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not a sacramental confession

by lj on 14.03.18 5:33

I did not know there is something like a "non-sacramental confession" to a priest. This murderer was caught and reported by the priest.
Looks from all his other actions he wanted to be caught anyway,
Interesting for this forum I thought, because often was thought K&G might have confessed to father Pacheco.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5498387/Father-two-kills-wife-five-months-confesses-priest.html

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Re: not a sacramental confession

by BlueBag on 14.03.18 7:13

@lj wrote:Interesting for this forum I thought, because often was thought K&G might have confessed to father Pacheco.

I would think that would be incredibly unlikely.

I don't think they are that religious.

Religion was useful after the disappearance.

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