Sex scandal forces church to sell camp land; Property sold to pay off loans used to settle abuse claims against Douglas Mason

February 9, 2014 (SAUGATUCK, Mich)

Presbyterian Church leaders voted in favor of selling the camps in Saugatuck, Michigan.

The property is being sold to pay off loans used to settle sex abuse claims involving Douglas Mason.

He was accused of molesting four boys while director of a South Side ministry during the 1990s.

A Michigan land developer will pay $10 million for the property.

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