By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Thousands of previously unpublished Boy Scouts of America files that detail suspected sexual abuse by employees and volunteers, including doctors, teachers and priests, have been posted online. The Los Angeles Times published the horrifying database with redacted victims' names on Tuesday, including material that was released earlier by an Oregon Supreme Court judge's ruling. The Boy Scouts kept the files - numbering almost 2,000 - for internal use for nearly a century, and they now reveal the systematic coverups by the organisation, which in turn led to more abuse. Cover ups: Portland attorney Kelly Clark examines some of the previously confidential documents created by the Boy Scouts of America concerning child sex abuse within the organization
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The Los Angeles Times published the shocking database on Tuesday
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Newly-released files span from 1985 to 1991
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Organization's inaction and coverups allowed molesters to continue abuse
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