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This is awful, but I do have to wonder about a lot of the comments saying how bad it is that he's admitting it, like... ...what outcome do we want, here? I'm not sure we should be encouraging people to lie about abuse because admitting to it looks worse.

Agreed. There are so many evil people in the world who continue to do harm without recognizing an ounce of wrongdoing, but someone confronts their allegations with remorse and we push them out? So what, we're all perfect? If forgiveness isn't acceptable at acknowledgement, then we're never healing.

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It’s not remorse if he confessed only when he had to. He hid his actions and greatly financially benefited from the burial of his sins. He isn’t taking responsibility for his actions. If he did, he’d take would have admitted long ago.