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For immediate release
For now, the historic trial involving allegations of rape and other sex acts perpetrated by pedophile priests, and allegations that the priest in charge of investigating allegations of priest sex abuse reassigned the abusers to unsuspecting parishes is now over.
Just a few hours ago, Monsignor Lynn was found guilty of one count of child endangerment. He was acquitted on another charge of child endangerment and the other charge of conspiracy.
His co-defendant, Brennan, could be retried, as the jurors hung on both counts.
For more information, read a related post about the jury deliberations in this case.
Related Legal Articles:
- What to Expect in Priest/Clergy Sexual Abuse Civil Lawsuits in Pennsylvania or New Jersey
- Pennsylvania Priest Sex Abuse Law: The Fraudulent Concealment Exception to the Statute of Limitations
- Pennsylvania Child Sex Abuse Law: The Statute of Limitations
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Published: June 22, 2012
