GUILTY CA - Dr. William Ayres for child molestation, San Mateo, 2007 #2

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thanks all.
 
This is progress - I received an email from the editor-in-chief of the Vegetarian Times, apologizing for their 1995 profile on pro-pedophile, pro-incest Valida Davila, who founded the "Childhood Sensuality Circle."
Here's the email I received after I complained about their profile:

Thank you for you letter and for bringing this fact to my attention.

This story was published 15 years ago, when Vegetarian Times was owned by a
different company, was located in a different state, and was staffed by a
completely different team of editors. It was also a time when reporters and
editors did not have desktop access to Google.

In any case, it is embarrassing, and I apologize.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth Turner, Editor in Chief
Vegetarian Times
 
Mercyneal--FWIW, I sent an email today, too. That was very poor reporting. One thing that WS has taught me is that there's an awful lot of reporters out there who really should not have progressed from high school newsletter.
 
I was a fact checker for magazines in the 1980s. We didn't have internet or Google then, but we would still have caught something like this.

Very poor reporting. They got snowed.
 
The state of Delaware has just passed a sweeping set of changes as a result of the Dr. Earl Bradley pedophile case. It has just passed a law that says that children may be physically examined by doctors only when a chaperon is present.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...ryId=128222269

If there had been a law like this in California all these years, Ayres would have been required to have a chaperon when he examined those boys. Of course, he wouldn't have dared to do what he did in front of a chaperon.
 
I, too, applaud this development, Mercyneal. However, Bradley had a way of positioning his body so that even parents couldn't see his vile crimes.

I don't doubt for a second that even if Ayres had been required to have a chaperone, he would have gotten around it somehow. Psychiatrists aren't required to have chaperones present when they do talk therapy or evaluations. I think he would have just used his regular MO of threats and intimidation and continued on his merry way.

I'm still pleased that this breezed through. It is definitely a step in the right direction by setting up the groundwork for prosecuting those who fail to comply. But I think it just reinforces safety for doctors we don't have to worry much about anyway. What I'm trying to say is that there are already laws against molesting and raping children and these doctors didn't give a fig about those. And what about the Hippocratic Oath?
 
I had to testify in front of a civil grand jury in the town where Ayres practiced about the Ayres case. Specifically, they asked me for the names of doctors who suspected Ayres was molesting boys and who did nothing about it. They took down the names and then they passed the buck and told me to report it to the District Attorney's office.

No one did anything about changing the laws in California as a result of the Ayres case.
 
Just wondering where Ayres was at the time of the Revere case I mentioned above. I don't recall this being discussed on this thread but I might have missed it. I was referring to this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Man/Boy_Love_Association

"...In December 1977, police raided a house in the Boston suburb of Revere. Twenty-four men were arrested and indicted on over 100 felony counts of the statutory rape of boys aged eight to fifteen. Suffolk County District Attorney Garrett Byrne found that the men used drugs and video games to lure the boys into a house, where they photographed them as they engaged in sexual activity. The men were members of a "sex ring", and said that the arrest was only "the tip of the iceberg."[5] The arrests sparked intense media coverage, and local newspapers published the photographs and personal information of the accused men."

more at link

Mercyneal, are those names still available? Any doctors or buddies of Ayres? Sorry is this has been covered.

Statutory rape of an eight year old!!?? Doesn't statutory rape typically involve the implied consent of a person not legally able to give consent--in other words, the lack of the use of force to commit the act? An eight year old??
 
Whoa!! Who knew that the North American Man Boy Love Association - of which some Boston priests were members- was founded in BOSTON? Ayres worked in that city.

What with the sex abuse scandal at Roslindale Detention Center, and the formation of NAMBLA, and the fact that several child psychiatrists at Judge Baker - where Ayres worked- were caught molesting boys - Ayres must have been in his element.

I believe the only reason he left Boston is that he got caught molesting boys and was asked to leave his place of employment- either Boston Children's Hospital or Judge Baker.

See Boston Magazine story about the beginnings of NAMBLA:
http://www.bostonmagazine.com/home/articles/boy_crazy/?&redirected=1

Who knows? Maybe he hooked up with this 14 year old boy in the story, James Dubro, in 1961.
 
Mercyneal--I just had to erase my post as I was linking to the same article!! Very interesting.

Yes, that is the question. Where was Ayres? And where are those in the helping professions who were caught in that bust which became the catalyst for the formation of NAMBLA? I'd like to see names. I wonder if Ayres slipped through the cracks that day?
 
NAMBLA was formed in the 1970s. Ayres left Boston in 1963. Still, perhaps when he was there he had the opporunity to meet people who would later become charter members. Like, for instance, James Dubro, who grew up to be a proponet of NAMBLA. Dubro was there in 1961.
 
Everybody interested in the inception of NAMBLA really needs to read that entire article. What a sad group of guys. Yes, they've been left in the dust as decent human beings just cannot stomach the thought of young children consenting to have sex with adults.

It would be interesting to see if we could find the names of those arrested in that original bust. I wonder if Mike Echols might know if Ayres name is on "the list".
 
While trying to catch up with what Mike Echols has been up to (the man mentioned in the article linked above), I came across a site of concern. I actually started a thread about this site a couple of months ago. It bears repeating that this site needs to be watched carefully:

http://newgon.com/

It is super creepy so be aware.

http://www.wikisposure.com/Newgon.com

"Newgon aka http://newgon.com and Uncommon Sense is a website and forum board for adults who are sexually attracted to young children. The site’s administrators like to fancy themselves as elite intellectuals; however, the site is just like every other pedophile website with discussions that recycle the same cliché pro-pedophile nonsense rhetoric...."

more at link
 
http://www.newsmakingnews.com/vm,echols1,13,03.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Echols

I did not know that Mike died. Under suspicious circumstances, too. Hmmm. For those who don't know, he's the author of the book, "I Know My First Name is Steven" about Steven Staynor. I followed him for quite a while about 12 years ago as he was publishing names on his website of known NAMBLA members. I had a single conversation with him by phone, following our trial, and he was a very driven and abrasive character.

Where in the heck is the list? Wait.....here's the one I remember:

http://www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@lis.../msg51540.html

I think this is a compilation of names of people who have subscribed to the NAMBLA newsletter and/or attended meetings.

Mercy, you mentioned that Ayres left Boston in 1963 but Davila's Childhood Sensuality Circle of San Diego was begun in 1971. I can't imagine that NAMBLA didn't quickly cross the country too. Remember the books, "Where's Waldo?". That's how I feel about Ayres and many of the others. We just have to find them. We know they were in the thick of things, tickled pink that society seemed to be loosening its grip on children.

They sure as heck miscalculated, though, didn't they?
 
Alas, there are many websites that promote sex between children and men.
 
Names. I finally found an article which reveals at least some of the names of those arrested in the Revere case. This article, written by Art Cohen for the Gay & Lesbian Review in 2003, also discusses the political fall-out of the case. His commentary is interesting as he was a reporter at the time of the arrests and kept his transcripts from the time. I found the description of Judge Robert Bonin's wife, Angela, to be of particular interest. Deja vu.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3491/is_2_10/ai_n28983901/?tag=content;col1

The Boston/Boise Affair, 1977-78

"The 24 men indicted by Garrett Byrne in December 1977 came from all walks of life, from the headmaster of a prestigious prep school to a bus driver. Some of the men were married with families, and many were respected professionals. To say that their lives were shattered by the indictments is an understatement, since most lost their jobs, many lost their families, and all lost their reputations from the extensive media coverage...."

and

"...Only one case actually went to trial. Dr. Donald Allen was charged with four counts of fellating a fifteen-year-old male hustler. Although he was ultimately convicted, the judge sentenced him to just five years probation, a signal to the other defendants, most of whom settled with a plea bargain and received light probation...."

"...None of the defendants in the case went to jail...."



more at link (7 page article with a number of names)


Do we know who Dr. Allen is? Did he lose his license? Any connection with any of the other players?
 
Another interesting "pro-pedophiliac" view on the arrests. Note, I couldn't search in this article but there's lots of names of the indicted which might be of interest (I don't think we can post them if they weren't convicted, though). The pre-teen and teen boys take all the heat in this article. What a political and social services morass.

http://www.williamapercy.com/wiki/images/Pages_34-62.pdf

I have to admit that I have a huge problem when the indicted men use the term "rape" in quotes as if a taunt and whine about how the arrests ruined their careers. After all the "boys wanted this".

Boys want all sorts of things that might not be age appropriate--liquor, drugs, hot cars, sex. Does that mean we hand it over to them and scream "I was framed" when we comply with their wishes?
 
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.
 
OMG!! Missizzy, you have outdone yourself !! We need to find out where Dr. Donald Allen trained and worked. I will get to it.

Thank you!
 
Mercy--Thank you. I have to admit I'm a bit pleased with myself. I was determined to find out those names and took it on as a personal "quest". Took me half the night!! I thought this was an especially important find, even if it was colored by the nasty commentary. What a window into another time.

I plan on using these links to find further information. Please note that there is MUCH more info on these pdfs about Dr. Allen and the others. BTW, there's a comment that Allen went to Wellesley College. Another doctor just fascinated by the subject of masturbation.

And do we think that Ayres and Gajdusek didn't know these guys???? I would bet my hat that there was some cross-country trading going on throughout the 70s-90s.
 

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