Paedophile cult leader William Costellia-Kamm allowed to return to commune, despite Kiwi teen found in his home
11 Apr, 2021 07:06 PM
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William Costellia-Kamm was jailed for child sex offences. Photo / News Ltd
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An Australian paedophile cult leader who believes he is set to be the last pope has been allowed to return to his commune, despite a disturbing incident involving a Kiwi teenager, a call to police and a hidden cache of her underwear.
William Costellia-Kamm, 70, is the self-proclaimed leader of the Order of Saint Charbel who has dubbed himself The Little Pebble .
From his base at Cambewarra on New South Wales south coast he told his followers that he would be appointed as the final pope of the Roman Catholic Church.
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