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Sean Adams Update: Sentenced to 35 years in prison

Claire Salzman, co-editor-in-chief
September 6, 2012
Sean Adams
Sean Adams

Twenty-year-old Sean Adams, KHS 2010 graduate, was sentenced to 35 years in prison Thursday, Sept. 6 for the rape of a female neighbor in Oct. 2010, according to KSDK. Adams, who was 19 at the time of his arrest, pleaded guilty in July for forcible rape, first-degree burglary, first-degree assault and three counts of forcible sodomy. According to St. Louis County Court documents, one count of armed criminal action accompanied each charge.

Adams’s charges follow a sexual assault of a female neighbor who, according to the Webster-Kirkwood Times, lived on North Harrison Ave.

 

Past related updates from thekirkwoodcall.com:

Sean Adams Update: Judge denies request to lower$1 million bond

KHS 2012 grad arrested and charged with sexual assault

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Claire Salzman
Claire Salzman, Co-Editor-In-Chief
Grade: 12 Extra Curriculars: Treasurer of KH Players, Co-President of Young Democrats, Co-President of Quill and Scroll, French Club Hobbies: Intern for Governor Nixon, hanging out with friends, watching bad 80's movies Fun Fact: "I value sarcasm as much as my sweatpants. Also, all of my relationships are food-based."
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