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Australian prosecutor struggles to explain Cardinal Pell’s conviction
June 06, 2019
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CWN Editor's Note: In answering questions from judges at an Australian appeals court, the chief prosecutor in the case of Cardinal George Pell had trouble explaining his reliance on a single witness, whose testimony conflicted with the prosecution’s own theory. One judge suggested that the reported details of the alleged crime—in which the cardinal supposedly molested a young boy—were “wildly improbable.”
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