Everyone that has followed Father Joe's story.

Thank you. And thank you for being invested for season two.

We are not giving up, and our aim is to be as vigilant as possible in uncovering the truth about his death.

A death that, in our opinion, we believe to be a murder.

This is episode one of Season two of deadly diocese. And we thought one of the best ways to begin was the way we left off with our brave investigator and podcast friend Gina.

We met Gina last year during season one.

When I received an email from her and then an

Instagram message and then another email and if you haven't believed in her veracity and passion for

this project and victims of abuse from the Catholic Church then what we're about to tell you

makes it known that she's the truth, the real deal, a warrior for justice.

But she ups the Annie in what she does next.

The mysterious death of Father Joe has consumed us, all of us, including our Buffalo

crew we've put together to aid in his fight

for justice. We were lucky enough to get tech-savvy Gina, whose personal story is intertwined

with the reason Father Joe was killed. From the multiple classmates who have taken their own lives,

due to the abuse and cover up by the members

of the diocese, to her little brother's enduring pain from the abuse he suffered by her late

uncle, Art Smith. In this season, we will hear from Art Smith on his deathbed, elusive

confessions of sorts. Information he could only have known if he was there,

or was at least told about it by someone that was there, or the inner circle of the Diocese Good Old Boys Club. We will be releasing the security camera footage from that day on our Patreon

in hopes that someone out there has a tip and recognizes something suspicious.

We have pinpointed many suspicious comings and goings, but maybe one of you recognizes

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