Br. Nicholas Paul Bendillo
Known as “Br. Vic.” Taught at McGill-Toolen High School in Mobile 1959-1998. Complaint received in 1998. Placed on leave. Received treatment. Arrested in 4/2003. Convicted. Sentenced in 2004 to five years in prison. Multiple plaintiffs with allegations going back to 1963. Civil suit filed in 2003 by two men. Settled in 2004. Two more suits filed in 5/2004. Released from prison hospital 7/04/2007 at age 78. Sent to MO for treatment. On AL and MO sex offender registries. On Mobile archdiocese’s list 12/6/2018. Noted to be deceased. On Jackson diocese’s list 3/19/2019.
- Mobile Register 04.06.03
- Mobile Register 04.13.03
- Mobile Register 04.25.03
- Mobile Register 04.27.03
- Mobile Register 05.01.03
- Associated Press 05.12.03
- Mobile Register 10.02.03
- Mobile Register 02.17.04
- Associated Press 04.09.04
- Mobile District Attorney Release 04.30.04
- Associated Press 05.05.04
- Associated Press 05.27.04
- Associated Press 04.06.05
- My Fox Gulf Coast 07.27.07
- My Fox Gulf Coast 08.09.07
- Press Register 08.10.07
- Lagniappe Mobile 09.12.18
- Diocese of Jackson List 03.19.19
- Lagniappe 09.10.23
- Laniappe 10.12.23
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