NEW YORK
Jeff Anderson & Associates
Diocese of Rockville Centre Sued for Hiding Sexual Offenders and Creating a Dangerous Public Nuisance
Identities and Locations of Credibly Accused Sexually Abusive Clerics Sought Alleged Perpetrator Still Allowed to Minister in New York
Complaint – KM v. Diocese of Rockville Centre 1-21-2015
Suffolk County Supreme Court Special Grand Jury Report
Fr. Gregory Yacyshyn Assignments
Fr. Gregory Yacyshyn Photo
Statement of Plaintiff
Plaintiff Photo
What: At a press conference Wednesday, January 21, 2015 on Long Island, attorneys Jeff Anderson and J. Michael Reck of Jeff Anderson & Associates will:
Announce the filing of a complaint on behalf of a 20 year-old woman naming the Diocese of Rockville Centre, St. Francis Assisi Parish and Father Gregory Yacyshyn as defendants. Yacyshyn is alleged to have abused the woman when she was a young child and parishioner at St. Francis of Assisi in Greenlawn, New York. He remains in ministry at St. Jude in Mastic Beach, NY.
Discuss the public nuisance claim alleged in the lawsuit for the Diocese’s failure to implement proper child protection safety measures and for their continued refusal to release the identities and internal church documents on known offenders in spite of previous Grand Jury investigations.
Encourage other sexual abuse survivors to come forward and demand the diocese remove Father Yacyshyn and release the identities and names of known clerical offenders.
Photos and written statement from the survivor will be provided.
WHEN: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at 1:30PM EST
WHERE: Long Island Marriott
101 James Doolittle Blvd.
Long Island University Room
Uniondale, NY 11553
Notes: Complaint – KM v. Diocese of Rockville Centre 1-21-2015
Copies of the complaint will be available at www.andersonadvocates.com.
Contact: Jeff Anderson: Cell: 612.817.8665 Office: 651.318.2650
Mike Reck: Cell: 714.742.6593 Office: 646.649.4960
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