GUAM
The Guam Daily Post
Neil Pang | The Guam Daily Post
May 18, 2017
“We think we know where he lives, but our special process server can’t seem to find him.” – Attorney David Lujan
A former Catholic priest who has been named in at least five sex abuse complaints may still be residing on island.
Raymond Cepeda, a former priest who was defrocked in December 2009 following an investigation into abuse allegations, is believed to be currently residing in Canada, Barrigada, according to attorney Gloria Rudolph, of the Law Office of Lujan and Wolff LLP, which represents the plaintiffs in the cases currently pending in federal court.
During a scheduling conference held before Magistrate Judge Joaquin Manibusan of the District Court of Guam, prosecutor David Lujan responded to questions from the judge about Cepeda, confirming that the former Guam priest has not yet been served a summons.
“We think we know where he lives, but our special process server can’t seem to find him,” Lujan told the judge.
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