Jablonowski
fondled him and performed a sexual act on him, Alden
said.
Laird said Jablonowski denies the charge of molestation,
but because of his oath, he pleaded no contest.
"He could not get up on the stand and talk about any of
these matters which were confident or private matters of
penance, matters of confession," he said.
District Judge John Brooks received more than 150 cards
and letters of support for Jablonowski from all over the
country, including Lander, where he was priest of the
Holy Rosary Church from 1988-91.
Laird, of Casper, said Jablonowski maintains "nothing he
did was sexual."
"He admits doing spiritual and religious rituals, called
prayers of penance," Laird said. "I mean, he's said that
he has done that, but the adults that took part in it, there
were at least two of the adults who believe there wasn't
anything sexual to it. ... I've had calls from people this
morning saying they wished they had heard about this
because they would have come down to tell the judge it
wasn't sexual."
The participants in the ritual tied their own genitals,
according to reports he had seen, Laird said.
Because genitals are so sensitive, manipulating them in
rituals -- religious or otherwise -- is a way for a person
to show spiritual or other types of strength, he said.
An official with the Diocese of Cheyenne, which serves
Roman Catholics in Wyoming, said they were stunned
by reports of the ritual.
"I've never heard of anything like this before," said the
Rev. Michael Carr, vicar general. "It's nothing that I've
known the church to have any involvement with and
what I've heard about it is nothing that I could ever
imaging the church approving ... so it was a shock."
The church is encouraging victims to seek counseling and
helping in whatever way possible, he said.
Laird said Jablonowski, who had been living in an Ohio
monastery most recently, has not been removed from the
priesthood, although he cannot take part in some
activities, such as conducting Mass.
CANTERBURY UK..Investigaton Pending
William Kennedy
As part of my on going investigation I have come accross
the fact the Canterbury, England Police were complicit in
the protection of pedophile priests at the Franciscan
International Studies Centre in Kent.
Three ex-seminarians tell me that the secretary of the
Centre had a husband who was on the Kent Police Force.
When one of these seminarians went to the police to
report that one of the brothers who was transfered from
Latin America was openly bragging about raping
children, the police sent the husband of the Centre
secretary to take the report. The other two likewise had
bad experiences with this same policeman when they
went to report similar crimes. The seminarians refused
to press charges out of fear.
I have sent the Kent Police several letters none of which
had been answered. Maybe you could look into getting
some police rep from Canterbury on your radio show
with me to discuss this situation and give their side.
Invite a polie rep on the show and here is the e mail for
the Kent Police. Its worth a try.
enquires@kent.pnn.police.uk
Letter sent o Kent Police: enquires@kent.pnn.police.uk
Dear Sirs,
I am a freelance journalist in the United States and
am requesting an interview on the radio in the USA
with a media rep from the Canterbury police station.
This is in relation to the priest pedophile scandal.
I have three soures which claim that they were
intimidated by the Canterbury Police when they went to
report sexual harassment and the protecting of
pedophiles at the Franciscan Studies Center in
Canterbury. I will not reveal my sources of course but
I will give their testimonies.
One former seminarian claims that when he went to
report the shifting of a pedophile at the seminary to
the Canterbury Police station the officer sent out to
take the report was related to one of the clerical
staff at the seminary. (He chose not to file charges)
Another claims that when he went to reprt an attempted
rape at the Canterbury Police station the same
relative was sent to out to take the report! (he chose
not to file charges)
A third claims that when he threatened to inform on
the seminary the same officer threatened him at the
seminary after Mass the following Sunday.
I will be reporting this on nationally syndicated
radio in the USA and wanted to give your office a
chance to come on air with me and address these
charges. However, I will report these allegations on
air with or without a Canterbury media rep.
Regards,
William H Kennedy
Hi Mary,
Below is the reply I got from the Canterbury UK police
when I invited a media rep on to answer the question
as to whether the spouse of a Kent police officer was
working at the local Franciscan Seminary. This was to
confirm if the testimonies of the three former
seminarins is true. If they confirm this employment
status than that would give their claims validity.
You notice that the answer is not form their media
office nor does it answer the question as to the
employment status of the sspouse. You don't need to
read much between the lines that they are asking for
the names of the three men who came forward and
nothing else. I will not supply them with these names
as God only knows what will happen to these men I will
take their names to my grave seeing as they did not
naswer the question.
BTW, I checked with a lawyer and that British legal
notice at the bottom does not apply in the US because
we made no prior arrangment to keeps things
confidental and I did not directly contact this
special unit division.
I have invited Dective Inspector Martin Lyddon on the
radio to answer the question and was wondering if you
would e mail him and invite him on too.
Now I play hardball Mary and maybe you don't want to
get involved and I will understand if you decline the
following offer I made Lyddon which I doubt he will
take anyway.
I said that he could have a whole hour with Fr Joseph
O'Hanlon if the seminary to come on for an hour and
denounce me and even said I woud give them the number
of some old girlfriends of mine in England who would
come on and tell of my playboy days as a younger man.
I am 40 now and quite dull.
This is in reply to a veiled threat that O'Hanlon made
to expose the fact that I used to date allot when I
lived in London - a fact he got from an old professor
of mine. I don't care if he does I am and was single
and what consenting adults do is their own business.
I even called two dingbats I used to run with to come
on the radio with him to denounce me.
The only condition is that they have to answer yes or
no as to whether a spouse of a Kent Police Officer
worked at the seminary in the 1990s.
If the answer is yes than this points to a cover-up
and pedophile cabal which supports the seminarians
statments.
By Robert W. Black
Associated Press writer
WHEATLAND -- Parishioners at a small-town church
who took part in a secret ritual where they were
stripped, hung upside down and whipped were tricked
into participating by a Catholic priest seeking sexual
gratification, a prosecutor said Monday.
"There's not an issue that they were doing this stuff, and
there's really not much of an issue about what they were
doing," Platte County Attorney Eric Alden said. "So the
question is, was this trickery or is this a legitimate ritual
recognized by the church?
"And the other issue was, is this somehow for sexual
gratification? And there was testimony to indicate that it
might have been."
But a defense attorney said those who took part in the
practice more than 15 years ago may have faulty
memories about intent behind the ritual, which he
maintains was strictly religious.
Fraternity initiations, Marine Corps training, sports
teams, certain African societies and many others employ
similar rituals, "and nobody thinks it's anything sexual,"
attorney Dallas Laird said.
Anthony Jablonowski, 67, of Waterford, Ohio, pleaded
no contest Thursday to a charge of molesting a
17-year-old boy in Guernsey in 1982 and was sentenced
to between 15 months and seven years in prison.
The case against Jablonowski, who served St. Anthony
Catholic Church in Guernsey from 1980-88, stemmed
from reports the Diocese of Cheyenne received about his
behavior.
The church notified Platte County Attorney Eric Alden
about a year ago, and he asked the state Division of
Criminal Investigation to look into the matter. Agents
later would learn of allegations that Father Tony, as he
was known to many, had molested a teenager in
Guernsey.
Several men told agents about rituals in the basement of
the church about that time. Three said the ceremonies
were sexual, not religious.
"One of them would be the 'penitent' and sometimes it
would be the priest and sometimes it would be one of
the individuals," Alden said.
"The penitent would be gagged with a bandanna, and a
piece of rope tied over their mouth, and they were
blindfolded. Their hands and feet were tied, and then
cords or ropes of some nature were tied around their
genitals and were tied in a particular pattern, and there
were prayers made with each wrap."
A type of winch would hoist the person, who was
hanging upside down, and then the man would be
whipped.
"As the person would be whipped, they would be told
to focus on their prayers," Alden said. "I think by
overcoming the pain and suffering, it was some type of
cleansing-type thing."
The challenge for Alden was determining whether the
acts were religious or sexual.
One of the three men who came forward said he had
participated in the ritual about a half-dozen times.
"Every time the stuff would get more extreme, the
beatings with the whip would be more extreme -- there
would be more ornate stuff with it," Alden said. "Finally
there was one time when he was hung up and blindfolded
... and he felt the priest rubbing his bearded face on his
genitals.
"And at that point in time, he sort of said, 'No more."'
The three men believe they "had been tricked into doing
these things by being informed by the priest that these
would enhance the power of their prayers," Alden said.
He feels strongly that he had evidence to charge
Jablonowski with felonious restraint, third-degree sexual
assault and battery.
But as part of the plea agreement, Alden agreed to drop
the charges in exchange for a plea to indecent liberties
involving the teenager.
Alden said the 17-year-old was struggling with being gay
and had developed a trust of Jablonowski. One summer
evening he stopped by the rectory where Jablonowski
fondled him and performed a sexual act on him, Alden
said.
Laird said Jablonowski denies the charge of molestation,
but because of his oath, he pleaded no contest.
"He could not get up on the stand and talk about any of
these matters which were confident or private matters of
penance, matters of confession," he said.
District Judge John Brooks received more than 150 cards
and letters of support for Jablonowski from all over the
country, including Lander, where he was priest of the
Holy Rosary Church from 1988-91.
Laird, of Casper, said Jablonowski maintains "nothing he
did was sexual."
"He admits doing spiritual and religious rituals, called
prayers of penance," Laird said. "I mean, he's said that
he has done that, but the adults that took part in it, there
were at least two of the adults who believe there wasn't
anything sexual to it. ... I've had calls from people this
morning saying they wished they had heard about this
because they would have come down to tell the judge it
wasn't sexual."
The participants in the ritual tied their own genitals,
according to reports he had seen, Laird said.
Because genitals are so sensitive, manipulating them in
rituals -- religious or otherwise -- is a way for a person
to show spiritual or other types of strength, he said.
An official with the Diocese of Cheyenne, which serves
Roman Catholics in Wyoming, said they were stunned
by reports of the ritual.
"I've never heard of anything like this before," said the
Rev. Michael Carr, vicar general. "It's nothing that I've
known the church to have any involvement with and
what I've heard about it is nothing that I could ever
imaging the church approving ... so it was a shock."
The church is encouraging victims to seek counseling and
helping in whatever way possible, he said.
Laird said Jablonowski, who had been living in an Ohio
monastery most recently, has not been removed from the
priesthood, although he cannot take part in some
activities, such as conducting Mass.
CANTERBURY UK..Investigaton Pending
William Kennedy
As part of my on going investigation I have come accross
the fact the Canterbury, England Police were complicit in
the protection of pedophile priests at the Franciscan
International Studies Centre in Kent.
Three ex-seminarians tell me that the secretary of the
Centre had a husband who was on the Kent Police Force.
When one of these seminarians went to the police to
report that one of the brothers who was transfered from
Latin America was openly bragging about raping
children, the police sent the husband of the Centre
secretary to take the report. The other two likewise had
bad experiences with this same policeman when they
went to report similar crimes. The seminarians refused
to press charges out of fear.
I have sent the Kent Police several letters none of which
had been answered. Maybe you could look into getting
some police rep from Canterbury on your radio show
with me to discuss this situation and give their side.
Invite a polie rep on the show and here is the e mail for
the Kent Police. Its worth a try.
enquires@kent.pnn.police.uk
Letter sent o Kent Police: enquires@kent.pnn.police.uk
Dear Sirs,
I am a freelance journalist in the United States and
am requesting an interview on the radio in the USA
with a media rep from the Canterbury police station.
This is in relation to the priest pedophile scandal.
I have three soures which claim that they were
intimidated by the Canterbury Police when they went to
report sexual harassment and the protecting of
pedophiles at the Franciscan Studies Center in
Canterbury. I will not reveal my sources of course but
I will give their testimonies.
One former seminarian claims that when he went to
report the shifting of a pedophile at the seminary to
the Canterbury Police station the officer sent out to
take the report was related to one of the clerical
staff at the seminary. (He chose not to file charges)
Another claims that when he went to reprt an attempted
rape at the Canterbury Police station the same
relative was sent to out to take the report! (he chose
not to file charges)
A third claims that when he threatened to inform on
the seminary the same officer threatened him at the
seminary after Mass the following Sunday.
I will be reporting this on nationally syndicated
radio in the USA and wanted to give your office a
chance to come on air with me and address these
charges. However, I will report these allegations on
air with or without a Canterbury media rep.
Regards,
William H Kennedy
Hi Mary,
Below is the reply I got from the Canterbury UK police
when I invited a media rep on to answer the question
as to whether the spouse of a Kent police officer was
working at the local Franciscan Seminary. This was to
confirm if the testimonies of the three former
seminarins is true. If they confirm this employment
status than that would give their claims validity.
You notice that the answer is not form their media
office nor does it answer the question as to the
employment status of the sspouse. You don't need to
read much between the lines that they are asking for
the names of the three men who came forward and
nothing else. I will not supply them with these names
as God only knows what will happen to these men I will
take their names to my grave seeing as they did not
naswer the question.
BTW, I checked with a lawyer and that British legal
notice at the bottom does not apply in the US because
we made no prior arrangment to keeps things
confidental and I did not directly contact this
special unit division.
I have invited Dective Inspector Martin Lyddon on the
radio to answer the question and was wondering if you
would e mail him and invite him on too.
Now I play hardball Mary and maybe you don't want to
get involved and I will understand if you decline the
following offer I made Lyddon which I doubt he will
take anyway.
I said that he could have a whole hour with Fr Joseph
O'Hanlon if the seminary to come on for an hour and
denounce me and even said I woud give them the number
of some old girlfriends of mine in England who would
come on and tell of my playboy days as a younger man.
I am 40 now and quite dull.
This is in reply to a veiled threat that O'Hanlon made
to expose the fact that I used to date allot when I
lived in London - a fact he got from an old professor
of mine. I don't care if he does I am and was single
and what consenting adults do is their own business.
I even called two dingbats I used to run with to come
on the radio with him to denounce me.
The only condition is that they have to answer yes or
no as to whether a spouse of a Kent Police Officer
worked at the seminary in the 1990s.
If the answer is yes than this points to a cover-up
and pedophile cabal which supports the seminarians
statments.
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Here are some links on the Kunz case in WI and trhe case in Chile:
http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/features/the_devil.html
http://michnews.com/artman/publish/article_1848.shtml
http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum
http://www.weird-wi.com/oddities/calfmutilation.htm
http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/features/the_devil.html
http://michnews.com/artman/publish/article_1848.shtml
http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum
http://www.weird-wi.com/oddities/calfmutilation.htm
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