The jury in the Philadelphia priest sex-abuse case requested at least eight documents, but one — in which a Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia investigator interviewed a defendant for the church's internal sexual-abuse investigation — was withheld.
June 04, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The jury in the Philadelphia priest sex-abuse case requested at least eight documents, but one in which a Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia investigator interviewed a defendant for the church’s internal sexual-abuse investigation was withheld.
Deliberations are slated to start again this morning with the jurors being informed about which documents they can and they can’t see.
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