Court Accredits Case of Abuse of Priest Felipe Berrios, but Dismisses It by Statute of Limitations
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The 34th Court of the Crime of Santiago has definitively dismissed the case against ex-Jessuita Felipe Berrios, who was one of the most influential priests in Chile, considering that criminal proceedings were prescribed in an investigation after a complaint against her for sexual abuse of a minor. Although the case has been closed, Judge Edgardo Gutierrez took the offence for “a single fact” occurred 25 years ago, when the complainant, today an …
This Tuesday the defense of the priest Felipe Berrios del Solar announced that it will appeal to the judgment of the Thirty-fourth Court of the Crime of Santiago that issued a complete and definitive dismissal by statute of limitations of the criminal action in the investigation followed by a complaint filed by a woman for sexual abuse of more than 12 years. “Today, a ruling issued by Judge Edgardo Gutiérrez Basualto, of the 34th Court of the Cr…
What happened? The Thirty-fourth Court of the Crime of Santiago resolved the “total and definitive” dismissal of the priest Felipe Berrios, due to the prescription of the investigation related to the complaint of a woman for sexual abuse of a person over 12 years of age, according to Meganoticias slogan. Anyway, a fact occurred in August 2000, in the context of a spiritual retreat carried out in the Shrine of Schoenstatt, municipality of La Flor…
The defense of Felipe Berrios confirmed that it will appeal to the decision of the Thirty-fourth Court of the Crime of Santiago, which confirmed that the priest performed “acts of relevance and sexual connotation” against a victim over 12 years of age, although it issued a total and definitive dismissal by statute of limitations. According to the Judiciary, the event would have occurred during a spiritual retreat held at the Shrine of Schoenstat…
A single event occurred in August 2000 during a spiritual retreat at the Shrine of Schoenstatt, commune of La Florida, was credited.
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