3.Aaron Smith, a junior at Yale, was a counselor at Camp Winipesaukee for the summer of 2007. Several of the children, ages 8-12 reported to their parents that they had been physically assaulted by Aaron while they were at camp. The children had signs of bruising and other injuries. The parents brought suit against Camp W, the corporation that operated the camp for their children's injuries. Camp W says that it is not liable because (a) it had no knowledge of the assaults; (b) Aaron had not injured anyone in the past; and (c) what Aaron did was not within his scope of employment as a camp counselor. Discuss the liability and defense issues in the case.