Fr. Richard L. McCaffrey
Accused in 2005 of abuse of three girls in about 1981. Placed on permanent leave when the Fairbanks diocese deemed the allegations credible. Civil suit filed by one of the accusers in 8/2005. Second accuser joined the suit in 10/2005. Two or more pending claims shown in bankruptcy reorganization documents for the Fairbanks diocese 1/25/2010. On the Jesuits West list 12/7/2018 (name misspelled McCaffery). It notes reports in 2005, 2007 and 2008 of abuse 1978-1079, 1979-1981 and 1992-1996. Living in Colombiere Jesuit Community in Portland, OR when he died 5/7/1006. His status at the time of his death was “awaiting assignment,” per the Jesuits West list. On the Jesuits Northeast Province list 1/15/1019. The Fairbanks list in 11/1020 shows nine reports of abuse.
- BA.org Assignment Record
- Jesuits West Province List 12.07.18
- Jesuits Northeast Province List 01.15.19
- Diocese of Fairbanks List 11.16.20
- Alaskan Shepherd June-July 2003, 06.30.03
- Fairbanks Daily News Miner 06.02.05
- Anchorage Daily News 08.10.05
- Fairbanks Daily News Miner 08.10.05
- KTUU 08.22.05
- Fairbanks Daily News Miner 08.22.05
- Fairbanks Daily News Miner 08.24.05
- KTUU 10.17.05
- Fairbanks Daily News Miner 10.18.05
- Fairbanks News-Miner 05.09.06
- Anchorage Daily News (AP) 05.10.06
- Good Jesuit, Bad Jesuit 11.12.09
- Excerpt from Bankruptcy Reorganization Documents for Fairbanks Diocese 01.25.10
- Jesuits West Province List 12.07.18
- Jesuits Northeast Province List 01.15.20
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