My comment was in answer to Betty Clermont's elaboration of Wesolowski's misdeeds. Everyone knows what he was accused of but never convicted in a criminal court because he died before he had the opportunity to clear his name.
His canonical trial and subsequent laicisation was a different matter as it was held under Ecclesiastical Law.
When someone has died, his misdeeds should die with him and rather than subject his memory to further scrutiny, we should be calling for prayers for their soul. Surely that is the Christian thing to do?