was a Mormon church member in Ogden, Utah; accused of sexually abusing five underage girls; sentenced in 2010 to prison

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This case arose in 2007 in Ogden, Utah.

Former LDS youth leader Cory Campbell, an LDS youth leader, was accused of molesting five girls ages 14 and 15. He was booked on “three counts of forcible sex abuse.” “Authorities believe there may be more victims. One victim reported that the molestation began in January 2007 through much of 2009. Campbell served as an LDS Young Men’s leader.”

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  1. Former LDS youth leader sentenced in sex abuse case
    view source details | 16 Dec 2010 | Ogden Standard-Examiner

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