Monday, August 31, 2009

Wisconsin survisors, loved ones, witness outreach activity

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has determined civil justice for victims of clery sexual abuse may be applicable because of "fraud" by an institution which knew the abuser was a danger to children.

Today, Monday August 31st - SNAP is holding press conferences in Stevens Point and Appleton, Wisconsin for two purposes.
1.) To reach out to sexual abuse survivors and their loved ones, to encourage them to seek legal assistance in determining applicability of their injuries to the Wisconsin Supreme Court determination.
2.) Inform the family's who had children at Xavier High School in Appleton and Pacelli High School in Stevens Point from 1966 through 1970 a serial child sexual abusive cleric taught at the schools. The abuser, Christian Brother Raimond Rose - AKA: "Brother Rai or Brother Raimond or Brother Rose" - may have also had contact with other children at the Dunrovin Christian Brothers Retreat Center on the St. Croix River at the Wisconsin/Minnesota border.

Currently: There are six (6) active and two (2) pending - FRAUD (INTENTIONAL NON-DISCLOSURE) - civil lawsuits filled in Minnesota and Wisconsin courts. Clergy sexual abuse victims versus the Christian Brothers and the Diocese of Green Bay for the crimes of Rose and John Feeney.

Feeney is behind bars, Rose may be there in the future if there are Wisconsin survivors that bravely step forward. SNAP would like to see both Feeney and Rose behind bars and their survivors realizing civil justice and support.

The attached press releases have times and locations, contacts, and additional information for your benefit. Please join others with plans to participate. You are also encouraged to forward this information to others.

If you are not able to open the attachments contact Bob Schwiderski at 952-471-3422, skibrs@mchsi.com .

Sincerely,
Peter Isely, David Clohessy, Bob Schwiderski


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