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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) — Federal prosecutors have dropped interstate child sex charges against the former director of a Pennsylvania museum who's already serving 18 years in federal prison on related child pornography charges. Prosecutors in Williamsport dropped the charges this week, accusing 68-year-old Christopher Lee of enticing a minor girl into sexual activity at the Boal Mansion Museum in Centre County. Lee lived at the museum, which uses volunteer students from around the world to serve as guides. He was convicted in March of possessing, receiving and producing child porn and obstruction of justice and sentenced to prison followed by a lifetime of probation. Prosecutors say the seriousness of Lee's sentence made it unnecessary to try the additional charges. Lee has vowed to appeal. He resigned shortly after he was charged in October 2014.

Charges dropped against museum exec in prison for child porn