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Just another "isolated incident:"
According to an Associated Press report in August, quoting
lawyers close to the case, the Catholic Diocese of Nashville,
Tenn., planned to use the defense of "comparative fault" in
two lawsuits filed by boys who claimed to have been sexually
molested by former priest Edward McKeown. Such a defense would
allow the church to reduce its damages by showing that other
people had knowledge of McKeown's continued abuse and did not
warn authorities of it. Among those other people the church
regards as culpable are the 21 other victims who were abused
but remained silent.
According to an Associated Press report in August, quoting
lawyers close to the case, the Catholic Diocese of Nashville,
Tenn., planned to use the defense of "comparative fault" in
two lawsuits filed by boys who claimed to have been sexually
molested by former priest Edward McKeown. Such a defense would
allow the church to reduce its damages by showing that other
people had knowledge of McKeown's continued abuse and did not
warn authorities of it. Among those other people the church
regards as culpable are the 21 other victims who were abused
but remained silent.