S2 Ep31: Sister Cathy, The Crusade for Justice
In this episode, we turn the spotlight on a significant legislative development in the fight against child sexual abuse. This groundbreaking episode delves into the details of House Bill 687 — The Hidden Predator Act of 2019 — and its potential to change the legal landscape for survivors of child sex abuse in Maryland.
Listeners will be taken to the heart of Annapolis, Maryland, as Shane and Gemma share an impassioned and powerful speech by House Delegate CT Wilson, a staunch advocate of the bill and a survivor himself. His advocacy is not just political; it's deeply personal. Those who have watched "The Keepers" will recall Wilson's testimony and his challenges in forwarding legislation against the opposition of the Archdiocese.
The episode dissects the implications of the bill, which aims to abolish Maryland’s statute of limitations for civil claims against child sex abusers. Significantly, it proposes a two-year look-back window, allowing for the revival of claims previously barred by the statute of limitations. This legislation could pave the way for many survivors to seek the justice that has long been denied to them.
Shane and Gemma will present the heated debates and the Judicial Proceedings Committee's discussions, offering listeners an inside look at the legislative process. Through this episode, "Foul Play: Crime Series" not only aims to inform but also to underscore the prevalence of abuse with staggering statistics — 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys are sexually abused in the United States, with the majority of cases going unreported.
"Episode 31 - Sister Cathy: The Crusade for Justice" isn't just an episode; it's a part of a larger narrative of resilience and accountability. Join us as we shed light on the potential shift in the judicial system that acknowledges the enduring pain of survivors and honors their courage by giving them a voice.
Be part of a poignant narrative that champions truth and stands in solidarity with those who have suffered in silence, as we continue to unravel the complexities of Sister Cathy Cesnik's unsolved case and the systemic issues it reveals.
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Listeners will be taken to the heart of Annapolis, Maryland, as Shane and Gemma share an impassioned and powerful speech by House Delegate CT Wilson, a staunch advocate of the bill and a survivor himself. His advocacy is not just political; it's deeply personal. Those who have watched "The Keepers" will recall Wilson's testimony and his challenges in forwarding legislation against the opposition of the Archdiocese.
The episode dissects the implications of the bill, which aims to abolish Maryland’s statute of limitations for civil claims against child sex abusers. Significantly, it proposes a two-year look-back window, allowing for the revival of claims previously barred by the statute of limitations. This legislation could pave the way for many survivors to seek the justice that has long been denied to them.
Shane and Gemma will present the heated debates and the Judicial Proceedings Committee's discussions, offering listeners an inside look at the legislative process. Through this episode, "Foul Play: Crime Series" not only aims to inform but also to underscore the prevalence of abuse with staggering statistics — 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys are sexually abused in the United States, with the majority of cases going unreported.
"Episode 31 - Sister Cathy: The Crusade for Justice" isn't just an episode; it's a part of a larger narrative of resilience and accountability. Join us as we shed light on the potential shift in the judicial system that acknowledges the enduring pain of survivors and honors their courage by giving them a voice.
Be part of a poignant narrative that champions truth and stands in solidarity with those who have suffered in silence, as we continue to unravel the complexities of Sister Cathy Cesnik's unsolved case and the systemic issues it reveals.
Visit us online at itsfoulplay.com
Our Sponsors:
* Check out Rosetta Stone and use my code TODAY for a great deal: www.rosettastone.com/today
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