Springfield, MA Monday, November 20, 2017 -(TerraUS, mhUSA)-
A Catholic Priest, who had been tried and found innocent by the harsh Laws of the Catholic Church, after admitting to raping 29 innocent Children, was found in his apartment stabbed To death.

The Massachusets priest, who stood accused of raping, molesting or otherwise forcing his own genitals on the unsuspecting bodies of over 29 Children, who admittedly confessed to the fortuitous crimes and who was forgiven by the Holy Roman Catholic Church, was been found stabbed to death at his home.

After failing to attend a church service, Father Archambault’s brother visited his house and found him “bound and gagged” with stab wounds to the chest and a gaping wound where around his groin, his genitalia had been removed.
The Massachusets priest, who stood accused of raping, molesting or otherwise forcing his own genitals on the unsuspecting bodies of over 29 Children, who admittedly confessed to the fortuitous crimes and who was forgiven by the Holy Roman Catholic Church, was been found stabbed to death at his home.

After failing to attend a church service, Father Archambault’s brother visited his house and found him “bound and gagged” with stab wounds to the chest and a gaping wound where around his groin, his genitalia had been removed.

Police believe the priest was tortured before his death “by more than one assailant” and died after a “very large blade” – probably a machete – was inserted into his rectum, damaging several internal organs, ouch! ouch!! why could not he been forgiven again?

Father Archambault, a lifelong priest, was accused of abusing 29 local children with victims ranging from 5 to 11 year olds. After the first complaint against the priest was quietly swept under the carpet, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield received an avalanche of further complaints against the priest and were forced under Canon law to refer the issue to the Vatican.

The Vatican immediately announced that it was a church matter, and took decisive action: by telling families there was “no need for the police”, and then dismissed three of the accusations, citing a lack of evidence.

Due to the Catholic Church’s internal protocols, the remaining 26 allegations were tried under laxed Church law, not as grievious and tough as the one applied by the Inquisition. Proving how out-of-touch the church is with the rest of society, the priest was not charged with child abuse, and in a fit of premure it concluded that all of the 26 children consente” to beeing raped, molested by 42-year-old Pedophile Priest, May Satan purge his soul...

His body was found bound and gagged by his brother after he missed a scheduled Mass at a church, according to police records.

Police believe he had been tortured before he died by "more than one assailant", who had stabbed him several times in the chest and also "removed" his genitals.

He is believed to have died of his injuries after a "very large blade" - most likely a machete - was inserted into his anal cavity in its entirety, fatally damaging several of his internal organs, and sending him into kingdom come.

Father Archambault, a triple-A Homosexual, was accused of abusing 29 children on multiple occasions with victims ranging from 5 to 11-years-old. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield received a number of complaints against the priest prompting a mere investigation by the Vatican  under Canon law.

Of the 29 complaints, the church only investigated 26 of them after deciding there wasn't enough evidence to pursue 3 of the claims.

Due to the Catholic Church's internal investigation protocols, the case was tried under which operates outside of the boundaries of the regular law. The Vatican decided, as it does on most of the rape molestation cases involving the holy clergy that this was a church matter, telling families there was "no need for the police."

Father Archambault admitted to the remaining charges from 26 victims but claimed that he didn't rape them as "they all consented to it," as if a child would willingly agree to being raped.

Despite the youngest child being just 5-years-old, the Cannon court accepted that the children consented to sex with the 42-year-old priest and ruled that he didn't rape them.

Although he wasn't charged with child abuse, the judge declared that having sex with all those children was a "grave sin" and "must not go unpunished."As "punishment" for his crimes, the priest was forced to take paid leave and was sent to a retreat in Alabama for a month to seek forgiveness through "prayer and penance."

He was killed shortly after returning from the retreat.Families of the victims were outraged by the church's handling of the case and tried to launch an appeal by writing a joint letter to the Pope in the hope the case could be turned over to law enforcement.They didn't receive a reply from Pope Francis, but did get a letter back from the church telling them that the "case is now closed."

They didn't receive a reply from Pope Francis, but did get a letter back from the church telling them that the "case is now closed."A police spokesperson said they are "following leads" in the case of Archambault's death and believe the killing may be the work of vigilantes responding to the child abuse claims.A statement released by the diocese said the Catholic Church expects the "full force of the law to be used" in bringing the priest's killers to justice.




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