UNITED STATES
Watch Keep
Step 1: Cover for an admitted child sex offender.
Step 2: Refuse to speak with police and prosecutors about private meetings with said admitted child sex offender, claiming priest-penitent privilege, forcing prosecutors to issue subpoenas to obtain said information.
Step 3: Exert political influence and put pressure on the admitted sex offender to take the plea deal so you don’t have to comply with the subpoena to testify at the trial about the information shared with you by said admitted child sex offender.
Step 4: Remain silent on sexual abuse.
Exhibit A: Greg Belser and Philip Gunn
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