Fr. David Imming
Accused in a 2003 lawsuit of the sexual abuse of a boy 20 years prior. The suit claimed the Archdiocese had forced Imming to resign and removed his privileges because of a complaint of abuse of a different boy during the same time as the plaintiff’s abuse. At least six other accusers came forward. Imming “retired” in 2001. The suit was dismissed in 1/2010. Name included on the Kansas City KS archdiocese’s list 1/25/2019. It notes more than one allegation of abuse, occurring in 1980 in OK. Imming was never assigned to KC. On the OK City list 10/3/2019, which notes faculties removed 5/13/2002. Laicized 6/10/2011.
- Associated Press 03.31.03
- Daily Oklahoman 04.01.03
- Associated Press 04.04.03
- Daily Oklahoman 07.12.03
- Alva Review-Courier 05.15.05
- SCHOVANEC v ARCHDIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA CITY Cause No 102,028, Supreme Court of Oklahoma 07.01.08
- Alva Review-Courier 01.29.10
- Archdiocese of Kansas City KS List 01.25.19
- Archdiocese of Oklahoma City List 10.03.19
- The Oklahoman 10.04.19
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