CONFI~~NTIAL.R~C?RD S~T RE., LSTRAT 1.0,1 ,">frnVI BOY SCOUTS n1-· !.i,r:i"l.ICA
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F' 11 1 l tl am e Michael Mooney, S.r. (no L,1iti.-ds i.f y011 c..111 p,Jssi.bly get full n,1me)
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Rf'.s i.gned Troop 49 Rlne Point, NY M.C. 198S Special r~cognition------Suspended or d~nied r~~istrat ion for ~nliowing re3sons: ------S P P, G I FY THE FACTS WH I CH f. 3 :\ D YO fJ TO !{ :-:; G 0: '. ;'t;:: ND ., EN' I AL OF REG r STRATI ON , [NCLUDING HOW T:rr: INFO~MJ\TIC" CA;{E TO Tn::: COUNCIL'S ATTENTI0:'-1 AND LfST AT T A C H E D S U P P O R 7 i. N G DO C U Mtrn T S ( S T AT f. 0 ;, ;, ';' K ;,rn WN F ACT ~ , NOT RU ;'-10 R,, CONJECTURE OR SPECULATION): Nor10 J ~J f ID E NT IA L APR 2 8 1989 MAR 1 71989 JOS'f Pll l ,1NGLJM F. STARO~' CONF010773 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA National Office Walnut Hill lane April 15, 1991 Mr. John A. Brown Scout Executive Suffolk County Council, No. 404 PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: MICHAEL MOONEY, SR. Dear John: We just received a registration application from your council for Michael Mooney. He is registered as a Merit Badge Counselor with your council. This individual was placed on the Ineligible Volunteer File in 1989 by you, because of his actions with youth. It was said that he needs to be the center of attraction and also that he had picked up alcoholic drinks and gave them to youth members. There was also some indication that he had tried to have sexual relations with a boy, but nothing actually ever occurred. We thought you would want to know about this and would want to delete Mr. Mooney from your registration file. We do not really feel he should be registered at this time, because of his prior actions. Please let me know if you have some reason for registering him and not deleting him at this ti~e. Sincerely, () c;,✓-J-- Pau T Ernst, Director Registration and Statistical Service ag cc: Charles D. Ball, Northeast Region CONF010774 - Apri 1 15, 1991 1-\PR 1~ 1991 Mr. John A. Grown Scout Executive Suffolk County Council, No. 404 PERSOflAL /\NO CONFIDENT! AL SIJB,JECT: r1ICHAEL f-tOONEY, SR. Dear John: We just receivad a registration application from your council for Michael Mooney. He is registered as a Merit Badge Counselor with your council. This individual was placed on the Ineligible Volunteer File in 1989 by you, because of his ~ctions with youth. It was said that he needs to be the center of attraction and also that he had picked up alcoholic drinks and gave them to youth rnernhers. There \•1as also some indication th;it he had tried to have sexual relations with a boy, but nothinq actually ever occurred. We thought you would 'fJ11nt to know ahout this «nd would \'/ant to delete Mr. Mooney fron your reqi~tr,:1tion file. We do not really feel he should be registered at this time, because of his prior actions. Please let me know if you hav~ soma reason for registering him and not deleting him at this tine. Sincerely, Paul Ernst, Director Registr~tion and Statistical Service ag cc: Charles 0. Ball, Northeast Region CONF010775 ;ft:-. Jc,h'l .I\. \lrown Scout g:tN~~Jt.t•.•,.,. Su.E.f.olk Count'., Cot1n~f.J, ·t-n. .', ') ,, D1.!t1t" J~ck: TI111nt:. yrH! ::0r ttt':" ;J,,t.:i.t.:"'·.~ tt'\f.-_>r 111tt~n ~~:-tn~ f'"' 1)T~~~r:il.110 r~,~ ,1hove ~c0,,t~r-. 'Cl1ir. t::,"1.'H' 'l,'l:1 ':,r.P?'\ r.-.,rf.<'•:~-1 ,.,! t:, -:•11::- ..,tt,,;-nn•: '"!'! r ~ 1')t.1 ,1n nor :'E'.'rn:~n~nt Conf·l.:t':.nr:i.,11. f[l.,~. ::; lnc~r~ I:,, Fr.!•!l. •:n1'.1t, :)! r,•ct:··•c Re~!~trBtl0n ~~rv1ce READY ro r,Le: eko ,1 n 7 \{}S9 htl\ 1 - E.Rlf:\ uR\\.t.'t. CONF010776 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA National Office March 2, 1989 Mr. John A. Brown Scout Executive Suffolk County Council, No. 404 PERSONAL ANO CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: Mike Mooney Dear Jack: The information which we received from the Narragansett Council indicated that in 1984 Mr. Mooney showed some very poor judgment. According to the informatlon we received and which you have a copy of, he purchased ilcohol beverages for a youth member and also suggested some sexual activity. I am enclosing another Confidential Record Sheet which I would like to have completed, since I feel we should place Mr. Mooney on our Confidential File. Please complete this with as much information as you have available. I really feel we should place Mr. Mooney on our file and prevent him from registering in the future. An individual with his type of judgment should not be a leader of youth. Sincerely, Paul Ernst, Director Registration Service ag Enclosure cc: Northeast Region CONF010777 - 1 - J. spoke 1dl11 .Jw11et,; 1\. Mdli.l1m 1>11 Man:l1 'J, l Jd9, uliout '.!::lO l'M. ,Ji111 wus the pa::;L Scoul:11/..lsb:!t" or Troop 49, :::;po11son! No clw1:ges 1,Jc1:e 111ad,1 i.il Lltat. Li.me ,m The inun, •,,d.l.'•..!, '.Ind son do nut kno1-1 ,my th.ing ahoul llt.i.--; us fat: a.-;; ,J.irn knows. CONF010778 0) l'-- 1'-- 0 T""" 0 LLz 0 0 .- ... 0 MSC•f:l MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT SYSTFM (·, 4 ...... :I ;.:.-:. · l M[MF:t:. 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LC, c!-f~~ EUG~NC '1 3~ CLARI; ~iijijE;lct~ L!::Cr.A'!c: ,,, 3c,., CLARO::: GARY- r.ICHA:cl •: ·- 4C4D€6C., 1Ct.:Z6 CrllA R:LL...------ANT!l:JNY .,. 44 CCARRiJLL !:PGAP A M 4l AR'!Olt ---· J!:SEPH ,,. 4Z 1,:1,::>e6:7 1:t:~, c:•a~!'l" J::~E:PH r, ?C -CARP~NT:=:;: JULZAt :l!:L:C:JY r. 7.6 CA~~:-N7!!~ DONAU:' K::ITH "'. ;:, ,,. .,.,4:iesct !:::13:. !!LACY. '!::JeHT .!3 B:LjG F.lCHAR:l V ,,, 4~ ----- ,,, 4:,4:>Sf.~'7 l~C:-131 s:LLC RH!'.lOLPH =~ £.1.!L::Y ?-:ICHAEL :!JiiJ'!.D ,,. w, ~; :lAILE:Y WILLHr. ,,. B:LL HA~~y ~ 46 4:,"t::66:"7 lC6l?t1 --- '.!~UC: .. 4~ sr~;z~~ R.:DN:Y cR::r p,( 4c ~T~AUSS F'.:'NAU' ... 4r STR!C~i..A~r: ~K,H::NY r, ,. Fq~t:L.Al-!2 :l~V!D :m:LL 4t .:,Ti<,~Y.LAN.:...... ------TH:J"14S JA~ "I" ~c 4'.'4::>86•:T l:>614c SHAII ':!)WARD i; :.:"( SllAI/ -----=-~CNAL~ -.AY r. ~:' 4:-4oe6:7 1:s~4~ S:HLCSS:'l UCHA'!.!) r. =:;., "I SC:Hi..A:.; FR::>:~.I:I~ L ,,, 5l SCHL:CH:'l'-!'1n':R J:S:!'H ' 4C - ' S:HU~L. --- -- r..::m:::TI' "I 57 ~ ...... \~,; 4:4:sc.:1 :~~14: P:JZ.UN A,r,H::i'IY rrc:iw CRANK A ",,. 4e·~ . 4,4JJ86:7- l~Sl5: !':'.lr'lf!:Y -~ _-'l!t:HA:cl 4;_ ---· " ) / March 2, 1989 Mr. John A. Brown Scout Executive Suffolk County Council, No. 404 PERSONAL ANO COMFJO(NTIAL 5UAJECT: MikP. Moon~v OP.ar ,1nck: The information which we received from the Nnrraqansett Council inrlicated that in 19A4 Mr. Mnoney showed somP very poor jurlgment. According to the _ information '.4P recf'i"~d anrl which you havi> a copy of, he purchnsed ,1lcohol beveragP.5 for a youth mf.'mber anti also suggested some ~exual activity. J am enclosing anoth~r Confidential Recnrrl ShPP~ whirh I would like to h~ve cnmpletPd. ~inr.P r feel wP shoul~ plnre Mr. Mooney nn nur Confidential File. Plea~e r.rmr,1Pte th\-; 1,,,ith nS m11r.h infnrm;ition ;:is you h,lVP available. I reallv tee I 1-1P ,;hn11lrl plJre Mr. Mooney on 011r file and prevent him from registerinq in thP fllturf'. An individual 1-1ith his t.ype of judgment should not be a le~dPr nf youth. S 1nc e rl? I y , Paul Ernst, DirPctor Registration Servic~ ag Enclosur"', cc: HorthP CONF010781 - Uover::i.>c• r JA, ..!. 9:18 ttr. John A. ttrown s CO\l t: ;;:,-.P.CUl:i ve ., Sufi:,lk. i;o'.llit:1 1JmmcU., iJ!). :;u B,I !:CT: :·i 1.ke Moon('>y !Jeer Jnck: l !'('C~iv,~1 l .tn1nrru.1tl<~H i r•):, r:.n ;, I_,: f 1 1~~, t.,,nt ,.,,,:; 1-n tiH'! t'Lart"-~;,;:~nsctt: l..n11nc.U.' H re<:nr Slncor,-.J.:,·, Pau.L tt.:w:t., 11J.r,'.Ct!lt: H.eg5. s tni ti. 011 ;,;,::rv icn je READY TO F='IU: HOV I 1-f 1988 ERIN O'RIL£Y CONF010782 J•Jl/ 13, lJU8 Mr. ifincent Jurr~lli ::.cout tlX•?cutive Narrayanr;ett cou11cii, llo. 54'5 P E!l30HAL AtlD CUHli' I DP.l!'rt ,\i, ~;1_113,_JF:CT: IHY-r! l-1OOtlEY l)e-,H V inc~: r ai,, fol.Lowinr.J up (•!i.t11 you t(>r note int:ormi'\tion concerning the above n,c1me•l indivi1.iual. Pl•~r1n•~ ,:,n,pletc t!i~ CtJlltidential flecord She~t: which we have-:: encl:..Hieu. ,\ •locutn!?nt wit!1 r1i:,; :.;iqnatut'? 1:1)1Jl•J -"lBo h~lp to aid in ti1e identification pcoc~ti~. :1r. Moon•:?Y :;110we\1 vr,,ry puoc Judg1.1ent as a leader in purchasing alcoholic bt!VCCa•.JC-'3 f<>t youtti .::in,j U1en ,.irinkin(J ;-;tt:il youth. Apparently, there was also some indic,'ltion t:bat :;,~.r.:rnl activiti~~ •,;f1ce rrn9qe:Jte•l. Pl~;1se let UH know i.L JOU ri~t~d .-\lly ii~lp fr,)111 us in cu1:1pl1~ting ti1is tile • .::;i11cerelf, Paul Ern~t, Dir~ctor ~e~idtration ~ervice p,11,1 Enclo:-rnt CONF010783 - NARRAGANSETT COUNCIL !546! BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Providence. Rhode Island 02903 August 9, 1984 Mr. John A. Brown, Scout Executive Medford, NY 11763-2292 Dear Jack: Attached to my letter is a copy of the cc.1mp d1 rector's report of un incident at Yawgoog Scout Reservation with Troop 49 of Blue Point. I am also enclosing a copy of a leLLcr sent by Jim McMann, the Scoutma:-;ter who h<.1:-; met and talked with you and has taken steps to deal with the problem. The major problem from thC' camp and the Council point of view is the fact that Mike Mooney, the adult leader from Troop 49, did in fact buy whiskey for an un deraged staff member. In Rhode Island this is a crime and the state in recent days has been taking a very hard stand against this kind of activity. As you can see from th~ report, whne there are other implications to the inci dent, I do not believe that there was anything of a drastic nature that was com mitted. At any rate, Mr. Mooney would not be weJcomed back at Yawgoog Scout Reservation, and it appcr1rs from the letter from Llw Scoutmaster, that we wj]l not have to worry uboul Lilis 111 lulurt· yL' ..Hs. You 11,dy wu11L Lo alvrl your sL.iff iJlld ulliers who would be in a "neeo to know" position that Mr. Mooney could be a potential problem if h<.: is iJg,iin .:is'.;1,ciuLed w1tli a Seoul unit. Hope all is well over on the islond, and let's hope this is the end of the Mooney incident. Regards, .,) . - • ' I • !' ' VINCENT N. 130RRELLT Scout ExecuL i vc VNB:jab Enclosures CONF010784 B(W SCOU'TS Of Al\WRICA 1,ROOP No. 49 BLUE POINT. LONG ISLAND. NEW YORK 11715 Blue Point, New York 11715 July 21, 1984 Dear Mr. Mink, Wednesday morning, July 18th, I had a private discussion with my Council Executive John Brown concerning the incident at camp. I informed him of the conte:nt of your report and that you were sending it to him. Due to the sensitive nature of this situation concerning the allegations, I informed him that the individual would be quietly divorced of all scouting activities. Mr. Brown agreed that this step would be best for al1 parties. He will inform me when your report reaches him. Unfortunately, this incident did cast a cloud over the superb week our Scouts had at Yawgoog. If our scouting program is as good as I feel it is, we will weather this situation. I must inform you that Yawgoog is indeed very fortunate to have the type of individuals that you have on your staff. We consider our Troop to be very lucky to have the following individuals working with our Scouts. They are Tom Del Prete, Jim Hall, Todd Drumm, Mark Rosen, Mike Muniz, Mike Laria, and Lee Holst. Besides working very hard at their respective jobs, they create the environment and examples that we wish our Scout~ to be exposed to at camp. An immediate result of our week at Three Point the following things have occurred,,, . Robert Barzilay earned the J. Harold Williams Award and ' is now working on staff, and five of our Scouts are now attending your C.I.T. Program. CONF010785 BC9 SCOUTS OF Al\9":RICA TROOP No. 49 I / ' BLUE POINT. LONG ISL-\ND. NE\V YORK Jl715 Additionally, a sixth Scout will attend C.I.T. during week seven. I strongly feel that the experiences of these seven Scouts will not only be beneficial to each one but to the Troop as well. I would like to express my appreciation to you and George Eagan for treating our Troop with concern for ow.: Scouts and the Troop's program. Your sincere·professional conduct will always be remembered by me. in scouting, ~J?l')-?1~ A. McManrt· j EScoutmaster T 4-9 - ..... -. -··-· -- - - . -~··•· ... CONF010786 RXPOR'l or IBOIDEl'l' RBt Mich. Moon•7 Buoklin Building Ouatodian ?roop ~9 Blue Po1nt.-lT Yawgoog Statt Adult leader On Friday night. 7-13-84., ata!t member, became ill•• about 12 midnight and threw t.p in hi• cabin. On Saturda7 D'l:>rning, l.ieorge Egan, hi• ..!!L,.8 ta tr adYiaor and assistant reservation direotor, spo~e with him. - said he had been drinking and became aiok. H• said he went otr t~•rvation with an older person from another troop. Georg• told- he -woul.d speak with him further about the incident later in the da7 and proceeded to our r9gular Saturday ke7 staff meeting. Oaorge alerted Al Mink, Reservation Director, to the problem. A.tter · supper lisorge Egan and Al Mink sa ts down with to discuss the inoident. - stated the following: ~n Tuesday of this week, he cet ~ike·Mooney at the Leadership Challenge rogram. 'J.bey struck up an acquaintance and - met hin1 again at the l~adership challange a couple of other times during the week. . ·• On Friday ot this weak as at Leadership Challenge and met ,·like Mooney ngain. was telling about his Uob as custodian~ olenn!ng toil9ts, urinals, eta. They were talking about signs that could ~e put up and Mike Mooney said he could put a spot on the wall with~ sign that said anyone who can hit this spot could Join the fire dei:artm,mt. said this led to the exchange ot dirty jokes. Hik13- Hoon9y then invi teq to the ca:npfir .· ot troop ~9 Blue Point. ~ben they sot to the campfire, Mike Mooney introduced -to a couple of adult leadere and they sat for a while at ~ter about five minuta:s 11 Hike ;~oney invited to go to a package store with hi~ end pick up some bottl7a.• agreed and they left the campsite and went in Mike Mooney • pie kup truck to the Hope Vall ay Liquor :..it ore. • MiY.e Mconey went into the store alone s.nd ~urchased two six packa or ~ichelob end a half pint bottle 0£ Sea~I·am Sevan. They wi:;re parked across the street from the store in the A&P park ot ccm lax. When Mika Mooney returned to the tr, e handed the Sea .;ram .:lsven b~Ol=!US e he had asked what he WBl ted to dr nk and - said iJaagram Saven. began to drink the whiskey end 1\fike Mooney began to drink the beer.___... said he drank part of a can or beer also and then p~i~the rest or the beer and waa drinking that. In total. lllllllllllllllaaid he drank about halt the bot tl• ot whiauy end ons can ot beer, through the rsm.aind!r ot th• evening. The liquor was puroh• aed a, about 9100 • 9:15 p.m. e said they left the parking lot and were driving around drinking. Tti.y went down Rout• 112 and came to a small parking lot end stopped and oontinued drinking~ stated that while they were driving along. Mike Mooney• • id he waa fourteen ono• and he began to tell stories about sex when you are fourteen. ~. saids •When you ar• 14 don', you hat• it when you're 1n aohool and you geJs a big .old hard-on/• Re ,aid • ome';hin :; :.ket •Everybod1 jer~• ottJ don't be ashamed ot 1~.• He asked he ever sxperiment.d 1emall1 with other bo.I!...!!lLhe said no. ••id Mike Mooney d:td not believe thia. --says that before Mike Mooney aaked him about hi• !~.xual activities, Mooney said h.e waa a CONF010787 ... bi•1exual. ••r• hi• ieaponae ~hi• vaa1 •oh ahit. Vall, I'm not. 1t1tedl I u• dru!m'quita.1 bit bJ thia time and I don't remember everything he vaa aaying w1. th hi• exaot word• but it beoame obvioWI to me that he w11 trr1ng to lead me into a mutual m.aaturbation s•aaion. Be told =e he had• hard-on and I said to hims •Then whl don't 7ou go have• pud p~lling aesaion." He eaidl •t•t's do that. lie thought I meant both or ua, but I meant tor b1m to do it •lone. I mentioned to him that I tel t I was getting drunk and llight be losing vry ooordination. Re then reached over and put hia hand on my genjtal area and aaid "How's that oooi-dination.• I puphe, hia hand 1wa7. He told me he was not a very toroeful 1 person and I relt he would not try to force himself on me phys1celly but he was trying to push me psyohologioelly. He asked me why I didn't want to do anything with him sexually. I told him I had morale. He ~aid well yc~•re smoking and drinking, why not thisT When he realized he wasn't going to get anywhere with me he decided e m.e back to oa1r..p. He Je1d et one point: "I should "5aUfJ taken with me from ths troop. "e might have done aomething with me" - ~ to that ettaot. (Notes Later, in aheoking this statement with 111111111111111 he stat'3d ~ was not thet sure that the boy mentioned by Mika Hooney wae ~•) On the way back t-:> oarap, - says Hike Mo(,ncy cpgtinued to tr7 to have him do sometning sexual with him and tt.ey kep_t art:;uing about it". The truck was panked in the Boden Parking Lot ~c,y got out. or the truck, and he made a las~t...... to do somet:-d.ng. After a few minuteH, - says he told Mika Mooney he had to get going .nd he went to his cabin. When ho got into the oabin he becQm~ ill and threw up. Atter receiving thi~ ir.for~~tion fro~ , I a&k~d George Egan to ca 11 Tom DelPret e, camp di 1•ec tor hree Point where Troop 49 Blue Point is cau.~in£ thie week, and get an evalue.tion of the adult leadership. To:11 Del rete tndica ted they l.ere very responsible and ran a f'ine troop. I then h.ac George meet with Torn Del Prete and the Sooutr.ienter, JB:!l(:~ HcMann, to chare the above- statement with them and to have the Scoutmaster oome to my office to discuss the matter. The Sl✓• requested th.at he alf:o have Clir McCsllum, A.91-~, 6t tend tha con.terenoe and t e~uest was honored. While George was at Three Point • I called my office to rsview care:fu.lq the stat•ment he had :nade. 1ndioated to me th.at the notes I had typed were correct 1n t&rms of what hEld baJ.,pened. I then met with the S:1, James XcMann, the A3M (aotual~ ia , the troop committee ohairman)~eorge Egan. I shared - • tatement with tthem. I indicated that my next •tep was to report thia matter to our Soout Ex~cutive who would advise me regarding aotion to be taken. Mr. Borr~oout Exeoll.t1Te directed that the parent b• oalle~ , and in.formed ot --atatemttnt. It ahe preferred charges, I wa• i directed to oall the-State Police. It abe did not prefer ohargea, Iva, to int'orm her that Mr. Borrelli would transmit my repor:; of tc~a · · fnoidcnt to the 8oout .ixeoutive ot Su.f.tolk OoW1t7, Long -IslandA!. and that it would be dealt with by that Soout Rxeoutive. indioatod that ah• wa • in the middle of diYoroe prooeedings (.rather haa · z .... ,sc c;;:.,.cc .... a P. ee c c c zc e , ace a c , . 1.4 SC( M • 4 C 4 .-- c_,c µ; 1 CONF010788 .. . . - . ~•se J . 0 ~~en· awa7. trom A home tor two -~•~•) and-• deoided 'tha11 1he did no, vant to puti- through anothel' trying expttl'ienae. ·She. e.xpreased oonl'idenoe th.a~ 1, would be deal, with ettsotivel7 in·. Su19:t'olk Oounty Oounau·. · In·diaoW11ion with George Rgan we decided to pl:aoe on ;robationa17 statua beoauae • 43-year old adult w•• • •s• volv•d: ind we telt that to 10me extent he was taken adv.antag• ot. The Soout Exeoutive vaa intorme~ deoiaion and o~ oui, d•oiaion regarding a ta.tr member - The 3ooutmaatel', Jamaa Mct~enua, and ASM,(Troop Cotm1ittee ahairman) Oli~ MoCallum, were intormed of the above. Albert ls!. Mink Reservation Directo~ Yawgoog ~oout Reservati9n Notal I was informed by Mr. James r-1~anus, ~that !1ike Moon13y is 43 ys~rs oJ.d gnd has a- 1n the troop who is at oAmp this we~k. He serve~ as aviation merit bAdga oounsalor for the 3oouts in the troop. During this wesk at camp Mr. McManus stated ~h.13t hG had . .soo.e relationship problem with f1~. Mooney because Mr. Mor,ney seemed to havs a need to be ,.the cent9r ot attrsotion,." He indicated that at one point Mr. Mooney told hint th.at h~.:'~l t ~·lr UcManu~ was trentinG him like a child. t!r. ;,fc.ian 11s then indiaatad to Ml" Mooney thab ha fol t Mr Mooney wo1.:ld 1•qelly like to be the ~coutr:iaater. It would aeem that their relationship has been a cool one. .., . . i -·._ I CONF010789