Seth Lyon (1982 – ) was a Mormon church member and returned missionary in Utah; arrested in 2006 in a police sting operation and charged with enticement of a child over the internet.
Sources
- Area Missionaries will speak in Sunday sacrament services, American Fork Citizen, March 7, 2001.
- Internet Enticement, The Daily Herald, December 23, 2006.
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1. Area Missionaries will speak in Sunday sacrament services
- 7 Mar 2001
- American Fork Citizen
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2. Internet Enticement
- 23 Dec 2006
- The Daily Herald
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