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Tony Cercy was convicted in a trial in Hot Springs County in November for third-degree sexual assault of a woman at his former Alcova house in June 2017.

The Korean family had flown to Denver for a tour through the west with stops in South Dakota, a trip to Devils Tower, and a visit to Casper before driving to Utah.

During his initial appearance in August, Wade told the court that he worked for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for four years.

Two counts of sexual assault were dismissed.

The case started in June 2017 when the Wyoming Medical Center reported a two-and-a-half-year-old girl had a suspicious femur fracture.

James Simpson, Jr., must receive sex offender treatment, perform 200 hours of community service, have no contact with children under 17.

The judge said Laura Rasmussen has shown no remorse for the theft, nor for filing false documents (the perjury) with the court.

The case began in April when the victim with a broken arm was taken to the Wyoming Medical Center emergency room.

The case began in late February after the Wyoming Department of Family Services reported the allegations.

The long-term effects of strangulation can include stroke.