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Jul. 13, 2009
Tensions Rise in Wind-Down of High-Profile Child Molestation Trial
Far from molesting young boys sent to him for psychotherapy as his accusers claim, William Hamilton Ayres insisted from the witness stand last week that he had sought only to help them.
By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer REDWOOD CITY - Far from molesting young boys sent to him for psychotherapy as his accusers claim, William Hamilton Ayres insisted from the witness stand last week that he had sought only to help them. Ayres was at times combative as he sparred with a San Mateo County prosecutor under cross-examination about the propriety of giving physicals, including genital examinations, as part of his treatment protocol...
Daily Journal Staff Writer REDWOOD CITY - Far from molesting young boys sent to him for psychotherapy as his accusers claim, William Hamilton Ayres insisted from the witness stand last week that he had sought only to help them. Ayres was at times combative as he sparred with a San Mateo County prosecutor under cross-examination about the propriety of giving physicals, including genital examinations, as part of his treatment protocol...
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