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Some of the comments on stories about the Kahns show "a complete misunderstanding of the criminal justice system," such as "innocent unless proven guilty."

The trial of Shakeel Kahn and other defendants is scheduled to start in late April.

Five other defendants in the related federal conspiracy case have been sentenced.

Federal Judge Alan Johnson sentenced the fourth of five defendants in a methamphetamine conspiracy that operated from Rock Springs to Denver.

The case started a year ago when the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation was investigating a drug trafficking organization in Wyoming and Colorado.

The wife of Dr. Shakeel Kahn accused of orchestrating a multi-state prescription drug conspiracy wants the trial for them and other defendants set to begin April 29 to be moved to Cheyenne because of convenience and "toxic" pretrial publicity, according to a motion filed in federal…

One of the defendants was the second to be sentenced for his role in a Casper-area methamphetamine conspiracy.

In the meth conspiracy case, prosecutors allege that Meyers worked with another individual to distribute methamphetamine in the Natrona County area.

Another defendant was sentenced in July, and three more are awaiting sentencing.

Shakeel and Lyn Kahn were arrested at their house on Thorndike Avenue in Casper on Nov. 30, 2016.