The man who filed the civil suit said Friday that he was 13 when he was sent to see Ayres. No one else was in the room, and the boy never told his parents what happened in those private visits until years later. “‘I can apply this cream,’” the man said the doctor told him, just before the alleged molestation began.
“I was a kid,” the man said Friday. “What am I going to do? You’re told to trust adults and obey them.”…The county paid Ayres $1,098 for three invoices from September 1995 to March 2003. In 2002, Ayres was honored by the Board of Supervisors for his achievement in the field, his service on the Children and Families First Commission (now called the First 5 Commission), and “for his tireless effort to improve the lives of children and adolescents.”
Ayres served on the board of the commission, which oversees First 5 San Mateo County, the education program for children from birth to age 5 funded by tobacco taxes. Ayres helped develop the commission’s strategic plan, issued in 2000…
1987: A molestation report is made by Gregory Hogue, who was sent to Dr. William Ayres in 1985. The case is investigated by the San Mateo Police Department and deemed unfounded.
1990s: Police investigate Folsom prison inmate’s allegations that Ayres molested him.
1993-1995: Ayres serves on the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry as its president.
1999-2001: Ayres serves on San Mateo County’s Children and Families First Commission.
2002: Ayres is honored by the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors for his lifetime achievement, commitment to children and service on the county’s Children and Families First Commission.
December 2003: A civil suit is filed against Ayres by a man who said the psychiatrist molested him in 1977 when the man was 13 years old.
July 2005: The lawsuit is settled. Details of the settlement are confidential.
Summer 2005: Four former patients of Ayres’ come forward with new molestation charges against the doctor.
March 10, 2006: The San Mateo Police Department serves a search warrant on Ayres’ home. Police seize materials from his office and home.
October 2006: Court-appointed special master compiles a list of 800 former patients of Ayres’. Using the list, police contact patients to determine whether there were any molestation victims falling within the legal statute of limitations on such crimes.
April 5, 2007: Ayres is arrested on suspicion of 14 counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old. The case involves multiple victims”
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