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Court documents in Montague's case — which misspell his name as Montaque — say that police were contacted June 24 by the girl's mother, who reported that her daughter, a member of a competitive team, "had been sexually assaulted by a climbing instructor." The girl's parents identified him as Montague and said he had been her instructor since she joined the program in April 2010.
"He was aware of how old she was," the document says, although references to her age were blacked out. Montague and the girl, who was interviewed by the police, "began to have a sexual relationship" in March this year, and met on four occasions at her home "when her mother was away for a few hours."
According to the police account, the girl and Montague knew that "what they were doing was wrong."
