Thomas Sullins

James Sanders allegedly abused two other children, including his 14-day-old son in Mills on January 2017, and his approximately 8-year-old son in 2016.

The case began in February when the victim was admitted to Wyoming Medical Center.

In December, Joshua Winters appealed his conviction to the Wyoming Supreme Court, which has delayed its hearing pending the outcome of this court action.

Joshua Winters is appealing the case, saying his public defender was ineffective during his child sexual abuse trial.

A Casper man pleaded not guilty to four counts of child abuse involving three children including his infant son causing probable permanent brain damage, during his arraignment in Natrona County District Court on Friday. James Cody Sanders, 28, is charged with two counts of child abuse in May with a girl born in 2015, one count of aggravated child abuse of a 14-day-old boy in January 2017, and one

In his order, Natrona County District Court Judge Thomas Sullins wrote the Public Records Act has the goal of disclosure and not secrecy, but there is an exception.

The trial will resume at 9:30 a.m. Friday.

Lovcom wants the Wyoming DCI to show why it will not release records about how the Casper Police Department handled the investigations of Richardson and McMurry.

John Knospler, convicted of second-degree murder unsuccessfully appealed the conviction to the Wyoming Supreme Court.

In February, Paul Harnetty pleaded guilty to attempted possession of the synthetic steroid Nandrolone, a felony.