Gerald Salcido (1954 – ) was a Mormon church member and police officer in Mesa, Arizona and in Provo, Utah; accused of child sexual abuse of at least five children; Mormon officials knew in 1995 of alleged abuse, and excommunicated Salcido in 2006, but allegedly never reported abuse to police; convicted in 2020, sentenced to at least six years of probation.
"I am angry. I feel like [church leaders] cover up a lot of things, and I honestly feel like that’s what happened. He went to his bishop. He was excommunicated. So why were the police never called?"
— One of Salcido's alleged victims, 2018 interview with the Salt Lake Tribune

Gerald Salcido was a Mormon church member who was convicted in 2020 in Arizona of multiple crimes related to child sexual abuse.

 

Salcido moved to Provo and was a police officer for 12 years, and 10 years as a deputy, then confessed to his wife and bishop that he did sexually assault the girls, he was excommunicated in 2006. Church leaders never informed police about his confession.

 

Gerald Salcido Mormon Sex Abuse Case Timeline

1980: sex abuse instance against Salcido (per 2018 court documents)

1984: Salcido is a Mesa, Arizona police officer (don’t know when he began with police department)

1984: Salcido allegedly molested an 8-year-old girl and an even younger girl at sleepovers

1985: another sex abuse allegation against Salcido

1992: Salcido began working at the Provo Police Department; he worked there for 12 years, and then another 14 years as a deputy with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office

1995: girl told her parents she was molested by Salcido (19 year old, when she was 8 years-old in 1984)

1995: two young women told investigators in Mesa, Arizona that Salcido had groped and sexually assaulted them 11 years earlier (in 1984) at sleepovers; police allegedly brushed it off and said Salcido was not likely to be convicted due to lack of evidence; the case became dormant; per 2018 Salt Lake Tribune article, “Her parents told the Mesa Police Department about their daughters’ disclosures. An officer wrote a report based on interviews with the two teenagers, but within months, Detective Jerry Gissel wrote: ‘I do not feel it warrants any further follow-up investigation.’ […] Beyond the initial report, no other records exist that outline the efforts police took in the 1990s to look into the claims.”

1995 to 1996: Mormon church involvement

“A flurry of letters were sent between bishops in Utah and Arizona and family members in the year after the sisters’ initial disclosures to police, according to the recently obtained report. An Arizona bishop wrote in a 1995 letter to his stake president, who oversees multiple congregations, that he wanted to make sure Salcido was investigated in Utah and that ‘the allegations seem truthful.’ Another letter from a Utah bishop in 1996 expressed concern and explained the church’s disciplinary process.” – 2018 Salt Lake Tribune article

2004ish: Salcido began working at the Utah County Sheriff’s Office for 14 years

2006: Salcido confessed to his bishop and to his own wife that he sexually abused two girls and three other children who attended LDS Sunday School classes in Mesa, according to his wife, who told a Mesa police officer in 2017, per 2018 Salt Lake Tribune article

2006: Salcido was excommunicated by the Mormon church, according to a police report; church officials allegedly never told investigators about Salcido’s confession

2018: The mother of one of the alleged victims complained to Arizona police; Salcido was arrested and charged with child molestation; per 2018 Salt Lake Tribune article, “He was charged in Maricopa County, Ariz., with two counts of molestation of a child and two counts of sexual conduct with a minor. Court records list the offense dates as 1980, two instances in 1984 and an allegation in 1985.”

2018 LDS church response to allegations of failure to report abuse

Excerpt from 2018 Salt Lake Tribune article:

“When asked about the case, Eric Hawkins, a spokesman for the LDS Church, did not address whether anyone from the church contacted police after Salcido’s excommunication.

“Hawkins said when the allegations were first brought to light, Salcido’s bishop in Utah confronted him and then cooperated with police. Meanwhile, another bishop in Arizona assisted the accusers’ family as it reported the abuse to Arizona law enforcement.

“‘Authorities did not choose to prosecute at that time,’ Hawkins said. ‘Years later, the church was contacted again by authorities and cooperated with a new investigation. We are supportive of the efforts of law enforcement to investigate and prosecute this matter.'”

2020: Via a plea agreement, Salcido pleaded guilty to two third-degree felony counts of attempted child molestation; two second-degree felony charges were dropped

As of May 2026, Salcido is a registered sex offender living in Vineyard, Utah.

As of May 2026, Salcido was trying to filing motions for early termination of probation.

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Sources

  1. An ex-Utah County deputy’s confession to Mormon leaders led to his arrest for child molestation 10 years later, Salt Lake Tribune, June 24, 2018.
  2. Gerald Salcido, Offender Radar, May 1, 2026.
  3. Gerald Salcido, Utah Department of Public Safety, May 1, 2026.
  4. Criminal Court Case Information - Case History, Maricopa County, Arizona, May 1, 2026.

  • 1. An ex-Utah County deputy’s confession to Mormon leaders led to his arrest for child molestation 10 years later

    • 20180624
    • News article
    • Salt Lake Tribune

    Two young women told investigators in Mesa, Ariz., that one of the department’s former officers had groped and sexually assaulted them 11 years earlier at sleepovers.

    The handwritten report from 1995 doesn’t explain the steps detectives took next, but within months, the case went dormant. An investigator wrote that there was scant evidence and no likelihood that Officer Gerald Salcido would ever be convicted.

    Years went by.

    Salcido moved to Utah, where he worked as a Provo officer for 12 years and then another decade as a deputy with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office.

    While he was working for Provo, he allegedly confessed to his crimes — not to police, but to his wife and his Mormon bishop. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints excommunicated Salcido in 2006, but it appears church officials never told investigators about the confession.

    Only a dozen years later, when the mother of one of the victims complained to police in Arizona, did Salcido end up arrested and charged with molestation. That happened this January.

    A recently obtained police report sheds light on the role religious leaders played in this on-again, off-again investigation that has left the victims frustrated, yet hopeful the man they say molested them some 30 years ago may yet face a prison sentence.

    ‘I do not feel it warrants any further follow-up’

    She was 19 years old in 1995 when she decided to tell her parents about how Salcido, a family member, went into the bedroom she was sleeping in and sexually assaulted her in 1984. Her younger sister had a similar experience.

    “We didn’t know each other’s stories growing up,” the now-42-year-old Arizona woman told The Salt Lake Tribune last week. “We just needed to tell our story and get it out.”

    The allegations, made more than a decade after the alleged abuse, divided her family, the woman said. Some believed the sisters; many didn’t.

    Her parents told the Mesa Police Department about their daughters’ disclosures.

    An officer wrote a report based on interviews with the two teenagers, but within months, Detective Jerry Gissel wrote: “I do not feel it warrants any further follow-up investigation.”

    Beyond the initial report, no other records exist that outline the efforts police took in the 1990s to look into the claims.

    As the case was re-investigated in 2017, Gissel told a Mesa officer that he remembered the accusations against Salcido, whom he worked with in Mesa in the 1980s. He was surprised that no paper trail existed.

    “Jerry advised me that many steps were taken into the investigation,” a detective wrote in the most recent police report, “including a confrontational phone call, and even a trip up to Utah where Gerald was working in law enforcement at the time of the report. An interview was conducted with Gerald, but no admissions were made.”

    As Gissel was conducting his investigation in 1995, Mormon church officials also got involved.

    A flurry of letters were sent between bishops in Utah and Arizona and family members in the year after the sisters’ initial disclosures to police, according to the recently obtained report.

    An Arizona bishop wrote in a 1995 letter to his stake president, who oversees multiple congregations, that he wanted to make sure Salcido was investigated in Utah and that “the allegations seem truthful.” Another letter from a Utah bishop in 1996 expressed concern and explained the church’s disciplinary process.
    ‘So why were the police never called?’

    But the church did not take any internal action against Salcido until 10 years later, when he allegedly confessed to his then-wife and his Utah bishop. His wife told a Mesa police officer last year that Salcido confessed in 2006 to molesting the two girls, along with three other children who attended Sunday school classes in Mesa.

    The confession led to Salcido’s excommunication, according to the police report, but it does not appear church leaders alerted police to the admission.

    “I am angry,” the accuser said Wednesday. “I feel like [church leaders] cover up a lot of things, and I honestly feel like that’s what happened. He went to his bishop. He was excommunicated. So why were the police never called?”

    It’s something Salcido’s family found puzzling too, according to the 2017 police report.

    “They often wondered why nothing happened,” the detective wrote in the report, “and why [Salcido] has never been arrested, until recently realizing that the information had never been relayed to police that [he] confessed.”

    The Salt Lake Tribune generally does not identify alleged victims of sexual assault.

    When asked about the case, Eric Hawkins, a spokesman for the LDS Church, did not address whether anyone from the church contacted police after Salcido’s excommunication.

    Hawkins said when the allegations were first brought to light, Salcido’s bishop in Utah confronted him and then cooperated with police. Meanwhile, another bishop in Arizona assisted the accusers’ family as it reported the abuse to Arizona law enforcement.

    “Authorities did not choose to prosecute at that time,” Hawkins said. “Years later, the church was contacted again by authorities and cooperated with a new investigation. We are supportive of the efforts of law enforcement to investigate and prosecute this matter.”

    Clergy in Arizona are required to report child abuse to police or child welfare agents unless they discover the abuse through, according to the statute, “confidential communication or a confession.”

    Utah similarly does not require clergy to report child abuse if the information comes in a confession from the perpetrator. However, the Utah statute requires clergy to report if the information comes from any other source.

    In a presentation to victims’ rights advocates in Arizona, lawyers for the Mormon church have said it is not optional to report a suspected offender to LDS leaders so a disciplinary council can be held.
    ‘I hope that he goes to prison’

    The only reason the case resurfaced in 2017, the accuser said, was that her mother called Mesa police and asked about the statute of limitations — and told police Salcido had confessed to church leaders.

    A Mesa detective re-interviewed the alleged victims and their family members. He concluded that because their accounts remained consistent, coupled with Salcido’s alleged confessions, there was sufficient evidence to charge the man with crimes that took place more than 30 years ago.

    And in January, Salcido was arrested in Utah.

    He was charged in Maricopa County, Ariz., with two counts of molestation of a child and two counts of sexual conduct with a minor. Court records list the offense dates as 1980, two instances in 1984 and an allegation in 1985.

    Salcido has pleaded not guilty. His defense attorney, Matthew Long, said he felt the case was “troubling,” because authorities already investigated so many years ago and felt there was not enough evidence to move forward then.

    “The system that’s in place harms victims and defendants alike in these types of cases,” he said. “Because it doesn’t do the victim any good to bring cases many, many years later that weren’t adequately investigated. But too often, what [prosecutors] are relying on is that the allegations are so shocking and so disturbing that the truth doesn’t matter.”

    Salcido has posted bail, but his attorney would not disclose whether his client is currently living in Utah or Arizona.

    Salcido was fired from his job as a Utah County deputy in January — not over the Arizona allegations, authorities said, but because he missed shifts “without adequate cause.”

    He worked for the Utah County Sheriff’s Office for 14 years. He had most recently been working night security at the Utah County Health & Justice building in Provo, according to the Mesa police report.

    Before working for the sheriff’s office, Salcido worked at the Provo Police Department for 12 years, beginning in 1992. Officials there say they never knew about the 1995 allegations and never received any other misconduct complaints about Salcido.

    The woman who reported the abuse said this week that her feelings are complicated after Salcido’s arrest. She’s still angry about how church leaders handled the case, and she’s not pleased that Salcido was allowed bail and is now out of jail. But she’s happy that, even 30 years later, her case is finally moving forward.

    “He should be in prison,” she said. “I hope that he goes to prison and he’s not around other children.”

  • 2. Gerald Salcido

    • 20260501
    • News article
    • Offender Radar

    Status : Active

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    PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

    DOB : 07/12/1954
    Age : 71
    Sex : Male
    Height : 5'04''
    Weight : 170
    Race : White
    Hair Color : Black
    Eye Color : Brown
    Scars & Tattoos:
    Scar on abdomen (4" scar from surgery)

    OFFENSES

    Offense : 13-1410 - Molestation of child (attempted)
    Date Convicted : 10/01/2020
    Conviction State : Arizona
    Statute : 13-1410
    Offense Details : *13-1410 ATTEMPT TO COMMIT MOLESTATION OF CHILD, Felony 3 and a Dangerous Crime Against Children
    Offense Count : 2

    REGISTRATION DETAILS

    Collected From : Utah State Registry

  • 3. Gerald Salcido

    • 20260501
    • News article
    • Utah Department of Public Safety

    Name: Gerald SALCIDO Registration #: 10614258
    Status: Active

    Physical Description
    • Age: 71 (DOB: 07/12/1954) • Height: 5'04''
    • Sex: M • Weight: 170lbs
    • Race: White • Eyes: Brown
    • Hair: Black
    • Scars/Tattoos: Scar on abdomen (4" scar from surgery)

    Address
    [REDACTED]
    Vineyard, UT 84058
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    Other Known Addresses
    Offenses
    • Description: 13-1410 - Molestation of child (attempted)
    • Date Convicted: 10/01/2020
    • Conviction State: Arizona
    • Release Date:
    • Details: *13-1410 ATTEMPT TO COMMIT MOLESTATION OF CHILD, Felony 3 and a Dangerous Crime Against Children
    • Counts: 2

    OTHER ADDRESSES:
    [REDACTED]
    SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85254

  • 4. Criminal Court Case Information - Case History

    • 20260501
    • Court record
    • Maricopa County, Arizona

    Case Information
    Case Type:
    Criminal
    Location:
    Downtown
    Party Information
    Party Name - Number
    Relationship
    Sex
    Attorney
    Judge
    Case #
    State Of Arizona - (1)
    Plaintiff
    N/A
    Ramunno, Elisa
    Gerald Salcido - (2)
    Defendant
    M
    Long, Matthew
    SOCJO
    CR2018-000875-001
    Disposition Information
    Party Name
    Gerald Salcido
    Crime Date
    3/1/1984
    Date
    3/3/2020
    Description
    ATTEMPT TO COMMIT - MOLESTATION OF CHILD
    ARSCode
    13-1410 (F3)
    Disposition Code
    Pled to Reduced Charge
    Disposition
    Pled Guilty To Reduced Charge
    Party Name
    Gerald Salcido
    Crime Date
    3/1/1984
    Date
    3/3/2020
    Description
    MOLESTATION OF CHILD
    ARSCode
    13-1410A (F2)
    Disposition Code
    Dismissed - Plea Other
    Disposition
    Dismissed Due To Plea On Other Count
    Party Name
    Gerald Salcido
    Crime Date
    8/12/1980
    Date
    3/3/2020
    Description
    ATTEMPT TO COMMIT - MOLESTATION OF CHILD
    ARSCode
    13-1410 (F3)
    Disposition Code
    Pled to Reduced Charge
    Disposition
    Pled Guilty To Reduced Charge
    Party Name
    Gerald Salcido
    Crime Date
    8/12/1985
    Date
    3/3/2020
    Description
    SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH MINOR
    ARSCode
    13-1405A (F2)
    Disposition Code
    Dismissed - Plea Other
    Disposition
    Dismissed Due To Plea On Other Count
    Case Documents
    Filing Date
    Description
    Docket Date
    Filing Party
    4/27/2026
    019 - ME: Ruling - Party (001)
    4/27/2026
    3/13/2026
    REL - Reply - Party (001)
    3/16/2026
    NOTE:
    DEFENDANT’S REPLY TO HIS MOTION FOR EARLY TERMINATION OF PROBATION
    3/2/2026
    RPT - Response to Petition for Early Termination - Party (001)
    3/3/2026
    NOTE:
    STATE’S RESPONSE TO THE DEFENDANT’S PETITION FOR EARLY TERMINATION OF PROBATION
    2/17/2026
    MEC = Memo to the Court - Party (001)
    2/17/2026
    NOTE:
    APD Forms
    1/20/2026
    906 - ME: Response/Reply Times Set - Party (001)
    1/20/2026
    1/8/2026
    MOT - Motion - Party (001)
    1/9/2026
    NOTE:
    Motion for Early Termination of Probation
    11/12/2020
    RSD - Request to Establish Start Date of Restitution, Probation Service Fees, Fines - Party (001)
    11/13/2020
    NOTE:
    Request to Establish Start Date
    10/27/2020
    023 - ME: Order Entered By Court - Party (001)
    10/27/2020
    10/14/2020
    RSD - Request to Establish Start Date of Restitution, Probation Service Fees, Fines - Party (001)
    10/14/2020
    NOTE:
    Request to Establish Start Date
    10/14/2020
    REP - Report - Party (001)
    10/26/2020
    NOTE:
    PRETRIAL REPORT
    10/12/2020
    DRE - Disposition Report - Party (001)
    10/13/2020
    10/2/2020
    SOP - Sentencing Order - Probation - Party (001)
    10/2/2020
    NOTE:
    SOP - Sentencing Order - Probation
    10/2/2020
    SOP - Sentencing Order - Probation - Party (001)
    10/2/2020
    NOTE:
    SOP - Sentencing Order - Probation
    10/1/2020
    TOP - Terms and Conditions Of Probation - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    Terms and Conditions of Probation
    10/1/2020
    TCP - Terms & Conditions Of Probation/Money Ordered - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    Terms & Conditions of Probation/Money Ordered
    10/1/2020
    PSD - PSR Supporting Documents - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    PSR Supporting Documents
    10/1/2020
    PSR - Presentence Report - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    Presentence Report
    10/1/2020
    ORE - Order To Release/Exonerate Bond - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    Bond Exoneration
    10/1/2020
    NRR - Notice Of Rights - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    10/1/2020
    TOP - Terms and Conditions Of Probation - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    Terms and Conditions of Probation
    10/1/2020
    TCP - Terms & Conditions Of Probation/Money Ordered - Party (001)
    10/1/2020
    NOTE:
    Terms & Conditions of Probation/Money Ordered
    8/17/2020
    169 - ME: Sent/Dispo Reset - Party (001)
    8/17/2020
    7/24/2020
    002 - ME: Hearing Vacated - Party (001)
    7/24/2020
    7/23/2020
    ROB – Release Order Secured Appearance Bond - Party (001)
    7/24/2020
    NOTE:
    $75,000 Secured Appearance Bond
    7/23/2020
    ROB – Release Order Secured Appearance Bond - Party (001)
    7/24/2020
    NOTE:
    $75,000.00
    6/11/2020
    169 - ME: Sent/Dispo Reset - Party (001)
    6/11/2020
    6/9/2020
    MCO - Motion To Continue - Party (001)
    6/10/2020
    NOTE:
    MOTION TO CONTINUE
    4/7/2020
    169 - ME: Sent/Dispo Reset - Party (001)
    4/7/2020
    3/31/2020
    MCO - Motion To Continue - Party (001)
    4/1/2020
    NOTE:
    MOTION TO CONTINUE
    3/18/2020
    105 - ME: Plea Agreement/Change Of Plea - Party (001)
    3/18/2020
    3/3/2020
    PAG - Plea Agreement - Party (001)
    3/6/2020
    1/17/2020
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    1/17/2020
    10/23/2019
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    10/23/2019
    8/22/2019
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    8/22/2019
    7/2/2019
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    7/2/2019
    5/21/2019
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    5/21/2019
    5/1/2019
    023 - ME: Order Entered By Court - Party (001)
    5/1/2019
    4/30/2019
    REP - Report - Party (001)
    5/3/2019
    NOTE:
    PRETRIAL REPORT DATED 04/25/19
    3/27/2019
    083 - ME: Conference Reset/Cont - Party (001)
    3/27/2019
    3/19/2019
    MCO - Motion To Continue - Party (001)
    3/20/2019
    NOTE:
    Motion to Continue
    1/15/2019
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    1/15/2019
    10/22/2018
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    10/22/2018
    8/17/2018
    027 - ME: Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    8/17/2018
    6/26/2018
    023 - ME: Order Entered By Court - Party (001)
    6/26/2018
    6/26/2018
    172 - ME: Pretrial Conference Reset - Party (001)
    6/26/2018
    6/25/2018
    REP - Report - Party (001)
    6/26/2018
    NOTE:
    PRETRIAL
    6/15/2018
    MCO - Motion To Continue - Party (001)
    6/15/2018
    NOTE:
    Motion to Continue
    5/1/2018
    ALG - Allegation - Party (001)
    5/2/2018
    NOTE:
    STATE'S ALLEGATION OF AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES
    4/10/2018
    083 - ME: Conference Reset/Cont - Party (001)
    4/10/2018
    3/9/2018
    599 - ME: Complex Case Order/Initial Pretrial Conference - Party (001)
    3/9/2018
    3/8/2018
    ROB – Release Order Secured Appearance Bond - Party (001)
    3/8/2018
    NOTE:
    Secured Appearance Bond $ 75,000.00
    3/1/2018
    RTR - Return Receipt For Official Court Files/Transcripts/Exhibits - Party (001)
    3/6/2018
    2/23/2018
    OFT - Order for Temporary Removal of Court File/Transcripts/Exhibits - Party (001)
    2/27/2018
    2/23/2018
    MTR - Motion for Temporary Removal Of Court File/Transcripts/Exhibit - Party (001)
    2/27/2018
    NOTE:
    OR TAPES PURSUANT TO MARICOPA COUNTY LOCAL RULE 2.8(E)
    2/23/2018
    RRF - Release Receipt For Official Court Files/Transcripts/Exhibits - Party (001)
    2/27/2018
    2/15/2018
    DAR - Notice of Disclosure and Request for Disclosure - Party (001)
    2/16/2018
    NOTE:
    STATE’S NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE AND REQUEST FOR DISCLOSURE
    1/30/2018
    GJT – Grand Jury Transcript - Party (001)
    1/30/2018
    1/26/2018
    152 - ME: Not Guilty Plea Arraign - Party (001)
    1/26/2018
    1/22/2018
    BON - Bond - Party (001)
    1/24/2018
    NOTE:
    SURETY CRUM & FORESTER INDEMNITY $75000
    1/17/2018
    NAR - Notice Of Appearance - Party (001)
    1/18/2018
    NOTE:
    Notice of Appearance
    1/16/2018
    WRS-Warrant Served - Party (001)
    1/17/2018
    Plaintiff(1)
    NOTE:
    01/15/2018
    1/15/2018
    IAD - Initial Appearance Document - Party (001)
    1/17/2018
    NOTE:
    IA Packet
    1/15/2018
    ROC– Release Order/Order Regarding Counsel - Party (001)
    1/17/2018
    NOTE:
    IA Release Order
    1/4/2018
    NOT - Notice - Party (001)
    1/19/2018
    Plaintiff(1)
    NOTE:
    RULE 2.3 VICTIM IDENTIFIER INFORMATION FORM
    1/4/2018
    CID - Court Information Sheet - Party (001)
    1/19/2018
    Plaintiff(1)
    1/4/2018
    IND - Indictment - Party (001)
    1/19/2018
    Plaintiff(1)
    1/4/2018
    604 - ME: GJ True Bill/Warrant Issue - Party (001)
    1/19/2018
    Case Calendar
    Date
    Time
    Event
    1/15/2018
    20:00
    Initial Appearance
    1/23/2018
    8:30
    Original Arraignment Hearing
    3/8/2018
    8:15
    Initial Pretrial Conference
    4/9/2018
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    4/9/2018
    8:31
    Comprehensive PreTrial Conference
    6/19/2018
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    8/14/2018
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    10/17/2018
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    1/9/2019
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    3/20/2019
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    5/7/2019
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    6/26/2019
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    8/15/2019
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    10/15/2019
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    1/7/2020
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    3/3/2020
    8:30
    Complex / Capital Case
    4/15/2020
    8:29
    Sentencing
    6/11/2020
    8:30
    Sentencing
    7/23/2020
    8:30
    Sentencing
    10/1/2020
    8:30
    Sentencing

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