Fr. Robert Allgaier
Report to police in 10/2001 that Allgaier had viewed child pornography on his computer. Archbishop Curtiss knew of the allegation in 2001 yet reassigned Allgaier to a middle school after he had been evaluated by a psychologist. Removed from ministry in 2/2002 just prior to charges being filed. Sent to treatment. Pleaded guilty to attempted possession of child pornography for using computers to view internet photos of children involved in sex acts. Sentenced to two years probation. Left the priesthood in 2005. Was on the state sex offender registry, from which he was removed in 2014. Included on the Diocese’s list 11/30/2018.
- Omaha World Herald 03.01.02
- Omaha World Herald 03.05.02
- Omaha World Herald 03.12.02
- Omaha World Herald 03.19.02
- Omaha World Herald 03.25.02
- Omaha World Herald 03.28.02
- Omaha World Herald 05.17.02
- Omaha World Herald 06.10.02
- Dallas Morning News 06.12.02
- Omaha World Herald 06.18.02
- Omaha World Herald 08.16.02
- Associated Press 01.30.04
- Omaha World Herald 05.10.05
- The Catholic Voice 12.03.18
- Archdiocese of Omaha List updated 06.01.19
- NE A.G. Report 11.04.21
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