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He was angry at me because I wasn't getting better.

Remember one time he was real angry and he was reaping me and I can remember my head hitting the wall.

He was really upset and angry about something and he was really taking it out of me.

I couldn't figure out what I could do because I kept feeling like every time it was over I thought maybe this time God forgave me.

A powerful priest, sexual abuse and the murder of a young popular nun.

In the 60s and 70s, Father Joseph Maskell, a counselor at Archbishop Kio High School, is accused of molesting dozens of students mostly women.

A recent WJZ investigation revealed many of those victims confided in 26-year-old sister Kathy Ceznek just before her shocking murder nearly 50 years ago.

Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profile. This is your host Jim Clementi, retired FBI profiler and writer producer on Criminal Minds. And with me, the Skype from London is...

Laura Richards, Criminal Behavioral Analyst, former New Scotland Yard and Founder and Director of Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service.

And then there's me, Lisa Zambetti, Casting Dress of a Criminal Minds. I need more things after my name.

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Today we're back continuing our coverage of the Netflix DocuSeries, The Keepers.

This has been a very disturbing and contentious docuSeries. There are so many things that we have gotten very upset about and that we've been sort of venting to people about on this podcast.

And believe me, Episode 4 is no different. We are going to have a bunch of things to say in particular about the prosecutor, ADA Sharon May, and her what seems like complete ignorance of the law and certainly her complete ignorance of child sex crimes cases.

So we're on to Episode 4 of the documentary which is called The Barrel. And despite many, many women coming forward to, you know, with allegations of sexual abuse by these priests, somehow it falls on deaf ears.

And there's even a police officer who could also break the case wide open with what he knows and he is too afraid to come forward and he's just referred to as deep throat.

That's right.

Well, that's a lot right there. He is frightened and therefore there's a fear element here which means he doesn't want to be identified and he wants to stay anonymous.

And of course, you know, the irony is that you asked victims to come forward and to put themselves, you know, at risk and at danger and then coming forward to tell these, you know, these deepest darkest secrets, but then you've got law enforcement who do not want to be identified.

And we don't really know the true reason why we are speculating that it's for fear of, you know, the concentric circles of who these individuals are, but, you know, hundreds, a hundred girls come forward and he, there's some revelations from this individual, this police officer right at the start.

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