Kelly Bryce Jasperson

Sources

1. Kelly Bryce Jasperson, Wyoming Sex Offender Registry, December 18, 2014.
2. Kelly Bryce Jasperson, Wyoming Department of Corrections, December 18, 2024.
3. Kelly Bryce Jasperson, Recently Booked, December 18, 2024.
4. Kelly Bryce Jasperson, Busted Newspaper, March 28, 2025.
5. Lincoln County child porn case leads to nine children rescued in Philippines, The Kemmerer Gazette, March 4, 2025.
6. Lincoln County child porn case leads to nine children rescued in Philippines, Gillette News Record, February 26, 2025.
7. Child Rescue Coalition, Inc.’s Post, Linked In / Child Rescue Coalition, August 20, 2026.

• 1. Kelly Bryce Jasperson

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  Name: Kelly Bryce Jasperson Registration #: 28297290
  Aliases: KELLY JASPERSON
  KELLY B JASPERSON
  Status: Inactive-Incarcerated
  Last Verification Date:
  Registration Start Date: 12/18/2024
  Lifetime Registration: Yes

  Physical Description
  • Place Of Birth City: AFTON State: Wyoming Country:
  • Age: (DOB: 08/02/1960) • Height: 5'08''
  • Sex: M • Weight: 230lbs
  • Race: White • Eyes: Hazel
  • Hair: Gray
  • Scars/Tattoos: Scar/Tattoo Data Is Not Publishable At This Time

  Address
  40 HONOR FARM RD RIVERTON, WY 82501
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  Other Known Addresses
  Offenses
  • Description: 6-4-303(b)(iv) - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN(POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY)
  • Date Convicted: 12/18/2024
  • Conviction State: Wyoming
  • Release Date:
  • Details:
  • Description: 6-4-303(b)(iii) - SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN(MANUFACTURE CHILD PORNOGRAPHY)
  • Date Convicted: 12/18/2024
  • Conviction State: Wyoming
  • Release Date:
  • Details:

• 2. Kelly Bryce Jasperson

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  Offender Details
  Name: Jasperson, Kelly
  WDOC Inmate Number: 35649
  Status: Inmate
  Projected Discharge Date: 4/23/2030
  Parole Eligibility Date: 4/19/2028
  Correctional Facility/Office of Supervision: Wyoming Honor Farm
  40 Honor Farm Road
  Riverton WY 82501-9411
  (307) 856-9578
  Age: 66
  Ethnicity: White
  Gender: Male
  Hair Color: Gray
  Eye Color: Hazel
  Height: 5' 09"
  Weight: 217 lbs

  Current Sentences
  Current Offense: Manuf,Generate,Receive/Deliver Child Pornography
  Count #: 1
  Sentence Date: 12/18/2024
  Length of Sentence: 5 To 8 Years
  Sentencing County: Lincoln
  Consecutive Sentence:

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  Kelly Bryce Jasperson

  Kelly Bryce Jasperson was booked in Lincoln County, Wyoming on December 18, 2024.
  Booking photo from Lincoln County, Wyoming
  Name: Kelly Bryce Jasperson
  Booking Date: December 18, 2024 11:59 AM
  Gender: M
  Race: WHITE
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  Reported Charges

  Charge Code: 6-4-303 biii
  Charge Description: RECEIVE OR DLVR CHILD PORN
  Charge Code: 6-4-303 biv
  Charge Description: POSSESS CHILD PORN

• 4. Kelly Bryce Jasperson

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  JASPERSON, KELLY BRYCE #, Goshen County, Wyoming - 2025-03-28 08:02:00
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  Jasperson, Kelly Bryce | 2025-03-28 08:02:00 Goshen County, Wyoming Booking
  Booking Details name JASPERSON, KELLY BRYCE age 64 years old height 5′ 9″ hair Gray eye Hazel weight 217 race White sex Male arrested by DOC booked 2025-03-28 Charges Information…
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• 5. Lincoln County child porn case leads to nine children rescued in Philippines

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  By Aubrey Hale
  Star Valley Independent
  Via Wyoming News Exchange
  AFTON — A local investigation by the Internet Crimes
  Against Children Task Force culminated in a significant in-
  ternational operation, resulting in the arrest of five suspects in
  the Philippines and the rescue of nine children from a horrific
  situation.
  The case began with two cyber tips reported by Facebook
  to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
  The ensuing investigation revealed that Kelly Jasperson, 63,
  of Osmond had been involved in paying thousands of dollars
  to women in the Philippines for the production of child por-
  nography over an extended period of time.
  “It was reported by Facebook to the National Center of
  Missing and Exploited Children, and then once it was de-
  termined the jurisdiction in which the incident occurred, it’s
  transferred to the ICAC commander, which in this case was
  Chris McDonald,” explained Special Agent Joel Greene.
  As the investigation progressed, it became evident that the
  case had deeper ties to the Philippines, which prompted local
  authorities to collaborate with federal partners.
  The investigative team, including Special Agents Dan Alli-
  son and Joel Greene from the Wyoming Division of Criminal
  Investigations, worked closely with Lincoln County Attorney
  Spencer Allred. They conducted extensive searches and inter-
  views, uncovering alarming evidence about Jasperson.
  “Our forensic guy in Cheyenne, had Special Agent Daniel
  Brown process Jasperson’s Facebook accounts, and that’s
  when it was revealed that it was even deeper than we origi-

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  nally believed,” Greene recounted.
  “Not only was he contacting these
  women from the Philippines, he
  was paying them for manufacturing
  child pornography in real time.”
  As the investigation deepened,
  the team faced challenges due to
  jurisdictional limitations.
  It reached out to the Federal Bu-
  reau of Investigation and Homeland
  Security Investigations who had
  agents in the Philippines.
  “We sent them our entire case
  file in July 2024, and unbeknownst
  to us, they had been using the infor-
  mation to infiltrate that sex ring,”
  Greene noted.
  The collaboration proved ben-
  eficial when HSI began using the
  information provided to infiltrate a
  child pornography ring.
  “Some of those names correlated
  with the information from the cell
  phone that had been downloaded
  by Special Agent Brown,” Allison
  explained. “He executed some ad-
  ditional search forms on Facebook,
  and we were able to collaborate
  an idea of the first names being
  utilized in the Philippines that
  may correspond with chats and
  financial transactions involving Mr.
  Jasperson.”
  In late January, the team received
  an email.
  “We got an email saying, ‘We’re
  getting ready to take this group
  down. Would you like to watch?’”
  Allison said.
  The night of the operation was
  intense.
  “I was on the phone, and we were
  watching as the agents stormed the
  room,” Greene said.
  The operation led to the arrest of
  five suspects including a mother, her
  sister, and husband and the rescue of
  nine children, ages 5 months to 16.
  “It was some of the most graphic
  material, especially knowing that it
  was actually live and taking place.
  It was a challenge,” Special Agent
  Greene admitted.
  “Ultimately, a lot of children
  were saved, and some bad guys
  went to jail,” he noted.
  All of the children rescued were
  sent to the Tim Tebow Foundation,
  which aids in their recovery and
  rehabilitation.
  The Philippine government is
  set to prosecute the suspects, with
  potential life sentences for those
  involved. Although more time was
  requested in the sentencing, Jas-
  person received a five to eight year
  sentence on one count and a four to
  eight year sentence on another after
  pleading guilty and being sentenced
  in December of 2024.
  Jasperson is currently being
  held in Torrington, at the Wyoming
  Medium Correctional Institution.
  No comment was provided by
  the press deadline by Jasperson’s
  Defense Attorney.
  “A case that started out in little
  Osmond, Wyoming, led to nine
  kids being rescued in the Philip-
  pines,” said Allred, who expressed
  immense pride in the collaborative
  effort.
  “We, as a team, discuss how hard
  this job can be on agents. It gets dif-
  ficult to view some of these images,
  especially when you know there are
  kids’ lives involved,” McDonald
  noted. “But when you see nine kids
  get rescued, the only reason those
  kids were saved is because of Dan
  and Joel. It’s just unbelievable. It’s
  fantastic.”

• 6. Lincoln County child porn case leads to nine children rescued in Philippines

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  AFTON — A local investigation by the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force culminated in a significant international operation, resulting in the arrest of five suspects in the Philippines and the rescue of nine children from a horrific situation.

  The case began with two cyber tips reported by Facebook to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The ensuing investigation revealed that Kelly Jasperson, 63, of Osmond had been involved in paying thousands of dollars to women in the Philippines for the production of child pornography over an extended period of time.

  “It was reported by Facebook to the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children, and then once it was determined the jurisdiction in which the incident occurred, it’s transferred to the ICAC commander, which in this case was Chris McDonald,” explained Special Agent Joel Greene.

  “Our forensic guy in Cheyenne, had Special Agent Daniel Brown process Jasperson’s Facebook accounts, and that’s when it was revealed that it was even deeper than we originally believed,” Greene recounted. “Not only was he contacting these women from the Philippines, he was paying them for manufacturing child pornography in real time.”

  As the investigation deepened, the team faced challenges due to jurisdictional limitations.

  It reached out to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Homeland Security Investigations who had agents in the Philippines.

  “We sent them our entire case file in July 2024, and unbeknownst to us, they had been using the information to infiltrate that sex ring,” Greene noted.

  The collaboration proved beneficial when HSI began using the information provided to infiltrate a child pornography ring.

  “Some of those names correlated with the information from the cell phone that had been downloaded by Special Agent Brown,” Allison explained. “He executed some additional search forms on Facebook, and we were able to collaborate an idea of the first names being utilized in the Philippines that may correspond with chats and financial transactions involving Mr. Jasperson.”

  In late January, the team received an email.

  “We got an email saying, ‘We’re getting ready to take this group down. Would you like to watch?’” Allison said.

  The night of the operation was intense.

  “I was on the phone, and we were watching as the agents stormed the room,” Greene said.

  The operation led to the arrest of five suspects including a mother, her sister, and husband and the rescue of nine children, ages 5 months to 16. “It was some of the most graphic material, especially knowing that it was actually live and taking place. It was a challenge,” Special Agent Greene admitted.

  “Ultimately, a lot of children were saved, and some bad guys went to jail,” he noted.

  All of the children rescued were sent to the Tim Tebow Foundation, which aids in their recovery and rehabilitation.

  The Philippine government is set to prosecute the suspects, with potential life sentences for those involved. Although more time was requested in the sentencing, Mr. Jasperson received a five to eight year sentence on one count and a four to eight year sentence on another after pleading guilty and being sentenced in December of 2024.

  Jasperson is currently being held in Torrington, at the Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution.

  No comment was provided by the press deadline by Jasperson’s Defense Attorney.

  “A case that started out in little Osmond, Wyoming, led to nine kids being rescued in the Philippines,” said Allred, who expressed immense pride in the collaborative effort.

  “We, as a team, discuss how hard this job can be on agents. It gets difficult to view some of these images, especially when you know there are kids’ lives involved,” McDonald noted. “But when you see nine kids get rescued, the only reason those kids were saved is because of Dan and Joel. It’s just unbelievable. It’s fantastic.”

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  What began as a child sexual abuse material bust in Wyoming ended with the rescue of nine children from sexual abuse and exploitation in the Philippines. Wyoming’s Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) agents took down 64-year-old Kelly Jasperson, an egregious live stream child abuse offender. The investigation uncovered Jasperson’s involvement with a sex trafficking ring in the Philippines, where a woman was offering her four minor daughters for live-streaming sex acts. She was later arrested.

  U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) worked with the Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to locate the trafficker. Mike McGonigle, Director of Special Projects & Industry Outreach for CRC, praised the collaboration: “Excellent work by Wyoming ICAC, Homeland Security Investigations, and the Philippine National Bureau of Investigations. CRC is committed to developing and delivering technology to assist law enforcement with identifying and investigating live-stream offenders. We value the collaboration with HSI and all our law enforcement partners around the world who are fighting this form of child sexual abuse.”

  In a dramatic operation, DCI agents watched in real-time as HSI and NBI arrested the trafficker and rescued nine children, ranging in age from 5 months to 16 years. The case, culminated in successful international cooperation, saving vulnerable children halfway across the world.

  While child abuse material cases are common, finding and rescuing victims is not. This case marked a significant achievement for the law enforcement teams involved, with DCI Commander Ryan Cox noting the unusual nature of a successful operation across international borders.

  We are proud of our global efforts in combating child sexual abuse and exploitation. Thank you to the Tim Tebow Foundation for your collaboration and support in this effort! Join us in making a difference—learn more about how you can get involved.