So the next day he called me, and he said he was having a problem and he was away from the parish.
And I knew, just talking to him, that there was something wrong.
Then we told him we would help him.
I said, "If you didn't do any of these things to children,
"you have no problem.
There's no way anybody can accuse you of... "
Even the word molestation never even entered my mind.
It was just touching.
I said, "If you didn't touch these kids
"in an inappropriate way or touched them sexually,
"you don't have anything to worry about.
You don't have a record. "
Then he said, Well, I had a problem nine years ago. "
When we started our investigation, we found out that this had not been the first incident that he had been involved in.
Going back as far as the mid-'70s he had been involved with molesting children.
It appeared that... to us that there was a lot of knowledge about that outside of our community but none of that information had reached us.
At that point we were supporting him.
Yeah.
Then he was concerned about his family and stuff.
So I talked to his family in Ireland, and told them that we would support him and make sure he got represented and everything like that.
At that point we obtained arrest warrants for Oliver O'Grady for multiple counts of lewd and lascivious acts with minors.
We served search warrants at the parish here in San Andreas, the rectory here in San Andreas, the diocese in Stockton, and in law offices...
Not law offices, but the offices of Cardinal Mahony in Los Angeles.
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