Scott Verti, a former altar boy at a Catholic church in Fort Collins alleges he was sexually abused more than 100 times over the course of three years by former Rev. Timothy Evans.
DENVER — After seeing the former Catholic priest he accuses of sexually abusing him be released from prison, a Denver man has filed a civil lawsuit against the priest, the Archdiocese of Denver and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Parish in Fort Collins.
At that time, an additional four years was added in relation to another sex abuse case. Then, in July 2020, Evans was paroled after serving 13 years of the 18-year sentence, according to a release.“My hope is that by coming forward and speaking here today, it will encourage parents to talk to their kids about this very sad, but very real danger that people are in a position of power present to their children,” Verti said.
Despite those allegations at the time, Evans was still ordained as a priest. Verti’s attorney alleges the sexual and physical abuse was reported in Evans’ first parish. The Archdiocese of Denver cares about all survivors of sexual abuse and is fully committed to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community - children, youth, and at-risk adults.
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