Pastor practiced oral sex to the faithful to "suck the demons" | Chronic

Presbyterian pastor in New Jersey accused of badually badaulting several worshipers on the pretext of "exorcise evil spirits who lived in their bodies".

Three men claim that Reverend Dr. William Weaver He committed badual acts with them when they came to see him, when they privately consulted him for advice from the Linden Presbyterian Church.

Weaver, 69, reportedly told the youth he needed "Suck" his demons through his sperm, citing Native American rituals and a verse from the epistle to the Ephesians, where Christians are indicated: "Put on all the armor of God".

According to the impact statements sent by the three subjects to Elizabeth Rectory, which has jurisdiction over the Linden Church, Weaver ordered them to undress and lie down. After, he placed a "Angel Room" on the forehead and put stones in the hands and ankles, asking them to keep them in balance.

witnesses

One of the men, A.J. Softer, says that he started going to Weaver for family problems in 2000, when he was 20 years old. "I refuse to remain silent," he wrote in his statement. "I have to make sure that it will never happen to anyone again".

Another man, Jared Staunton, notes that after his attack, Weaver "He raised his head and looked me in the eyes, saying:" You no longer have to worry, now I am your protector ".. After saying that, Staunton said, the minister kissed him on the lips.

"He did well on one side"said to my central jersey. "But on the other hand, he has done all this bad for who knows how many people.It is not possible that there are only three people.There must be more " affirmed one of the victims.

In a survey conducted by the Presbyterian Church, credible evidence of "The multiple acts of idolatry and the lack of badual ethics". Presumably, gay badgraphy was also discovered on a church-owned computer that was in Weaver's office.

Justice must act

On January 25, an ecclesiastical trial was scheduled, but Weaver resigned from the presbytery and his jurisdiction the day before. Subsequently, he moved to a closed retirement community in Lakewood, one hour from Linden.

Meeker, Staunton and another parishioner also reportedly presented their case to the civil authorities, but the Union County Attorney's Office said he could not confirm or deny the details.

Last June, the three men, along with a woman who claims that Weaver had attacked her in the same way, filed suit in the Middlebad County Superior Court. In addition to Weaver, they also sued Linden Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth Rectory and Presbyterian Church (United States).