Fr. Darrell J. Mitchell
Working in Yakima in 2003 when accused of having nude pictures of boys on his computer. Suspended during the investigation by the FBI and Church. Sent to a treatment facility in St. Louis for evaluation. Eventually cleared of wrongdoing. Transferred to the St. Louis Archdiocese and allowed to return to active ministry without notice to parishioners. Resigned in 1/07 “because he had been hounded so much.” Assigned as director of Calvary Cemetery in Yakima as of 10/11.
- Yakima Herald-Republic 12.21.06
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer (AP) 12.21.06
- Yakima Herald-Republic 12.23.06
- KNDO/KNDU 12.24.06
- Yakima Herald-Republic 01.07.07
- Yakima Herald-Republic 01.07.07
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer 01.11.07
- Yakima Herald-Republic 01.12.07
- St Louis Post Dispatch 01.12.07
- South County Journal 01.16.07
- KOMO (AP) 01.21.07
- Yakima Herald-Republic 04.13.07
- Yakima Herald-Republic 04.02.08
- Voice from the Desert 08.18.08
- Yakima Herald-Republic 05.11.10
- Catholic Culture 05.13.10
- Yakima Herald-Republic 10.21.11
- Yakima Herald-Republic 10.04.15
- Yakima Herald-Republic 07.17.22
- Yakima Herald-Republic 07.17.22
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