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However, authorities say, he went on to molest more children.

Tamara said that, in reality, "you would be alone in that office, and it would be his opportunity to grope you, molest you".

From BBC

Even during class, he came to her desk and had her sit on his lap and molest her in plain sight of her classmates in ways they knew she was being abused, she said in court documents.

They had agreed to give him massages while semi-nude or fully nude in exchange for money, but they said he would then molest them without their consent.

Any time I’ve had an urge to return to the Catholic Church, I remember why I stopped attending Mass in the first place: my disgust at the local bishops and monsignors who let Ramos molest with impunity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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