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Ken Dyers
Ken Dyers (14 July 1922 – 25 July 2007) was one of two founders of Kenja Communication. Born in 1922, Dyers served with the Australian Army during World War II, joining the Church of Scientology after departing from the military. He founded Kenja with his partner, Jan Hamilton, in 1982. In 1993 he was charged with sexual offences against four young girls, but was found not guilty on ten of the 11 counts, with the remaining conviction overturned in 2002. He was again charged with child sexual assault in 2005. The court case received a temporary stay on the grounds of ill health, but Dyers committed suicide before the case could return to court.
==Early life==
Dyers was born on 14 July 1922.〔From a full-page memorial tribute to Dyers on the first anniversary of his death, containing an edited version of Jan Hamilton-Dyers' eulogy, ''The Age'', 25 July 2008.〕 His father was 54 when he was born. His father, Charlie Dyers, was a toddler on Daly Waters station in the Northern Territory where he had become lost at the age of three. He was picked up by a drover three years later at the age of six and returned to Daly Waters station. He lived with an Aboriginal tribe in the intervening years.〔(Ken Dyers biography )〕
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