Fr. Morgan J. Kuhl
Arrested 1999 via internet sting. Thought he was meeting 15-year-old boy for sex; traveled to Perth Amboy NJ to meet the ‘boy,’ who was FBI agent. Reported to have attempted same previously. Sentenced to 4 months in half-way house and 4 months in-house arrest; judge reduced sentence to 5 years’ probation and adherence to program at Trinity Retreat in Larchmont. Arrested 2002 for fondling 16-year-old boy in 1999. Pled guilty. Sentenced to 45 days jail and 1 yr probation; given 1-year conditional discharge. In 4/17 last known to be living in Holmes, NY. Alias, Morgan J. Kihl. On archdiocese’s list 4/26/19. Laicized.
- BA.org Assignment Record
- New York Post 10.06.99
- New York Daily News 10.06.99
- New York Times 10.11.99
- Star Ledger 06.17.00
- New York Times 10.12.00
- USA Today 11.11.02
- Dallas Morning News 03.02.03
- Catalyst 04.30.03
- Staten Island Advance 05.24.03
- New York Post 05.25.03
- Larchmont Gazette 09.19.06
- Larchmont Gazette 09.19.06
- Archdiocese of New York List 04.26.19
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