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  REGISTRATION SERVICE

  INELIGIBLE VOLUNTEER RECORD
  BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

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  COLOR OF HAIR COLOR OF EYES
  DISTINGUISHING PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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  MARRIED SINGLE 7 NAME OF SPOUSE

  CHILDREN
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  SCOUTING CONNECTIONS:

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  2. Victimis) statement
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  4. Legal proceedings
  5. Offender's statement
  L--6. Offiicial notification of termination
  7. Found quiIty/innocent by court
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  November 27, 1991

  Mr. Roger L. wail
  Scout Executive
  Far East Council, No. 803

  PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: DAVID WILLIAM BENNETT

  Dear Roger:

  Thank you for the detailed information sent concerning the above Scooter.
  This case has been reviewed with our attorney and is now on our permanent
  Ineiigible Volunteer Fiie.

  Sincerely,

  Paul Ernst, director
  Registration and Statistical Service

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  cc: Richard E. Parker, western Region

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  October 23, 1991

  Mr. Roger L. Haii

  Scout Executive

  Far East Councii, No. 803
  PERSOHAL AND COHFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: DAVID NILLIAH BENNETT

  Dear Roger:

  I am sorry for the confusion concerning the above named individual. It seems

  that the information must have crossed somewhere in the maii, and as
  indicated, when I received the information from you, I contacted Dean Grafton -

  I am sure that there is no concern on my part at this time, although - may
  have some concern reiated to iegai action against us.

  Please do not send us any copies of anything eise, since we do have everything
  we need. -

  Sincereiy,

  Paui Ernst, Director

  Registration and Statisticai Service
  9" OCT 2 4 1991
  cc: Richard E. Parker, western Region Egm OIRILEY

  CONFO27036

  October 10, 1991

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  Mr. Roger L. Hall
  Scout Executive
  Far East Council, H0. 803

  PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: DAVID HILLIAH BEMHETT

  Dear Roger:

  Thanks for much for the complete report concerning Hr. Bennett. we are
  setting up a file, so he cannot again register with the Boy Scouts of America.

  we have checked with the council which serves San Cruz, California, and find
  that Mr. Bennett was registered with them as a Scoutmaster in l98l and 1982 in
  Troop S0650. He was listed as an Assistant Scoutmaster in l983. They have no
  word on him, since that time.

  The Scout Executive, Dean Crafton, also checked with the District Attorney and
  found that there was a misdemeanor conviction which he plea bargained. The
  District Attorney also indicate that under no conditions should he be
  registered at the present time.

  we also called Brian Allen who is the Scout Executive in Santa Clara. He
  carefully reviewed all of his old employment records, but could not find an
  individual by this name who was ever employed by the council. I also checked
  with the Personnel Division in the national office and they also could find no
  evidence of employment by the Boy Scouts of America.

  I have no indication in this office of whether Mr. Bennett.was registered in
  1987 and l988. He only keep the last three years of registration records in
  the national office on microfilm, and to find anyone without a specific
  location is very difficult.

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  Thanks again for 3,01' your he} p. I hope you M11 send me anything else
  which you receive. 00 not hesitate to contact me, if you have any further
  questions.

  Sincerely,

  Paul Ernst, Director
  Registration and Statistica1 Service

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  214-580-2000

  October 9, i991

  RE: NEW CLAIM
  TYLER JONES

  Dear Mr. Wall:

  This is to advise you that we received the enclosed letter dated
  10/02/91 from Attorney Mans who has been hired to represent the
  Eamily in a legal action against BSA.

  Also enclosed is a copy of the 10/09/91 letter which we have faxed
  this date to the CIGNA office in Seoul, Korea. You should expect
  a telephone call from a claim representative with CIGNA Insurance
  Company in the near future. If you should have any questions
  regarding who you should talk to, please give me or Mark_Dama a
  call) It is our preference that you deal only with anfifisls/CIQHAQEQ
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  ESIS stands_for Employers Self insurance Service.

  Please check your membership rosters to see if either Tyler Jones
  or David William Bennett were registered through your council.

  It has also come to our attention that David William Bennett, the
  alleged perpetrator, has not been placed on the Inelligble
  Volunteer File. Please provide the necessary information to Paul
  Ernst, Director of Registration, as soon as possible with a_copy to
  me.

  Sincerely, -
  Debra C. Griffith, CPCU, ARM
  assistant Director

  Insurance and Risk Management

  enclosure

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  Boy Scouts of America National Office
  1325 Walnut Hill Lane
  Irving, TX 75601

  Re: Mr. David William Bennett 0

  Dear Sir or Madam:

  I a who has been retained by the
  family. I and his family are U.S. citizer

  While living in Korea,

  oldest son, came in contact with a Mr. David Wi liam

  residing in Seoul, Korea.

  Bennett. We are aware that a company called Summit Memory
  Systems had sent Mr. Bennett to Seoul to be seconded to Goldstar
  Telecommunications. While in Korea on this assignment, Mr.

  Bennett became the scoutmaster for_ Boy Scout troop which
  commonly met on the U.S. Military facilities in downtown Seoul

  the Yongsan Army Base).

  As your organization should be aware, Mr. Bennett was
  convicted of sexual abuse of a minor in l987. As a result of
  this conviction, he was sentenced to three years' probation.
  While in Korea, Mr. Bennett broke the terms of his probation by
  ceasing his treatment and severing contact with his probation
  officer. More tragically, he sexually molested who
  is only twelve years of age. This molestation a the
  hands of his scoutmaster David Bennett occurred over a period of
  several months at the outset of 1991. In that his behavior
  constitutes a serious crime under Korean law, Mr. Bennett was
  questioned by the Korean olice and he fully confessed to
  sexually molesting At least two other families have

  young boys who were also molested by David Bennett.

  Obviously this matter has brought severe emotional and
  financial damage to--and the entire family. I
  have been instructed by my clients to seek full legal redress for
  their injuries and I am in the process of preparing a civil
  complaint on their behalf against inter alia the Boy Scouts.
  Your organization's liability arises from its negligence in this
  matter. We demand to know what steps the Boy Scouts take

  generally (and took in this case specifically) to ensure that the,

  people who supervise and come in contact with scouts ,arei not
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  going to engage in sexual abuse of the boys1800 State Street. Apt. 38 South Posodeno. CA 91030 (8185 403-0547

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  Please refer this letter to the relevant person within your
  organization as soon as possible and have them notify me of your
  organization's position. I thank you for your prompt attention
  to this extremely serious situation.

  Sincerely yours,

  0'

  David A. Mans
  Attorney at Law

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  APO SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA 96328
  PHONE 225-3797 YOKOTA AIR BASE JAPAN

  23 September 1991

  National Office

  Boy Scouts of America

  Mr. Paul Ernst, Director

  Registration and Statistical Service 5108
  P.O. Box 152079

  Irving, TX

  PERSONAL CONFIDENTIAL
  Dear Paul,

  I've been on a fast track of late and am not
  positive if I sent you a copy of the David Bennett
  letter of denial of registration or not.

  This one is very sticky and sounds as though one
  parent is talking about a possible suit.

  The CID does not share a great deal of information,
  but the situation is briefly as follows: five boys
  from four families have been involved violations
  of Republic of Korea Criminal Code 305 (Indecent Acts
  with a Minor).

  In spite of the fact that all involved in this case
  are civilians, the Army is going "all out". The
  attached "point papers" are the result of church
  (LDS)/parent meetings with military officials of
  Yongsan, 8th Army. Full counseling services are
  available thru the Army. CID is doing "follow-up"
  work with some families that have returned to the
  states and were thought to have close ties with
  Bennett.

  Things came out in the CID investigation:

  - Bennett had been arrested in 1982 for child
  molestation. Case dropped. pg.'

  - He was accused and convicted.in 1987 of child

  molestation in Santa Cruz, CA in a case that was

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  not Scouting related.

  JAPAN

  BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
  FAR EAST COUNCIL
  JAPAN DISTRICT

  APO SAN FRANCISCO

  CA 96328

  PHONE 225-879 7/8798

  KOREA

  80 SCOUTS OFAMERIO4
  FAR EAST COUNCIL
  KOREA DISTRICT

  EAST

  APO SAN FRANCISCO

  CA 96301-0074

  PHONE 738-8228

  OK INA WA

  30 SCOUTS OFAMERIC4
  FAR EAST COUNCIL

  OKINA WA DISTRICT BOX 482
  FPO SEATTLE

  WA 987 73

  PHONE 535-3350

  PHILIPPINES

  BOYSCOUTS OF AMERICA
  FAR EAST COUNCIL
  PHILIPPINES DISTRICT
  APO SAN FRANCISCO

  CA 962 74

  PHONE 394-4125

  822-1201

  Far East Council Boy Scouts of America, Yokota Air Base, 2000 Fussa-shi Tokyo 197

  Phone: 0425-52-2511 Ext- 8797

  JAPAN PHILIPPINES TAIWAN KOREA THAILAND

  OKINAWA

  CONFO27044

  - He was sentenced to 120 days suspended with
  the provisions that:

  1. mandatory counseling

  2. not to be with small children without
  another adult present

  3. maintain contact with his probation
  officer

  Bennett claims to have been a Para-Pro in Santa Clara - can you
  please check this out and advise me?

  Also, was Bennett registered in 1937/88?

  According to California Law Enforcement authorities, he "absconded"
  in 1988 later showing up in Korea.

  I flew to Korea to attend a meeting of the church/parents/military.
  held on 12 Sep 91. During the time I was there, I visited with:
  Family Advocacy Program Manager, Agents Butman and Downing, of CID,
  and the President of the Church, Col Dunn. This was done prior to
  the meeting to be "up to speed" as much as possible. Three of the
  four families involved were present at the meeting. As you can see
  from the "point paper" from that evening, their concerns were with
  the screening process used by the BSA. They had a particular desire
  to know if the National Crime Information Center was used.

  SDE in Korea,

  Jerry Sakamoto, is keeping me up to date as things

  develop. Bennett has disappeared, but Jerry talked to the Korean
  National Police (KNP) on Friday, 20 Sep 91, and they think he is
  still in Korea. The word on the street is that he has left the
  country.

  I have been promised as much information as CID can give me, when
  the case is completed.

  Please advise me, as you can, on any of the information requested.

  ROGER L. WALL
  Scout Executive

  cc: Richard Parker

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  are copies o: several point papers anci
  other materials that explain a great deal of what has APOSANFRANGSCO
  happened. as far as the military is concerned. cA963a,_oo,4

  In addition to the above: PHONE 738-3228

  - Mr Bennett has disappeared and the word on the Qfliejfl
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  is that ne has .1620. the country. {The ha? hao. FAREASKOUNGL
  up I'll: passport and piaceo. him on international Om~AWADm_mc_r3ox482
  FPOSEATTLE
  WA 93773

  - The families that had been receiving phone calls
  were calls that no response was given when the call
  was answere' - open line. but silence only.

  PHONE 535-3850

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  ourse. I'm also sending copies of all this
  rmation to the Nationai Office, Boy Scouts of
  to insure that Mr Bennet is never able to
  iliate with the BSA.

  Far East Council Boy Scouts of America, Yokota Air Base, 2000 Fussa-shi Tokyo 197
  Phone: Ext 8797

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  Mr. Bennett

  After oareful review, we have decided that
  your registration with the Bov Scouts of
  America should be denied. We are therefore
  compelied to request that vou sever anv
  relations that you mav have with the Eov
  Scouts of America. A refund of vour -
  registration fee is enclosed.

  You should understand that BSA membershi:
  registration is a ;rivilege and is not
  automaticaily granted to evervone who anolies.
  We reserve the right to refuse reoistration
  whenever ZHETE is ncern that an individuai
  may not meet the high standards of membersnio
  wgic; tne 33% seegs .
  If you wish to have this decision reviewed bv
  a 35% regional committee, please write to the
  regional director within 60 days of the date
  or this letter, explaining your version of the

  registration as a BSA member should be
  granted. The procedures for a review of this
  decision are attached.

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  L. Wall
  Scout

  axecutive

  FAR EAST COUNCIL
  aov scours or- Ameaxcn.
  APO SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA 96323
  PH one 22s-3797 voxom ma ans: JAPAN

  BOYSCOUT OF AMERICA

  FAR EAST COUNCIL

  JAPAN DISTRICT

  APO SAN FRANCISCO

  CA 96328
  PHONE 225-4979718798

  KOREA

  BOYSCOUTS OFAMERIC4
  FAR EAST COUNCIL
  KOREA DISTRICT

  EAST

  APO SAN FRANCISCO

  CA 96301-0074

  PHONE 738-8228

  OKINAWA

  BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

  FAR EAST COUNCIL

  OKINA WA DISTRICT BOX 482

  FPO SEATTLE .
  WA 98773 i
  PHONE 635-3850

  PHILIPPINES

  BOY SCOUTS
  FAR EAST COUNCIL
  PHILIPPINES DISTRICT
  APO SAN FRANCISCO

  CA 96274!

  PHONE 394-4125

  822~ I201

  Far East Council Boy Scouts of America, Yokota Air Base, 2000 Fussa-shi Tokyo 197

  Phone: 0425-S2-2511 Ext. 8797

  JAPAN PHILIPPINES TAIWAN KOREA THAILAND

  OKINAWA

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  Attachment to Letter

  owing information is provided should you desire
  'y the Western Region. BSA, of the decision to deny
  istration.

  1. Within 60 day, you must request in writing a review of
  this decision. Your request should be sent to: Western
  Region, BSA, P.O. Box 3464, Sunnyvale, CA 94688-3464. In
  your request you must include your version of what occurred
  in support of your claim that registration should not have
  been denied.

  2. Upon the receipt of your written request, a committee
  will be appointed to review the situation.

  3. If the regional review committee determines that a review
  hearing is necessary the committee will advise you whether or
  not you may attend. In some instances, no useful purpose
  should he served by having the applicant present. The
  hearing is not adversarial in nature and neither the
  committee for you, if you attend, will be represented by
  legal counsel. If you wish, in the event you attend, you may
  be accompanied by no more than two other individuais if their
  testimony might assist the committee in discovering the truth
  and arriving at a correct decision.

  4. he committee will review the facts as presented, and may
  interview any persons whose testimony might assist them in
  arriving at a correct decision.

  5. You will receive a letter setting forth the decision of
  the committee.

  6. If you are dissatisfied with the decision of a regional
  review. you may request a further review by the national
  Council. The decision of the National Council will be final.

  CONFO27049

  MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

  SUBJECT: REGISTRATION REVOCAIION NOTICE TO DAVID W. BENNETT

  DATE: TUESDAY, 20 AUGUST 1991

  L. at approximately 1535 hours, Robert E. Harding (Korea District Vice--Chairman
  and Far East Council Executive Board member) and Jerry J. Sakamoto (Senior
  District Executive) served a letter terminating David W. Bennett's

  membership with the Boy Scouts of America to David W. Bennett.

  2. The location was the Yongsan, Korea Police Station, Foreign Affairs
  office.

  3. Also given to David W. Bennett was a letter from Jerry J. Sakamoto
  requesting the turn-in of all camp records and monies. Mr. Bennett's

  response to this letter was that he needed a couple of days to get things
  together.

  4. Mr. Bennett's response to the membership termination letter signed by
  Council Scout Executive Roger Wall was "When these charges prove false,

  then what?"

  Mr. Harding replied that this matter needed to go through the system.

  END OF

  The above statement is true to the best of my knowledge.

  324113: J. SAKAMOTO

  SENIOR DISTRICT EXECUTIVE
  KOREA DISTRICT
  FAR EAST COUNCIL

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  NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
  PRIVACY ACT APPLIES

  13 Sep 1991

  POINT PAPER
  Child Sexual Abuse

  PURPOSE: Updated information resulting from 12 September parent
  meeting.

  FACTS:
  - CIDC reported the following information:

  KNP reviewed translated criminal record for the 1987 case
  of child molestation in which Mr. Bennett was found guiltY.and
  given 3 years probation.

  -- Mr. Bennett served 1 year of his 3 year probation in
  California. In L988 California Probation Dept allowed Mr.
  Bennett to leave for Korea on three conditions:

  1. Continue counseling

  2. No further contact with children without another adult
  present.

  3. Continue contact with California Probation Dept
  Mr. Bennett failed to comply with all three terms of probation.

  -- CIDC is checking with California Probation Dept to
  determine status of probation and interest in the case.

  -- Mr. Bennett did not keep a 10 Sep appointment with KNP for
  further questioning. To date, KNP cannot locate Mr. Bennett.

  The U.S. Embassy has been informed of Mr. Bennett's
  disappearance in case he should try to procure a new passport.

  - A parent added that Mr. Bennett once lived in Canada and may
  have a second (Canadian) passport.

  - BSA Executive Council Representative from Japan attended the
  meeting. He presented information regarding BSA volunteer
  screening procedures. Most of the parental questions were
  directed toward BSA screening procedures.

  - BSA and parents reported that between $1,500 and $2,000
  appears to be missing from BSA funds managed by Mr. Bennett.

  -- PAC reported that generally. the Korean press uses restraint
  when reporting stories involving children under 19 years, but
  that gxceptions occur.

  - A parent reported a conversation with KHP that leads him to
  believe may use the press to look for Mr. Bennett.

  - Three families are continuing to receive anonymous phone
  calls.

  -- Appreciation was expressed for EUSA's efforts in this case.

  CONCLUSIONS:

  - The next meeting for parents will be held only after a major
  development or change occurs in the investigation.

  APPROVED BY:

  THOMAS A. HOOPER
  COL, OD
  Commanding

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  NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

  POINT PAPER
  Child Sexual Abuse

  PURPOSE: Updated information re: KNP investigation of
  allegations of child sexual abuse by BSA Scout Master.

  ACTS:

  - CIDC received a hard copy of Mr. Bennett's criminal record
  from the state of California.

  - Records indicated two prior arrests for child molestation.
  One in 1982, in which charges were dropped; and one in 1987, in
  which Mr. Bennett was found guilty.

  - A translation of portions of the criminal record into Hangul
  is in progress, and will be made available to KNP by 4 September;
  authorities appear to be near charging and indictment.

  - On 29 August, nd his son appeared at the office
  for a scheduled interview with Mr. Bennett and their respective
  attorneys.

  Mr. Bennett reportedly responded in part to the merits of
  the allegations by the - boy.

  -- Mr. Bennett's attorney approached the _attorne;r
  regarding an out of court settlement.

  - An article reporting allegations against a BSA Scout Master
  appeared in the 1 Sep 91 edition of the Stars Stripes (Encl)..

  - 23 children have been interviewed, 8 leads for interviews of
  families in CONUS, and 2 children located in Taejon, pending
  interviews.

  CONCLUSION:

  - The state of California may still have jurisdiction due to the
  terms of the 1987 sentence. CIDC is contacting the
  Parole/Probation Department of California to make that --
  determination.

  APPROVED BY:

  THOMAS A. HOOPER
  COL, OD
  Commanding

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  POINT PAPER
  Child Sexual Abuse

  PURPOSE: 'To answer list of questions/concerns expressed by Boy
  Scout parents.

  - CID's report will be sent to the National Crime Information
  Center (NCIC) in Washington D.C.

  - Although Mr. Bennett's last offense in Califiornia occurred
  while he was affiliated with the Boy Scouts, the child involved
  was not a boy scout.

  - The Korean press does print names of juvenile victims.

  Children will have to testify again in court after qivi
  statement to the KNP unless there is a guilty plea. There is no

  age limit that would affect children in this case.

  APPROVED BY:

  THOMAS A. HOOPER
  COL, OD
  Commanding

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  23 August 1991

  POINT PAPER
  Child Sexual Abuse

  PURPOSE: To provide a list of questions/concerns expressed by
  oy Scout parents.

  FACTS: (From the 22 Aug 91 parent meeting)

  - Does CID's final report get sent to the National Information
  Center? (Action: CID)

  - Was Mr. Bennett's last known offense, in California, committed
  during his Boy Scouting affiliation? (Action: CID)

  -- What is the policy of the Korean press in regard to publishing
  victim's names; especially minors? (Action: PAC)

  - Do children have to testify again in court after giving
  statements to the is there an age limit? (Action: JAG)
  CONCLUSIONS:

  - Answers to above questions will be disseminated to parents as
  soon as possible.

  - Additional information sessions will be held by request, for
  families by the Installation Commander. -

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  MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
  SUBJECT: REGISTRATION REVOCATION NOTICE TO DAVID W. BENNETT
  DATE: TUESDAY, 20 AUGUST 199i
  I. At approximately 1535 hours, Robert E. Harding (Korea District Vice--Chairman
  and Far East Council Executive Board member) and Jerry J. Sakamoto (Senior

  District Executive) served a letter terminating David W. Bennett's
  membership with the Boy Scouts of America to David W. Bennett.

  2. The location was the Yongsan, Korea Police Station, Foreign Affairs
  office.

  3. Also given to David W. Bennett was a letter from Jerry J. Sakamoto
  requesting the turn--in of all camp records and monies. Mr. Bennett's
  response to this letter was that he needed a couple of days to get things
  together.

  4. Mr. Bennett's response to the membership termination letter signed by
  Council Scout Executive Roger Wall was "When these charges prove false,
  then what?"

  Mr. Harding replied that this matter needed to go through the system-

  END OF

  The above statement is true to the best of my knowledge.

  J. SAKAMOTO

  SENIOR DISTRICT EXECUTIVE
  KOREA DISTRICT
  FAR EAST COUNCIL

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