was an LDS church member and BYU greenhouse manager in Provo, Utah; accused of sexual abuse; sentenced to prison in Utah in 2003 for rape
- LDS positions: BYU employee,
- Criminal case: Convicted, Parole, Prison, Released,
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Thomas G. Black was sentenced to prison in Utah in 2003 for repeated rape of a family member.
Black, Offender #155060 (UT Board of Pardons and Parole), was released on supervised parole on May 16, 2023.
At the time of his arrest and conviction in 2002, Black held an employee position of BYU Greenhouse Manager. According to FLOODLIT’s sources, Black attended LDS church meetings and did temple work regularly.
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- AKA Thomas G. Black, Tom Black
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Born: 1961
- LDS mission: unknown
- When accused: BYU employee,
- During alleged crime, lived in: Provo (Utah), Utah, Utah County (Utah),
- Victims: 1 victim,
- Crime years: 2000s,
- Convicted in: 2000s, 2002,
- Latest update: 2023: registered sex offender in Utah; registered address is the Utah State prison in Draper, Utah
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Provo man sentenced to at least 10 years for rape
Publisher: Provo Daily Herald
Date: 22 Mar 2003
Archive.org
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