Three Family Members Accused Of Incest and Sexual Abuse Charges Waive Preliminary Hearings

The case involving a Mills man, his wife, and her daughter who have all been charged with multiple counts of incest and child sexual abuse, is moving forward in court.

Fifty-three year old Glenn Towner, as well as 52-year old Doris Towner and 33-year old Robin Keene have all waived their preliminary hearings.

According to the affidavit filed in Natrona County Circuit Court, the investigation began in September, when a Natrona County Sheriff’s Investigator received a report from a counselor, about a girl who had been sexually assaulted by her grandfather.

An interview with the other granddaughter revealed that she, too, had been touched inappropriately.

These repeated contacts started as early as September 2013.

One girl has been placed in protective custody, the other lives out of state.

The granddaughters told investigators that they told Keene in May or June of 2013, and also in August 2014, about the sexual contacts with Glenn Towner, but Keene did nothing.

Glenn and Doris Tower married in July 2013, and they have had an open relationship that included many sexual encounters with Keene, according to the affidavit.

Both Towners and Keene are being held in the Natrona County Detention Center, awaiting trial.