Crime: 2010s, 
Crime city:
UT - Provo, - Crime state:
Utah,
- Convicted:
2016,
LDS positions: Unknown position, - LDS mission:
no
- Alleged:
Unknown number of victims,
Criminal case(s): Convicted, Unknown result, - AKA Tim
updated Sep 29, 2025 - request update | add info
Crime: 
Crime city:
Crime state:
LDS positions: 
Alleged:
Criminal case(s): 
UT 4th District Court – case number 151402819 – 5 charges. Details coming soon.
Charge 1
76-5-404 – FORCIBLE SEXUAL ABUSE 2nd Degree Felony Disposition: April 19, 2016 Dismissed (w/o prej)
January 01, 2015
Charge 2
76-9-702.1 – SEXUAL BATTERY Class A Misdemeanor Disposition: April 19, 2016 Guilty
January 01, 2015
Charge 3
76-9-702.1 – SEXUAL BATTERY Class A Misdemeanor Disposition: April 19, 2016 Guilty
January 01, 2015
Charge 4
76-9-702.1 – SEXUAL BATTERY Class A Misdemeanor Disposition: April 19, 2016 Guilty
January 01, 2015
Charge 5
76-9-702.1 – SEXUAL BATTERY Class A Misdemeanor Disposition: April 19, 2016 Dismissed (w/o prej)
January 01, 2015
SENTENCE JAIL
Based on the defendant’s conviction of SEXUAL BATTERY a Class A Misdemeanor, the defendant is sentenced to a term of 365 day(s) The total time suspended for this charge is335 day(s).
Based on the defendant’s conviction of SEXUAL BATTERY a Class A Misdemeanor, the defendant is sentenced to a term of 365 day(s) The total time suspended for this charge is335 day(s).
Based on the defendant’s conviction of SEXUAL BATTERY a Class A Misdemeanor, the defendant is sentenced to a term of 365 day(s) The total time suspended for this charge is335 day(s).
SENTENCE JAIL RELEASE TIME NOTE
SENTENCE JAIL SERVICE NOTE
SENTENCE JAIL CONCURRENT/CONSECUTIVE NOTE
Jail sentence is to run consecutive with each count. Jail sentence may be served by GPS Monitoring through the Utah County Jail, to be in place within 1 week at the end of chemo therapy treatment (it may take up to 6 weeks for treatment).
SENTENCE FINE
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