
LAWYERS for a former brother at one of the most notorious Catholic boys' homes in the country, known as 'the house of evil', on Friday attacked the credibility of some of his victims and pointed to what they said were "key inconsistencies" in their evidence during a Court of Criminal Appeal hearing in Newcastle.
Daniel Slattery, now 68, faced a special hearing in Newcastle District Court last year after he was found unfit to plead to a number of historical child sexual assault offences due to "aggressive Parkinson's disease".