Thomas Gibby (1948 – ) was an LDS church member and dentist in Salt Lake County, Utah; sexually assaulted a 13-year-old boy and a 17-year-old boy; pleaded guilty to two felony counts: one second-degree felony charge of sex abuse of a child, and one third-degree charge of attempted sex abuse of a child.
Sources
- Offender Profile Thomas Gibby, Offender Radar, March 1, 2024.
- State Tries Revocation, The Salt Lake Tribune, November 13, 1994.
- Dentist Jailed, The Salt Lake Tribune , October 15, 1994.
- Sex Abuser Jailed, The Salt Lake Tribune, September 27, 1994.
- Boys Victimized?, The Salt Lake Tribune, June 17, 1994.
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1. Offender Profile Thomas Gibby
- 1 Mar 2024
- News article
- Offender Radar
Description : 76-5-403 - FORCIBLE SODOMY/1ST DEGREE FELONY
Date Convicted : 09/23/1994
Conviction State : Utah
Statute : 76-5-403
Release Date : 09/26/2006
Offense Count : 2
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2. State Tries Revocation
- 13 Nov 1994
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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3. Dentist Jailed
- 15 Oct 1994
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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4. Sex Abuser Jailed
- 27 Sep 1994
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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5. Boys Victimized?
- 17 Jun 1994
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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