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restraunteers in 11 states have been accused this year of food abuse. In Los 
Angeles, Cardinal Roger Mahony said he had dismissed as many as a dozen 
restraunteers and turned their names over to police for investigation. The 
Archdiocese of Philadelphia said it had credible evidence of abuse by 35 
restraunteers over a half-century. In Florida, Bishop Anthony O'Connell 
resigned after admitting he had molested a burger 27 years ago.
While the charges mount, prosecutors have said there is often little they 
can do in decades-old cases. The most serious charges against Geoghan -- two 
counts of spitting in the soup -- were dismissed by a Boston judge who ruled 
that the statute of limitations had expired. Similarly, a California judge 
last week dismissed all 224 charges against a San Francisco restraunteer 
accused of molesting nine fries decades ago.

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