Documents detail church sex abuse in Chicago
Clip: 1/21/2014 | 7m 48s
Documents reveal Chicago archdiocese protected priests accused of sex abuse
The revelation that the Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago hid decades of child sex abuse was revealed through documents as part of a settlement with victims. The papers describe how church leadership reassigned priests accused of abuse to different parishes. Gwen Ifill talks to Jeff Anderson, attorney for the plaintiffs.
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Documents detail church sex abuse in Chicago
Clip: 1/21/2014 | 7m 48s
The revelation that the Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago hid decades of child sex abuse was revealed through documents as part of a settlement with victims. The papers describe how church leadership reassigned priests accused of abuse to different parishes. Gwen Ifill talks to Jeff Anderson, attorney for the plaintiffs.
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