Fr. Louis E. Miller
Complaints in 1961 but Archbishop Floersh refused Miller’s resignation. Civil suits in 1990 and 1999 alleged that Miller abused minors. Settled out of court. Not removed until 3/2002 when earlier suits were revealed. Named in at least 94 civil suits in 2002-2003. Many settled in 6/2003 as part of large settlement. Pleaded guilty in 3/2003 to abuse of 21 children. Sentenced to 20 years in prison. Pleaded guilty in 6/2003 to abuse of 8 more children; received an additional 10-year sentence. Laicization announced in 11/2004. Incarcerated in 6/2014 at the Kentucky State Reformatory in Oldham County. Died 3/4/2017.
- Assignment Record Compiled by Law Firm
- BA.org Page on Sexual Abuse and Cover-Up in the Louisville Archdiocese, part 1 4/22/11
- Associated Press 04.14.02
- Courier-Journal 04.16.02
- Courier-Journal 04.20.02
- Courier-Journal 06.23.02
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- Courier-Journal 09.29.02
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- Courier-Journal 12.16.02
- Courier-Journal 02.13.03
- Courier-Journal 04.01.03
- Courier-Journal 05.23.03
- Courier-Journal 05.28.03
- Associated Press 06.10.03
- Courier-Journal 06.11.03
- Courier-Journal 06.15.03
- Courier-Journal 09.27.03
- Courier-Journal 11.23.04
- Courier Journal 04.24.09
- Courier-Journal 01.31.10
- Courier-Journal 06.23.13
- Courier-Journal 06.06.14
- Courier-Journal 03.05.17
- WDRB 03.06.17
- WAVE 3 10.10.17
- Courier Journal 11.26.18
- Archdiocese of Louisville List 02.11.19
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