Mike Blonigen

Wyoming Chief Justice E. James Burke signed the order on Monday.

One of Cercy's attorneys, Jeffrey Pagliuca of Denver, said he will file a motion to change the venue, or location, of the trial.

Casper businessman Tony Cercy has filed a petition asking the Wyoming Supreme Court to either acquit him, or limit evidence at a retrial, of a charge of third-degree sexual assault.
Cercy was acquitted after an eight-day jury trial in Natrona County District Court in February of charges of first- and…

Natrona County District Attorney Mike Blonigen said neither Tony Cercy nor his attorneys can presume from the mistrial that the prosecution has no case for a retrial.

A jury acquitted Tony Cercy of first- and second-degree counts of sexual assault at the end of an eight-day trial in District Court on Feb. 22.

The prosecution and defense gave their closing arguments Wednesday morning before the judge handed the case to the jury.

The trial will resume at 10 a.m. Wednesday with jury instructions and closing arguments by attorneys before jurors begin their deliberations.

The trial resumes at the Townsend Justice Center, 115 N. Center St., at 8:30 a.m. Friday.

Later Sunday, he noticed there was a call from her early that morning, and a text message that simply said, “help please."

The trial resumes at the Townsend Justice Center at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.