It was “buried” because it could not be substantiated. For example, Ludmila Javorová was purportedly “ordained” by Felix Maria Davídek in the former Czechoslovakia. He had been arrested by the secret police and imprisoned from 1950 to 1964. There are indications that after 13 plus years of torture he was no longer sane.

He was secretly consecrated by Bishop Jan Blaha for the clandestine Church. He kept no records and made conflicting statements, which made it clear that none of his “ordinations” could be relied on.

As to the men he “ordained” the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith issued this:

"In reality, based on research done on each case, priestly ordination was not always conferred in a valid manner; perhaps in some cases it may have been, but there remained serious doubts about this, especially in the case of ordinations carried out by Bishop Felix Maria Davidek."

and every male he ordained was required to undergo a conditional re-ordination.