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EXCLUSIVE: Scott Rogers was shot dead by his ex-lover  in August.
Used to run Suffolk dance school  where he was accused of abusing boys.
Rogers was cleared of molesting one boy in 1993 but three new victims have now come forward after his death.
He was facing an investigation in the U.S. at the time he was killed.
A British dance teacher shot dead by his son-in-law, who was also his former lover, may have molested at least four boys while running a dance school in Suffolk, it has emerged. Police have investigated four alleged victims who say they were abused in the 1980s and 1990s by Scott Rogers, who was killed in the US after becoming a local television celebrity there. Three of the men claiming that Rogers attacked them have only come forward after he was shot dead in August by Mathew Hodgkinson, who also killed himself. Investigation: Scott Rogers is accused of molesting at least four young boys while living in Britain. Rogers - known as Richard Scott-Rogers when he lived in Britain - was charged with abusing the other boy more than 20 years ago, but was cleared in 1993 after a trial. Before he moved to the US, Rogers founded the Academy of Dancing and Performing Arts in Bury St Edmunds, which was described as a 'supposedly religious cult' by the local council. Rogers allegedly held 'sleepovers' with young students, where he would 'cuddle them in their sleeping bags', according to parents. He then moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he hosted a weekend morning TV show called Around Town, making him a minor celebrity in the area. But in August last year, Rogers, 52, was murdered by Mathew Hodgkinson, a former lover of his who had married his daughter Kimmy as part of an immigration scam. School: Rogers founded the Academy of Dancing and Performing Arts in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk in 1983. Hodgkinson, 36, then turned the gun on himself, and died in hospital eight days later. After Rogers' death, Suffolk Police appealed for any victims to come forward, and were contacted by three men who said they were abused at the dance school in Bury St Edmunds. Killer: Rogers was shot dead in August by his son-in-law and ex-lover Mathew Hodgkinson, pictured. The force, working with officers from the Metropolitan Police's Operation Yewtree, recorded their claims and referred them to specialist agencies which support child abuse victims. However, they will not be able to take any further action because Rogers' death means the investigation has now been closed. A Suffolk Police crime report uncovered by a MailOnline freedom of information request said: 'Three new victims of child abuse reported to the Suffolk police sexual abuse by Richard Scott-Rogers. 'These historic incidents were recorded as notifiable crimes. Police provided support to these victims. There are no further lines of enquiry to complete in relation to the investigation with no other parties involvement. 'Given the suspect had died these crimes are therefore finalised in accordance with Home Office crime recording outcomes.' The three new victims brings the total number of British complainants to four, including the boy who made the original abuse claims in the 1990s. Following Rogers' death, it emerged that the authorities had recently taken away his adopted 10-year-old son and two-year-old foster son after finding out about his past. He was due to give evidence to a grand jury on the day he was killed, after police discovered that he had lied on the forms he used to apply to become a foster parent. Note: Hodgkinson left this note after killing Rogers and then shooting himself. Hodgkinson wrote an apparent suicide note found in the home he shared with his wife and father-in-law, saying: 'They broke our happy loving home. They do not get to take Scott too.' Soon after Rogers was killed, two anonymous British men appeared on a radio show and accused him of molesting them when they were young boys. One of the alleged victims, who said he met Rogers at the dance academy, claimed to have been abused from the age of 13. It is not known whether the men who made those claims are the same as the complainants who have contacted the police.
Använd följande höjdpunkter för att skriva en artikel: EXKLUSIVE: Scott Rogers sköts ihjäl av sin ex-älskare i augusti. Brukade driva Suffolks dansskola där han anklagades för att ha misshandlat pojkar. Rogers friades från att ha ofredat en pojke 1993 men tre nya offer har nu trätt fram efter hans död. Han stod inför en utredning i USA när han dödades.
Use the following highlights to write an article: EXCLUSIVE: Scott Rogers was shot dead by his ex-lover in August. Used to run Suffolk's dance school where he was accused of assaulting boys. Rogers was acquitted of molestationing a boy in 1993 but three new victims have now emerged after his death. He was facing an investigation in the United States when he was killed.
En brittisk danslärare som sköts ihjäl av sin svärson, som också var hans tidigare älskare, kan ha ofredat minst fyra pojkar medan han drev en dansskola i Suffolk, det har uppstått. Polisen har utrett fyra påstådda offer som säger att de misshandlades under 1980- och 1990-talen av Scott Rogers, som dödades i USA efter att ha blivit en lokal TV-kändis där. Tre av männen som hävdar att Rogers anföll dem har trätt fram först efter att han i augusti skjutits ihjäl av Mathew Hodgkinson, som också tog livet av sig. Undersökning: Scott Rogers anklagas för att ha ofredat minst fyra unga pojkar medan de bor i Storbritannien. Rogers - känd som Richard Scott-Rogers när han bodde i Storbritannien - åtalades för att ha misshandlat den andra pojken för mer än 20 år sedan, men friades 1993 efter en rättegång. Innan han flyttade till USA grundade Rogers Academy of Dancing and Performing Arts i Bury St Edmunds, som beskrevs som en "påstått religiös kult" av det lokala rådet. Rogers ska ha haft "sömnovers" med unga studenter, där han skulle "gosa dem i deras sovsäckar", enligt föräldrarna. Han flyttade sedan till Baton Rouge, Louisiana, där han var värd för en helgmorgon-TV-show kallad Around Town, vilket gjorde honom till en mindre kändis i området. Men i augusti förra året mördades Rogers, 52, av Mathew Hodgkinson, en före detta älskare till honom som hade gift sig med hans dotter Kimmy som en del av en invandringsbedrägeri. Skola: Rogers grundade Dans- och scenkonstakademin i Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk 1983. Hodgkinson, 36, vände sedan pistolen mot sig själv, och avled på sjukhus åtta dagar senare. Efter Rogers död vädjade Suffolkpolisen om att eventuella offer skulle träda fram, och kontaktades av tre män som sade att de misshandlades på dansskolan i Bury St Edmunds. Mördare: Rogers sköts ihjäl i augusti av sin svärson och före detta älskaren Mathew Hodgkinson, på bild. Styrkan, som arbetade med officerare från Metropolitan Police's Operation Yewtree, registrerade deras påståenden och hänvisade dem till specialiserade byråer som stöder barnmisshandelsoffer. De kommer dock inte att kunna vidta några ytterligare åtgärder eftersom Rogers död innebär att utredningen nu är avslutad. I en rapport från Suffolk Police som avslöjades av en begäran om informationsfrihet på MailOnline sades det: "Tre nya offer för barnmisshandel rapporterade till polisens sexuella övergrepp mot Suffolk av Richard Scott-Rogers. Dessa historiska händelser registrerades som anmälningspliktiga brott. Polisen gav stöd till dessa offer. Det finns inga ytterligare utredningslinjer att slutföra i samband med undersökningen utan någon annan parts inblandning. "Med tanke på att den misstänkte hade dött är dessa brott därför slutförda i enlighet med Home Office brottsregistrering utfall." De tre nya offren för med sig det totala antalet brittiska klagande till fyra, inklusive pojken som gjorde de ursprungliga övergreppsanspråken under 1990-talet. Efter Rogers död framkom det att myndigheterna nyligen hade tagit bort hans adopterade 10-årige son och tvååriga fosterson efter att ha fått reda på hans förflutna. Han skulle ge bevis till en åtalsjury samma dag som han dödades, efter att polisen upptäckt att han ljugit på de formulär han brukade ansöka om att bli fosterförälder. Notera: Hodgkinson lämnade denna lapp efter att ha dödat Rogers och sedan skjutit sig själv. Hodgkinson skrev ett tydligt självmordsbrev som hittades i det hem han delade med sin fru och svärfar och sade: "De bröt vårt lyckliga kärleksfulla hem. De får inte ta Scott också.' Strax efter att Rogers dödats dök två anonyma brittiska män upp i en radioshow och anklagade honom för att ha ofredat dem när de var unga pojkar. Ett av de påstådda offren, som sade sig ha träffat Rogers på dansakademin, påstod sig ha blivit misshandlat från 13 års ålder. Det är inte känt om de män som gjorde dessa påståenden är desamma som de klagande som har kontaktat polisen.
A British dance teacher shot dead by his son-in-law, who was also his former lover, may have molested at least four boys while running a dance school in Suffolk, it has arisen. Police have investigated four alleged victims who say they were beaten during the 1980s and 1990s by Scott Rogers, who was killed in the United States after becoming a local television celebrity there. Three of the men who claim Rogers attacked them have only stepped forward after he was shot dead in August by Mathew Hodgkinson, who also killed himself. Survey: Scott Rogers is accused of molesting at least four young boys while living in the UK. Rogers - known as Richard Scott-Rogers when he lived in the UK - was charged with assaulting the other boy more than 20 years ago, but was acquitted in 1993 after a trial. Before moving to the United States, Rogers founded the Academy of Dancing and Performing Arts in Bury St Edmunds, which was described as an "allegedly religious cult" by the local council. Rogers supposedly had "sleep novers" with young students, where he would "goose them in their sleeping bags", according to his parents. He then moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he hosted a weekend morning television show called Around Town, making him a minor celebrity in the area. But last August Rogers, 52, was murdered by Mathew Hodgkinson, a former lover of him who had married his daughter Kimmy as part of an immigration fraud. School: Rogers founded the Academy of Dance and Performing Arts in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk in 1983. Hodgkinson, 36, then turned the gun on himself, and died in hospital eight days later. After Rogers' death, Suffolk police appealed for possible victims to come forward, and were approached by three men who said they were beaten at the Bury St Edmunds dance school. Murderer: Rogers was shot dead in August by his son-in-law and former lover Mathew Hodgkinson, in picture. The force, working with officers from Metropolitan Police's Operation Yewtree, registered their claims and referred them to specialized agencies supporting child abuse victims. However, they will not be able to take any further action because Rogers' death means that the investigation is now closed. A report by Suffolk Police revealed by a request for freedom of information on MailOnline said: "Three new victims of child abuse reported to police sexual abuse of Suffolk by Richard Scott-Rogers. These historical events were recorded as notifiable offences. The police provided support for these victims. There are no further lines of investigation to complete in the course of the investigation without any other party's involvement. "Given the suspect had died, these crimes are therefore completed in accordance with Home Office criminal registration outcomes." The three new victims bring the total number of British complainants to four, including the boy who made the original abuse claims in the 1990s. After Rogers' death, it emerged that authorities had recently removed his adopted 10-year-old son and two-year-old foster son after learning of his past. He would provide evidence to a grand jury the day he was killed, after police discovered he was lying on the forms he used to apply to become a foster parent. Note: Hodgkinson left this note after killing Rogers and then shooting himself. Hodgkinson wrote a clear suicide note found in the home he shared with his wife and father-in-law, saying, "They broke our happy loving home. They can't take Scott too.' Shortly after Rogers was killed, two anonymous British men appeared on a radio show accusing him of molesting them when they were young boys. One of the alleged victims, who claimed to have met Rogers at the dance academy, claimed to have been beaten from the age of 13. It is not known whether the men who made these claims are the same as the complainants who have contacted the police.