PENNSYLVANIA
Tribune-Democrat
Randy Griffith rgriffith@tribdem.com
JOHNSTOWN — Attorneys for alleged victims of the late Brother Stephen Baker want the Franciscan Friar’s supervisors held accountable for what they believe was years of sexual abuse of children.
In addition to dozens of former Bishop McCort High School students, attorneys say they have been contacted by others who say Baker made contact with them through his volunteer activities.
Boston attorney Mitchell Garabedian said he is working with more than 30 men who say Baker molested them while they were students at Bishop McCort in Johnstown.
“I am currently investigating the liability of the school and Brother Stephen Baker’s supervisors,” Garabedian said.
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