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A doctor charged with 11 counts of child sexual abuse involving students at a Missouri boarding school has been given bond in one county but is still awaiting word on whether he will be released from jail.
A Greene County Circuit judge on Tuesday set a $250,00 bond for Dr. David Smock, who faces three charges in that county.
County sheriff james mccrary. >> what was it about the tiktok video that struck such a nerve? >> well, the allegation -- some of the allegations were pretty serious. >> serious enough, the sheriff said, to launch a brand-new investigation. his deputy went back and compiled all those years of complaints that had never gone anywhere. amanda connected him with former students and staff. he put together a case file. and is that a fairly thick file? >> yeah, it's -- it's about five inches thick probably. >> are you seeing a pattern of behavior on the part of the people running that particular schoo...
With her dogs like, oh, you cute little thing, and my dad is just going off like nothing. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> all of the little yes, sirs. yeah, and if you don't say, yes, sir, you can be slapped across the face. you have to say, yes, sir. >> wow. >> knock her out. >> 21 seconds that struck a nerve. yes, sir. >> i was floored by the amount of support and, like, sharing and viewing that was, like, from the tiktok video. i was like, they're listening. like, people are actually listening to us for once. >> including a sheriff's deputy. after watching the video, he messaged amanda, there are...
Former Circle of Hope girls boarding school owners in custody amid abuse allegations Householders face numerous state felony charges Joe Raedle/Getty Images and last updated 2021-03-09 23:26:34-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. â The owners of a now-defunct boarding school for girls are in custody on numerous state felony charges, according to a spokesperson for the Missouri Attorney General. Boyd and Stephanie Householder operated Circle of Hope Girls Ranch and Boarding School in Humansville â roughly 140 miles southeast of Kansas City, Missouri â from 2006 until mid-2020. An NBC Dateline ...