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Supreme Court Says 30 Years Green River Man Got For Exploiting Kids Isn't Cruel

A Green River man who manipulated four underage children into performing sex acts on each other claims that the 21-30 years he got in prison is cruel and unusual punishment. The Wyoming Supreme Court disagrees in a Thursday denial of his appeal.

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