David Farley, a former family doctor in Oregon and well-respected member of his local Mormon church, has been charged with 9 counts of sexual abuse and two related counts more than 5 years after patients first reported his behavior. More than 160 women and children now say Farley abused them. Farley pleaded not guilty on all counts and his trial is scheduled for December. CNN's Meena Duerson spoke to some of the survivors.
David Farley, a former family doctor in Oregon and well-respected member of his local Mormon church, has been charged with 9 counts of sexual abuse and two related counts more than 5 years after patients first reported his behavior. More than 160 women and children now say Farley abused them. Farley pleaded not guilty on all counts and his trial is scheduled for December. CNN's Meena Duerson spoke to some of the survivors.
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