He pretended to be a doctor of psychology in Waterford, Ireland for five years in the late 1990s, claiming to be a highly trained psychotherapist with university credentials from the United States and Canada.
[2] He became a well-known media personality in Ireland with radio, television and newspaper coverage, including authoring a syndicated column in 35 publications.
The prosecutor said Killeen’s age, his guilty plea and fact he is working were mitigating factors to be considered in sentencing.
A Canadian documentary series was made titled The Devil You Know created by Vancouver-based production company Make Believe Media.
One of the episodes tells of Daniels' story of her marriage to Killeen and her daughter's legal battle to bring him to justice in Canada.