Anaedoonline.ng Rev Fr. Duru, who was falsely accused of sexually assaulting one Kathy Coll from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America, has been vindicated, according to reports.
Kathy Coll’s (Accuser) scheme, according to investigations, began on a Sunday afternoon after church.
As Fr. Cyprian was walking to the sacristy to remove his priestly robes, she hurried after him, seeking to take pictures of him, which he declined owing to worries about her motives.
However, after checking with the Parish Pastor, who provided his approval, Fr. Cyprian agreed to the photo shoot. It wasn’t long before it was discovered that the lady in question had turned an innocent request into something else by utilizing the picture to make false charges to Church and government authorities, accusing Fr. Cyprian of sexual misconduct. This has been happening since 2016.
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Both the government, the Church, and other concerned authorities, including those at Duquesne University, where Fr. Cyprian was pursuing his Master’s and PhD degrees while concurrently serving as a priest, launched investigations to determine the reality of the case.
Following all of the thorough investigations, Fr. Cyprian was vindicated, and he was pronounced innocent of the accusation, since Kathy Coll had no solid evidence to back up her claims, and the matter was tossed into the dustbin. During the investigations, it was also discovered that the Lady has a gang and that they have taken this as a serious and lucrative business. Most of the time, they falsely accuse priests and others in order to obtain large sums of money from various persons or organisations.
Today, Fr. Cyprian Duru has completed his Master’s and PhD degrees in Biomedical Ethics at the same Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
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Some of the members of the case’s investigation team include (Ross Township Police Department, Office of Alleghey District Attorney, the entire family of Duquesne University and other legal experts or attorneys).
Throughout the investigation, they were determined, thorough, impartial, and diligent, with no regard for sentiments or outside influences.
In response to the verdict, Rev Fr Duru said, “May God pardon and change the hearts of those who wish the demise of others.”
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