The lawyer for a celebrity psychologist and former scoutmaster Bob Montgomery charged over historic child sex offences says his client is in a state of shock and quite depressed.
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TV psychologist faces court accused of historical sex offences | Sky News AustraliaA former Sydney scout master has been extradited from Queensland to face court accused of historical sexual assault offences. \n\nPolice allege the offences happened in the 1960s when the accused was working as a scout master in Sydney. \n\nPolice arrested the 75-year-old psychologist after three men, who were boys at the time of the alleged offences, came forward late last year. \n\nThe accused, who appears as a consultant on reality TV programs, has been charged with nine counts of indecent assault on male and two counts of buggery. \n\n\n\n\n\n
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