Survivors of Foxborough Sexual Abuse Case Courageously Call on Town for Help, Support (Audio)
Four survivors of the sexual abuse crimes allegedly committed by former Foxborough teacher and youth leader, William Sheehan, courageously came forward Tuesday to call the Board of Selectmen into action.
Editor's note: Click on the videos above to listen to audio of the statements read by Rev. Bill Dudley and Foxborough native Kevin Corliss. Four men, each survivors of William E. Sheehan’s alleged sexual abuse crimes in Foxborough over 30 years ago, courageously came forward Tuesday to call upon the town’s Board of Selectmen to take ownership of the past and find the answers to so many questions regarding the alleged assaults of nearly 30 children. “Many questions unanswered haunt not only the survivors of Sheehan but the soul of the town of Foxborough,” said Rev. Bill Dudley, pastor of Union Church of South Foxborough. … “Foxborough must purge our soul of this terrible chapter in our history and make our message crystal clear: Children …
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Deborah A Stewart
10:27 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Jeremie, thank you so much for making sure that this information gets out the residents in a timely fashion. It is important that those who were fellow teachers, scout leaders, family friends of the Sheehan's come forward to provide the pieces of the puzzle that makes up these youngmens lives. This must happen for all of us, those who were abused and for those who have harbored these destructive … more ›