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Minnesota / Child Sexual Abuse #294381

CBS Evening News for Friday, Nov 16, 1984
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Jordan, Minnesota) Psychological effect on Jordan of recent controversy over widespread child sexual abuse allegations and possible murders examined; background to prosecutor Kathleen Morris' allegations and legal course reviewed. [Resident Ken HICKS - thinks entire community has been victimized.] [States witness James RUD - accuses suspects with whom he participated in sexually abusing children guilty.] [SUSPECTS - claim innocence.] [WOMAN - doesn't think children lie about sexual abuse.] [Teacher Kathie VOSS, cafe owner Ed WHIP, STUDENT - describe impact on their lives.]
REPORTER: Frank Currier

Reporter(s):
Currier, Frank;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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