The Justice Ministry on Monday said it concluded the investigation
into ousted Vatican envoy Jozef Wesolowski with depositions from five
victims.
It said the prelate’s case file and has medical exams were sent to
the Vatican, with taped the testimony from some of the victims, as well
as statements from the deacon Francisco Javier Occis, who was allegedly
aware of the Catholic bishop’s actions and affirmed he had intercourse
with Wesolowski.
Among the victims is a boy who is18 years of age today, but was abused for several years when he was a minor.
In his deposition, the deacon said that "he (Wesolowski) apparently
smoked and took passes (snorted cocaine). He never did it in front of
me. He bought the drug on the street."
The Pope has the audios by the victims and the versions of the deacon.
Interrogated by the Vatican
In a statement, the Justice Ministry a Vatican envoy sent to the
country interviewed Occis, who’s being held for an unrelated sexual
assault. It said it provided all the mechanisms to satisfy the Vatican’s
request.