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The verdict was read shortly after 8 p.m. Friday.

Few told the detective that the victim had written him a number of checks, but they were all for his business.

The alleged victim described the abuse during a forensic interview at the Children's Advocacy Project on May 10.

Cheney explained that after some time, the victim spoke with investigators and told them that the assault did not actually stem from a forcible hug.

Walsh also agreed to pay restitution on all counts, including the charges that were dismissed per the deal.

One confidential source told special agents that Lorenzo would get large amounts of meth from Denver, sometimes up to two pounds.

During the forensic interview on June 6, the child reportedly detailed the alleged abuse.

Jones was found guilty in February of three counts of second-degree sexual abuse of a minor and three counts of third-degree sexual abuse of a minor.

Schwabel remained in custody on $80,000 cash or surety bond at the time of Tuesday's court hearing.

Thompson's previous convictions include felony possession of cocaine, larceny by bailee and third-degree sexual assault.

Leyo will also have to pay over $5,400 to reimburse the victim for her medical bills.

Natrona County Circuit Court Judge Brian Christensen set Sanders's bond at $100,000 cash only during last week's initial appearance.