Pediatrician Accused Of Molesting More Than Two Dozen Patients
Prosecutors say Dr. Johnnie Wilson "Jack" Barto, 70, used his position at a pediatric practice "to feed his own, sick sexual desires."
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Prosecutors say Dr. Johnnie Wilson "Jack" Barto, 70, used his position at a pediatric practice "to feed his own, sick sexual desires."
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