The Munich lawyer Alexander Stevens, who represents Vatican Monsignor Florian Kolfhaus in his fight against Vatican Monsignor Christoph Kühn, accused of homosexual acts, tries to force the law with the media club.
In a September 4 release, he announced that there will be a "hearing" next Monday in the Eichstätt Ordinariate as part of a church investigations against Kühn.
Stevens has repeatedly used the German filth-newspaper Bild for his cause. His hypothesis: Kühn "sexually harassed" and "coerced" Kolfhaus while both were working in the Vatican.
At the Eichstätt hearings, the plaintiff's legal representatives, the Roman canon-lawyer Laura Sgrò - who already tried to hype the Orlandi case - and Stevens will set the scene.
For a better effect, they will perform a show run for journalists in front of a church in Eichstätt before the meeting.
Stevens maintains that another person has claimed that during his work in the Vatican he was "forced" to commit homosexual acts by the defendant. …More