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In all, the Archdiocese mediated 13 cases through Jacobs, 11 women and 2 men.

A trail of abuse at least some of these survivors are happy to finally see come out.

I want everyone to know what happens so that it doesn't happen again.

He said to me, if you tell anyone I'm going to shoot you. Case closed. There's my school.

Theresa Lancaster says she was abused by Masco when she was in high school.

She was one of two women who filed a $40 million lawsuit against him in the Archdiocese of Baltimore more than 20 years ago.

The suit was thrown out because the statute of limitations had passed.

She hopes the renewed public interest in the online petition will put pressure on the church to make the priest's file public.

Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profile. This is your host Jim Clementi, former New York City prosecutor and retired FBI profiler.

And with me today is Lisa Zambetti. I'm the casting director for Criminal Minds where Jim Clementi is my colleague and I have a real interest in real crime and the minds that solve those crimes.

And today, Lisa and I have a very special guest.

My name is Joelle Castex and I am an author and speaker and I'm one of the leading advocates for adult victims of child sexual abuse, mostly with an institutions like the Catholic Church.

Well, thank you very much, Joel, for coming on Real Crime Profile. We really appreciate it. And thank you even more for being an advocate for victims of child sexual victimization.

And we just finished talking about the second episode of the Keepers on Netflix. Have you seen that series?

Yes, I have and I know a lot of the people who are involved in it.

And the keepers is basically what I do. I'm a survivor of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

So what I do is very much like what the women who were trying to figure out what happened to sister Kathy have done except what I do is in a much larger scale and much more deeply involved in this civil justice system.

Well, that's great. And believe me, we're going to have a lot of questions for you about that.

And just so we can put this into context, the John Jay Catholic Church priest abuse study covered the time period between 1950 and 2000.

And they identified roughly 3000 priest offenders and over 10,000 child victims during that time period.

They discovered that the average delay in reporting by a child was 20 years and that 25% delayed after 30 years delayed disclosure until 30 years after the offense.

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