Former Selkirk teacher convicted of sexual assault denies latest abuse claim
A former private school teacher convicted of sexual assault against several students has denied he abused the Manitoba man who’s now suing him over different claims of sexual violence. Kenneth […]
A former Selkirk private school teacher, Kenneth MacKinnon Mealey, convicted of sexual assault against several students over 20 years ago, has denied accusations of abusing a current plaintiff who is suing him for different claims of sexual violence. The plaintiff, a former student at the now-closed St. John's Cathedral Boys' School, alleges that Mealey abused him in 1982.
However, Mealey denies any sexual contact with the plaintiff, stating that he did not engage in any sexual acts on him. The lawsuit, filed in Manitoba’s Court of King’s Bench, also names the Anglican Diocese of Rupert’s Land as a defendant, accusing them of knowing of Mealey's alleged sexual assaults and failing to take action to stop the abuse.
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