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Ontario man on trial in Charlottetown for alleged sex crimes against 2 boys

A 34-year-old man from Stouffville, Ont., is on trial in Charlottetown. He has been accused of sex crimes against two boys.

The alleged victims in this case are 2 brothers

The accused, Timothy Andrew Neuman, has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. (Brian Higgins/CBC)

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  • Timothy Andrew Neuman was found not guilty of all charges in August 2019.

A 34-year-old man from Stouffville, Ont.,is on trialin Charlottetown forsex crimes against two boys.

The alleged victims in this case are two brothers, one of whomappeared on the witness stand Monday.

Videotaped statements

The boyswere both preteenswhen the alleged incidents happened a couple of years ago.

One of the boys gave three videotaped interviews to police over a period of a year and a half.

It's up to the judge to decide whether those interviews will be accepted as evidence in this trial.

The accused, Timothy Andrew Neuman, has pleaded notguilty to the charges against him, which include sexual assault and sexual touching.

The incidents allegedly took place in a motel room where Neumanstayed over a couple of summers on P.E.I.

In the videos shown in court today, the boy strugglesto tell police what happened.

Trial continues

Over the course of three interviews, he provided more details to police.

He allegedNeuman made the brothers watch pornography and drink beer then engaged in sexual activity.

The boy testified Mondaythat he wasn't entirely honest in the first video.

He testified thathe left out some explicit details because he was too embarrassed to talk about them at the time.

The defence lawyer questioned whether someone coached the boy about what to say.

Both the police and the boy denied that.

The trial continues Tuesday.

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With files from Brian Higgins