When defrocked priest Stanley Gana went absent without leave from a Catholic therapy facility in Toronto after being accused of sexually abusing two teenagers, Monsignor William J. Lynn told a grand jury in 2002 that "it wasn't that big of a deal at that time."
April 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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When defrocked priest Stanley Gana went absent without leave from a Catholic therapy facility in Toronto after being accused of sexually abusing two teenagers, Monsignor William J. Lynn told a grand jury in 2002 that “it wasn’t that big of a deal at that time.”
Portions of Lynn’s grand jury testimony from almost a decade ago were read into the record during Lynn’s criminal trial Thursday.
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