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Church victim accused of having ‘credibility of $3 note’ gets $2.2 million

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A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarded him $2.2 million. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarded him $2.2 million.S1S2
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1w Brisbanetimes

Church victim accused of having ‘credibility of $3 note’ gets $2.2 million

A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarde…

1w Smh

Church victim accused of having ‘credibility of $3 note’ gets $2.2 million

A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarde…

1w Theage

Church victim accused of having ‘credibility of $3 note’ gets $2.2 million

A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarde…

Church victim accused of having ‘credibility of $3 note’ gets $2.2 million

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The brief

A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarded him $2.2 million. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarded him $2.2 million.S1S2
Timeline · newest first

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S1 BrisbanetimesLead 1 report · EN
S2 Smh 1 report · EN
S3 Theage 1 report · EN