Deposition of Andrew Eisenzimmer | May 6 2014 (Part 3)

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On May 6, 2014 Attorney Andrew Eisenzimmer gave sworn testimony under oath as part of a civil lawsuit involving a man, Doe 1, sexually abused as a child by former priest Thomas Adamson at St. Thomas Aquinas parish in St. Paul Park, Minnesota. Eisenzimmer has worked in various capacities for the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis for over 30 years and is currently a consultant. He worked as Chancellor for Civil Affairs from 2005-2012.
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[@seanoregan998]

The lawyer asking the questions is very weak.

[@dashoneconner]

Oh yeah this "witness" shld be treated as a hostile witness. Hes a liar and a conspirator

[@irek4656]

Will he argue with God in front of His judgement throne as he does here?! Omg. Covering his mouth not to tell the truth.

[@violetfrankson5924]

Good question¿?

[@Timmichanga361]

Im not Catholic and I have my own issues with Church. All of this conduct that has been revealed over past 20 yrs is disgusting and disheartening.
However, listening to these depositions, this lawyer has interpreted statements and testimony in ways to fit the narrative
He has misquoted other despondents and entered those misquotes as fact.
Negligence does not have to be present in order for mistakes to be made. These children who have been victimized are all tragedies. If a direct coverup is ever proven then they can skip St. Peters gate and go strate to hell. But again, negligence is not necessarily always present when these things happen. Sometimes we have to put the blame soley on the individual perpetrator