Anthony Odiong, accused of sexually abusing three female congregants in Waco, faces a maximum of 20 years in prison per charge
The criminal trial of a Roman Catholic priest who ministered in Texas and south-east Louisiana and was charged with illicitly abusing his status as a clergyman to pursue sex with spiritually vulnerable female congregants began on Tuesday with jury selection.
Anthony Odiong, 57, faces charges of second-degree sexual assault in a state courthouse in Waco, Texas, involving three women whom he met while working there.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Ramon Antonio Vargas in Waco, Texas.
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