Joel Weinstock, 31, a close family friend of Weberman, complained to the Daily News: “How did the jury listen to someone who hates the community so much? The people in this community are so hurt.”
The victim, now 18, married and no longer a member of the community, said she cried tears of joy at the news of the verdict.
At least one other alleged victim of Weberman, who was a counsellor to many young Satmar members, is known to the authorities, but has so far refused to press charges.
Weberman will be sentenced on January 9 and faces up to 117 years in jail. He is expected to appeal.