Layton Man Charged with Child Sexual Abuse
Carl Atlantis Dickson of Layton, 40, is jailed in Davis County on one count of rape of a child and one count of sodomy on a child. Investigators say he held a position of trust with the 5-year-old victim. Bail set at $250,000. No other victims identified.
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Layton
Carl Atlantis Dickson
Davis County
Shawn Horton
Division of Children and Family Services
Horton
Dickson
Barrow Faces Single Charge After Dismissals in Roy Case
Justin Barrow, 42, faces one remaining charge of cruelty in Roy Justice Court after 14 counts were dismissed. The prior counts related to horses owned by Trudy and Rory Childs of Utah County, with ongoing links to a broader case against the Childs’ ranch. A March 6 pretrial conference was set, while the investigation continues.
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Roy
Weber County
Justin Barrow
Utah County
Jeff Thomson
Barrow
Trudy
Rory Childs
Childs
Roy Justice Court
Nance family seeks plea deal in fatal shooting
Charity Green, daughter of Gregory Nance, says prosecutors should offer a plea deal in the case against her brother Joseph Nance who is charged with murder for shooting his father on March 19, 2011 at the Far West Motel in Kaysville. He awaits trial with a $1 million bail.
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Farmington
Gregory Nance
Charity Green
Joseph Nance
Green
John R. Morris
Mark Arrington
Nance
Far West
Kaysville
Davis County
Depraved acts lead to 15 year prison term for Sulimowicz
Kaysville woman Stanna Page Marlene Sulimowicz, 29, pleaded guilty to one count of second degree sexual abuse of a child. Judge Michael G. Allphin called her actions a danger to society and sentenced her to up to 15 years in Utah State Prison. Victims were two children under eight years old abused from September to October 2011.
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Farmington
Michael G. Allphin
Sen
Stanna Page
Marlene Sulimowicz
Allphin
Sulimowicz
Utah
Kaysville
Pa. storyteller folds origami tale at Weber State festival
Pennsylvania storyteller Megan Hicks spoke at Weber State University’s three day Storytelling Festival in Ogden. She used colorful origami folds to illustrate a children's tale of a sick puppy who misses a valentine exchange. Hicks said storytelling and origami build relationships and teach lessons in fractions and geometry.
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Wwcy van Valkenbner
Rebecca Ory Hernandez
Megan Hicks
Weber State University
Hicks
Pennsylvania
Makai Taggart
GDEN
Ogden
Kellie Norton
Kaitlyn Scott
Ogden teen charged with sexual offenses found competent to stand trial
Devin Eckersley, a 21yearold charged with sexual offenses against a child, a teenager and an adult in South Ogden, has been found competent to stand trial. A March 26 hearing was set for further review of psychological tests to determine his mental state at the time of the alleged crimes, after two mental health professionals found him able to assist in his defense.
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Ogden
South Ogden
Scott Hadley
Devin Eckersley
Hughes Bosses Rhythm of Long Hours and Demands
Jim Whetton recalls working for Howard Hughes in the 1950s, describing late nights and endless demands, yet he praises Hughes and notes his long tenure at a Buick dealership in Top of Utah from 1953 to 1960, claiming to have spent much time with Hughes personally.
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Hughes
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