MARYLAND
ABC 2
[with video]
Dakarai Turner
Nov 15, 2016
BALTIMORE –
For the past several months, the Archdiocese of Baltimore has been holding mediation talks with a group of about a dozen people who said they were sexually abused by the same person.
The abuse is alleged to have stretched over a couple of decades and may have happened some years ago, but the alleged victims are just now beginning to feel what they may call justice.
Before it became what is now Seton Keough High School, during the 1960’s and 70’s it was known by a different name — Archbishop Keough.
Teresa Lancaster, a Baltimore area woman, attended classes at Archbishop Keough in 1970 and endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of Fr. Joseph Maskell who worked there as a chaplain.
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