Jeremy Flygare was an LDS church member and high school drama teacher in Utah; accused of sexual abuse; convicted, sentenced to prison.
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Jeremy Flygare was a Mormon church member who allegedly perpetrated a sex crime in the 2000s in Layton and Sunset, Utah.

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