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DOUG PERLITZ IN HAITI 17

2010 Perlitz admits he sexually abused eight boys at Haiti project

Betrayal of hope: Fairfield U. graduate admits sexually abusing 8 boys in Haiti

https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/Perlitz-admits-he-sexually-abused-eight-boys-at-620240.php

 

2010 Authorities Perlitz threatened to kill prosecutor

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Authorities-Perlitz-threatened-to-kill-prosecutor-905810.php

 

2010 Attorneys say Perlitz victim of "abusive" relationship with priest

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Attorneys-say-Perlitz-victim-of-abusive-879819.php

 

2012 Lawyers want judge to reassign Perlitz case because of Jesuit ties

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Lawyers-want-judge-to-reassign-Perlitz-case-3779500.php

 

2012 New Haiti suits level claims against Rev. Carrier

On Thursday, Garabedian, Paul Kendrick, a Fairfield University graduate and sexual abuse advocate, and the Rev. Robert Hoatson, who helped found Road to Recovery, a program for victims of clergy sexual abuse, announced the filings of 17 new lawsuits during a conference at the Delmar Hotel.

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/New-Haiti-suits-level-claims-against-Rev-Carrier-2444084.php

 

2013 Fairfield U, others facing new sex abuse lawsuit

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Fairfield-U-others-facing-new-sex-abuse-lawsuit-4717719.php

 

2013 $500K to each boy in Haiti sex cases

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/500K-to-each-boy-in-Haiti-sex-cases-4640835.php

 

2012 ICE agent honored for exposing sex trafficking

 

https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/ICE-agent-honored-for-exposing-sex-trafficking-2709335.php

 

2016 Judge takes sex trafficking off lawsuit against Fairfield U.

 

For Fairfield University and its former chaplain, a federal judge’s ruling dismissing a civil sex-trafficking charge in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit arising out of the abuse of young Haitian street boys represents a victory.

 

Meanwhile David Clohessy, director of SNAP which is a network of people abused by priests, said he was disappointed by the ruling but “thankful some charges remain.”

 

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Judge-dismisses-sex-trafficking-claim-against-7389786.php#photo-1856596