Fr. Dennis G. Carey
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Resigned from position at St. Paul in Chains in Waterford in 6/2012 after police began investigation into 275 child porn images and 63 videos on church computer. Worked for 25 years as a CPA before ordination. Arrested; arraigned 7/3/2012. Admitted addiction to child porn for two years but denied any improper touching of a child. Pleaded not guilty. In treatment in 9/2012 at St. John Vianney. Died 5/20/2013. Included on the diocese’s list in 2/2019.
- WFSB 06.30.12
- Hartford Courant 07.01.12
- The Patch 07.01.12
- The Day 07.02.12
- Hartford Courant 07.03.12
- Norwich Bulletin 07.03.12
- New Haven Register 07.03.12
- SNAP Statement 07.03.12
- The Day 07.03.12
- The Day 07.03.12
- The Day 07.03.12
- The Patch 07.03.12
- The Patch 07.04.12
- The Patch 07.06.12
- The Day 07.08.12
- Norwich Bulletin 07.08.12
- The Day 07.09.12
- The Patch 07.09.12
- The Patch 09.05.12
- The Day 05.29.13
- Diocese of Norwich List 02.10.19
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