Fr. Michael Dominic Ledoux
Accused in 1/2003 of sexually abusing a boy in 1987 or 1988 at St. Thomas Aquinas in Derry. Oral sex alleged with attempts in NH and MA. Claim settled. Order found accusations credible. Diocese learned that Franciscans knew of allegation in 2002 but didn’t tell the diocese. Ledoux was at parish 4/1986 to 9/1989. Worked as dean at Widener University for nine years until summer 2012, when officials learned of earlier accusation. He resigned rather than being placed on leave. Denied allegation. Also worked in Pittsburgh.
- Case File from New Hampshire Records
- NH AG Audit Records 03.26.09
- Philadelphia Inquirer 01.04.13
- SNAP Statement 01.04.13
- Daily Times 01.07.13
- Eagle-Tribune 01.08.13
- SNAP Statement 01.08.13
- Daily Times 01.14.13
- SNAP Statement 01.16.13
- SNAP Statement 01.23.13
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 01.23.13
- KDKA 01.23.13
- Tribune-Democrat 01.24.13
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 01.24.13
- Tribune-Review 01.24.13
- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review 04.08.13
- SNAP Media Statement 06.17.14
- Diocese of Manchester List 07.31.19
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