Auleb, Robert Kenneth

Ineligible Volunteer File on Robert Kenneth Auleb

Added October 17, 1988

In around 1920, soon after the Boy Scouts of America (“BSA”) was formed, the organization began keeping files on adult leaders and volunteers who were alleged to have committed various crimes and offenses. The files are known today as the “Ineligible Volunteer” or the “I.V. Files.”

The I.V. Files are made up of six categories of offenses including Perversion, Morals, Financial, Leadership, Theft and Criminal. By far the largest category is the Perversion Files, or “P Files” as the BSA internally refers to them. The Perversion Files contain the names of adult leaders who have been accused of, or convicted in a criminal court of, molesting or otherwise sexually abusing Boy Scouts.

Disclaimer: The information contained in each of the I.V. files was created solely by the Boy Scouts of America. The I.V. files for the period 1965 through 1985 were made public pursuant to a court order. By the terms of the court’s order, the names and contact information of persons identified as victims of sexual abuse and those that reported the abuse were redacted. If the person identified as the reporter of alleged abuse was a professional Scouter, i.e., an individual employed by the Boy Scouts of America or an affiliate, then the person’s name was not redacted. In 2012, the I.V. Files for the period 1986 through 1991 were made available to the public through the Los Angeles Times.

The information in the Perversion Files concerns allegations of child sexual abuse. In a number of the cases, the allegations were later substantiated by court proceedings. However, in a great many cases no such substantiation ever occurred.

The first page of each I.V. File is a “Confidential Record Sheet,” which provides basic background information on each individual. The information includes the individual’s date of birth, daytime job, and most importantly, his troop number and the basics of the allegations of abuse.

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Name

Robert Kenneth Auleb

Organization

Boy Scouts of America

Troop Number(s)

264 (Pacifica, California)

Date Ineligible Volunteer File Opened

October 17, 1988
Residence City: Facifica
Residence State: CA
Residence Zip: 94044
Date of Birth: October 3, 1957
Occupation: Substitute Teacher
Weight: 180
Height: 5' 8"
Hair Color: Light Blond
Eye Color: Unknown
Summary: In 1983, Scout leader Robert “Skip” Auleb reportedly molested a Scout at the Wente Scout Reservation after getting him intoxicated and offering him marijuana.  The abuse was reported to BSA shortly thereafter, but Auleb was allowed to remain in Scouting.  Auleb later became the Scoutmaster of Troop 264 in Pacifica, California, until late-1987, when the past abuse allegations were, again, reported to BSA, which led to his removal and placement in the BSA’s Ineligible Volunteer file. 

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