Priest asked to take Leave Following Unfortunate Pictures on PC

Ever-since security officials found certain inappropriate pictures on Father Brendan Doyle's school computer, the Helias High School priest is on vacation, published California Democrat dated November 30, 2011.

Officials stated that Fr. Doyle complained about one PC-virus on his system following which he requested it be technically scrutinized. Consequently, following that scrutiny, the said pictures became evident.

Specifically as per one of the officials Mr. Dan, Father Doyle asked for technical help as well as a checkup of his PC. Taking immense caution, they forwarded his computer to an agency for law enforcement to conduct additional review, Dan continued. California Democrat published this.

Furthermore, Dan said that within the purview of the Diocese policy, Fr. Doyle's case had been reported to the board for diocese examination. And so long as the review went on, Fr. Doyle had been asked to take paid leave.

Another official Joyce, who wouldn't make clear the reason why police was asked to take over Doyle's computer, however, stated that the pictures' examination wasn't one to make any religious interpretation rather an ordinary man's interpretation, which necessitated its handing over for the scrutiny.

Presently, everybody is restrained from commenting on the investigation.

Spokesman of Jefferson City Police namely Capt. Doug Shoemaker stated that his unit was awaiting news about the case. Besides, Joyce wouldn't specify the law-enforcement organization's name to which the PC was handed over, citing the plentiful caution that went into doing so. He wouldn't also say anything about the inappropriate content.

Meanwhile, Brian Francka lawyer for Doyle said that Fr. Doyle knew about the ongoing probe, which Diocese publicized, and was awaiting the probe's conclusion until when he wouldn't be able to comment anything whatsoever.

Also, Bill Farr, parishioner at St. Peter stated that if the curious pictures were discovered on Fr. Doyle's computer, then probably a hacker or some virus was involved, adding with apologies for saying that Fr. Doyle wasn't simply sufficiently computer-savvy. Connect Midmissouri.com published this in news on December 2, 2011.

Eventually, with all that had happened hitherto, the Jefferson City people stated that they were in continuous support for the priest.

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