Transcripts of Dr. Allen's trial (remember to consider the source, as there is much pro-pedophile commentary mixed in with actual testimony):
http://www.williamapercy.com/wiki/images/Pages_95-124.pdf
A warning here, hold onto your lunch when you get to comments like:
"No wonder these cute little bunnies didn't know they were victims; they didn't even know the name of the crime!" This comment is made upon taunting a teen witness who was confused about the terms, "sodomy" and "anal sex".
On page 97 (just a couple of pages into this pdf), you'll be able to read the testimony of former Assistant Headmaster of the the "posh" Fessenden School in West Newton, Arthur Preston "Pres" Clarridge. He testified that he took Dr. Allen to the "house".
Clarridge was a state's witness and had agreed to testify in exchange for lesser charges. Now, isn't it interesting that
Dr. Allen was a psychiatrist? There is even a statement that Clarridge was surprised that Dr. Allen told one of the teens that he was a psychiatrist. The testimony goes on to describe personal identifiers of Dr. Allen's private parts and the contents of a gym bag known as the "Sex Kit".
I'll let each of you carry on here, as you see fit. Just wanted you to know that this info is out there. Maybe a great question for Ayres, under oath, would be about a possible friendship or professional connection to Dr. Allen.
Wait, I'm sorry. I have to post this. You cannot cut and paste from this site but I'll transcribe as it is possibly of great importance:
"...he [Dr. Allen] established his credentials; pediatric hematology, foremost "exchange transfusionist", research into blood diseases in his field work in Uganda and Thailand,
psychiatry, a
published study on masturbation, etc."
and in closing statements, Defense Attorney O'Donnell said:
"Dr. Allen is not a degenerate! There they are--pointing at Allen's shiny-clean offspring-they are his best defense. He is the only one in this case that can show the world: I AM A HETEROSEXUAL! I'VE RAISED CHILDREN!"
Prosecuting Attorney Peisch countered with:
"...Doctors benefit from social approval. To the common person, they benefit from an exalted role.......[Dr. Allen] used his white coat to wiggle out of his legal problems" He went on to accuse Dr. Allen (a blood specialist, after all) of failing to "heal these people" at 242 Mountain Ave. even though there was blood all over the floor."
OK--Now someone convince me that Ayres didn't hang with these guys before moving west.