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Dallas Jesuit Alum Files Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against School, Church
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DALLAS (1080 KRLD) - A sexual abuse lawsuit has been filed against Dallas Jesuit Preparatory School and the Dallas Roman Catholic Diocese.
Filed by a Jesuit alum, the suit says the man, now 54-years-old, was molested by the late Reverend Patrick Koch whose name was included on the Dallas Diocese list of priests who were "credibly accused" of sexually abusing children.
Beginning in 1972, Koch served as principal, president and alumni director up through 1986. He died in 2006.