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Former Australian Catholic bishop sentenced for abusing Indigenous men
A former Australian Catholic bishop has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for sexually abusing two young Indigenous men
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A former Australian Catholic bishop has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for sexually abusing two young Indigenous men
A former Australian Catholic bishop was sentenced Wednesday to six years and six months in prison for sexually abusing two young Indigenous men.
A former Australian Catholic bishop has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for sexually abusing two young Indigenous men
PERTH, Australia (AP) — A former Australian Catholic bishop was sentenced Wednesday to six years and six months in prison for sexually abusing two young Indigenous men.
Christopher Alan Saunders, 76, appeared in WA District Court on Wednesday after he was found guilty by a jury on 13 charges including unlawful and indecent assault and penetration without consent in August.
Christopher Alan Saunders, 76, appeared in WA District Court on Wednesday after he was found guilty by a jury on 13 charges including unlawful and indecent assault and penetration without consent in August.
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