How does a catholic priest in the Pittsburgh Diocese convince 5-year-old boys not to report being abused? It’s simple; they scare the hell out of them. While PA law enforcement, elected officials and the media refuse to expose this horrific problem, I’ve tried for over 24 years to make them finally do their job; so far, not much success. One of the first things catholic priests did in the Pittsburgh Diocese is to threaten to kill the youngsters; most of the time this works. But to make sure that innocent children will do whatever they are told to do by dysfunctional sex freaks in cleric’s attire, sometimes they bring a kitten or puppy to the rape sessions. Why a kitten or puppy, you ask? The sicko priests allow the innocent children to play with the puppies and kittens so as to build an immediate loving bond. Then with no warning, the sicko catholic priest steps on the head of the kitten or puppy allowing the children to hear the whining and slow death of the helpless animal. After a few minutes the catholic priest crushes the head of the animal one more time slowly putting the animal to death. The young children forced to hear the crunching of the skull and the final gasp of breath. Just one more reason the Pittsburgh Diocese has covered up the sins of satanic catholic priests within the Pittsburgh Diocese. Sadly, what has been described to me happened more than once and the priest may still be active in the Pittsburgh Diocese. Yet, there is nowhere to go for help. Mike Ference reporting live from the commonwealth of PA – the Pro-Pedophile state.

How do you cover-up crimes committed by Catholic priests in PA? It’s simple – Just Call 911 By Mike Ference Sometime in the first quarter of 1987, former Catholic priest Father John Wellinger, pastor of Holy Spirit Church in West Mifflin, PA, part of the Pittsburgh Diocese, fed a drug to Greg Witkowski, a teenager attending the University of Pittsburgh. The crime took place in Witkowski’s apartment that he shared with his brother, also a student at Pitt. The drug knocked the youth out for hours, when he awoke, he intuitively called 911. Sadly, that’s when his real nightmare began. Running down the stairs and into the street to meet the paramedics, Witkowski would be whisked away to Presbyterian University Hospital emergency room (now University of Pittsburgh Medical Center). He would be admitted, but never examined by a doctor. Keep in mind this young man was given some sort of drug, administered by a lay person, with very bad intentions, according to Witkowski, he also consumed some alcohol, yet, no doctor wanted to be bothered by this type of case. Why? Could it be that the call to 911, answered by Pittsburgh paramedics, was the first step in alerting the Pittsburgh Diocese that one of their own had harmed another? Would diocesan officials then alert hospital officials to avoid contact with the patient? Or, is it more reasonable to assume that medical personnel, sworn to care for and help others in need would just say we can’t help this guy? I don’t think so. An emergency room doctor, spending so much money on med school and with so much to lose, would never make that call. Then why did Greg Witkowski leave Presbyterian University Hospital that day and receive no medical attention? Who paid the bill?