Fr. Jose Superiaso
Ordained in the Philippines. Arrived in the US in 1989. Left San Francisco in 1998 to work on a Native American reservation in the Santa Fe Archdiocese. Arrested there in 2003 on charges of abuse of girl, ages 12-13, in CA 1994-1995. He acknowledged engaging in intercourse between 20-30 times with the young girl. Mistrial in 2004. Pleaded guilty 2005 and sentenced to 10 years in prison. Released in 1/12; deportation to Philippines pending.
- Mercury News 06.11.03
- San Francisco Chronicle 06.11.03
- New Mexican 06.12.03
- Albuquerque Journal 08.01.03
- San Mateo Daily Journal 12.30.03
- San Mateo County Times 08.24.04
- San Francisco Examiner 08.24.04
- San Mateo County Times 09.18.04
- San Mateo County Times 10.07.04
- New Mexican 03.12.06
- SNAP 01.28.09
- New Mexican 02.05.09
- San Mateo County Times 02.13.09
- ABS-CBN 02.14.12
- SNAP Statement 02.14.12
- New Mexican 02.14.12
- ABS-CBN News 02.16.12
- GMA News 02.16.12
- GMA News 02.16.12
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