In 2016, Randy Engel assured us, with great confidence ... amidst the undertone of a novelist's smug suspicion ... that the evidence of Anthony Cipolla being a serial molester was blatant. She stated that the evidence existed in the fact that Cipolla was "moved around" a lot of times, in a five-year period. He was given multiple parish assignments in as many years.
According to Engel, this is unheard-of, and is the tell-tale sign of a molester. According to reality, however, the multiple parish assignments given to a newly ordained priest was something quite common. Engel erroneously concluded that:
Of course, Randy Engel was making it look as if Anthony Cipolla kept getting caught molesting youth after youth, followed by him being assigned to a different parish, as a cover-up, over and over again. This is why multi-million dollar defamation lawsuits exist.
In her claiming that it was "unusual" for a newly ordained priest to be frequently shifted from parish to parish, Engel LIED. It was and is very common for a newly ordained priest to be shifted-around, simply for the sake of gaining experience.
Observe the reality of a newly ordained diocesan priest ... even in the 1970s, according to the Archdio of D.C, the Denver Catholic, the Jersey Catholic, EWTN, and other sources:
Concerning Cipolla's assignments, I do know that there was one specific pastor Cipolla could not stand. So, he requested a transfer. But, Randy Engel insinuated that each parish assignment equally one molestation accusation.
No, Engel simply succumbed to the influence of her pushy and emotionally disturbed "good good New Jersey friend" who wanted Cipolla gone forever. Engel did NOT think things out. She trusted her very pushy and hate-filled friend. She was basically a groupie following a cult leader, at least in 2016.
That New Jersey woman freaked out when Cipolla tried to get a home-schooling job as some kind of religion teacher. The New Jersey woman didn't know that Anthony Cipolla:
1] Was NEVER arrested, but was rather defamed by a single mom who claimed that DNA evidence was taken from young Tucker's clothes and was positively matched to Cipolla in a hospital lab within three days time, when 1978 DNA matches took an average of 52 days to complete and the testing thereof never occurred in hospitals.
2] Was officially cleared to TWO DA offices who found that Tim Bendig's accusations against Cipolla were unfounded, being that there was zero physical evidence and no corroborating witnesses.
3] NEVER had to register as a sex offender, being that he was never even arrested for a sex offense.
4] Had dozens of character witnesses lined-up to testify at the Tim Bendig lawsuit trial which Wuerl made sure would never happen, by giving Tim an out of court settlement shortly before the trial was schedules to start.
5] Was only accused by a Diane Thompson who was proven to be an outright wall-to-wall liar and who was the alleged puppet master of her sons, one of which was also proven to be a liar outright, especially concerning the two African Methodist Church crimes done by the same two guys who were two and three years older than Diane Thompson's eldest son ... or step son ... or whatever he was.
6] Had no one else accused him of molestation, even though he had youth groups dating back to 1972, proving that he was no serial molester.
7] Plus, in the thirteen years since I was first handed the box of documents pertaining to the Cipolla Case, not a single person ever contacted me, to tell me that Cipolla molested him or anyone else.
8] The 1993 Vatican Case had nothing to do with Tim Bendig's or Diane Thompson's accusations.
9] Moreover, Randy Engel's New Jersey friend refused to accept that Diane Thompson was repeated caught lying. And it was Diane Thompson who, after sending me emails, publicly stated that I didn't exist, but rather Anthony Cipolla was running this site under my name which Diane Thompson claimed was a fictional name.
Then came the 2016 article which concentrated the lies in one spot.
All in all, that New Jersey woman who was obsessed with home schooling and with avoiding all Catholic schools was too emotional immature to understand this about Cipolla.
In the end, she merely didn't simply avoid all Catholic schools. She left the Catholic Church for a religion that does not believe in the Immaculate Conception nor the indissolubility of Marriage, as well as the primacy of Saint Peter.
Below are Cipolla's "pastoral assignments."




































