Fr. Thomas J. Graham
Convicted in 2005 of orally sodomizing a boy in the late 1970s. Sentenced to 20 years in prison. Archdiocese investigated in 1994 but allegations weren’t substantiated. Archdiocese posted bond while case was being appealed. MO Supreme Court overturned the conviction and prison sentence 11/06, saying sodomy had a 3-year statute of limitation. New suit filed 3/11 by a man who alleged abuse twice in 1966. Another sued 5/12, claiming 1966 abuse. Graham “no longer in public ministry.” Trial in civil suit 3/13. New allegation 4/16 of sex abuse in 1980s at a Wildwood parish. On permanent administrative leave. On archdiocese’s list 7/26/19, noting allegations substantiated.
- St Louis Review 04.20.16
- St Louis Post Dispatch 03.03.02
- St Louis Post-Dispatch 11.02.02
- Post Dispatch 04.12.03
- Post Dispatch (AP) 09.28.04
- Kansas City Star (AP) 07.21.05
- Kansas City Star (AP) 08.29.05
- Post Dispatch 08.29.05
- KSDK 08.30.05
- Post Dispatch 08.31.05
- Post Dispatch 08.31.05
- Post Dispatch 09.06.05
- Kansas City Star 11.21.05
- KWMU 09.13.06
- Post Dispatch 09.14.06
- Post Dispatch 11.08.06
- Voice from the Desert 08.18.08
- St Louis Post Dispatch 03.26.11
- St Louis Post Dispatch 05.02.12
- Berger’s Beat 05.21.12
- St Louis Review 04.20.16
- Archdiocese of St Louis List 07.26.19
- St Louis Post-Dispatch 08.05.19
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