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With those words 20 years ago, Windle Turley summed up one of the most stunning, far-reaching verdicts in Texas history. Ten of the 11 young men were former altar boys. At the time, the verdict was the largest ever in a case of sexual abuse by the Catholic clergy. That record, however, would soon be eclipsed many times over — in large part because the Kos case helped trigger an avalanche of similar claims against priests across the country. Kos, by then stripped of his priestly duties, was living in San Diego and working occasionally as a paralegal.
He never answered the lawsuit and never appeared in the courtroom of Judge Anne Ashby, who entered a default judgment against him. It convinced them, as well as a substantial group of attorneys for victims, that they could make a difference. The Kos case shook the Catholic Church to its foundations. The diocese understood that. We all understood that. Far beyond punishing one priestly pervert, however, the jurors decreed that the church itself had sinned.
They unanimously found the Dallas diocese grossly negligent, not only for failing to heed years of clear warnings about Kos, but also for engaging in fraud and conspiracy to hide his crimes from the public from law enforcement and even from his parishioners. By , the U. By then, I think, the jury has usually made up its mind. His opening statement in the Kos case was a textbook example — literally. As a young man, Turley entertained thoughts of becoming a Methodist preacher.
He enrolled in a seminary after college, before turning to law. And pretty soon the socks would be off. And then after a few months or years of this, and they seemed to experience this perhaps with less terror, Kos entered into oral sex on almost all of them. The priest, he said, would sometimes give his young victims liquor and drugs — Valium and marijuana, among others — before assaulting them. This was not casual fondling. As soon as they did, the lawyer said, they moved to suspend the wayward priest.
