Press Release: Federal jury finds Red Lake man guilty of sexually abusing children (US Attorney's Office 7/24)
Red Lake man convicted of sexual abuse of minors (The Grand Forks Herald 7/24)
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Red Lake Nation man convicted for sexually abusing two minors
A man from the Red Lake Nation in Minnesota was convicted of sexually abusing two minors.
Dean Earl Wilkens, 60, was found guilty of four counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12.
The assaults occurred over a three-year period, from December 2008 through December 2011, federal prosecutors said.
A sentencing date hasn't been scheduled.
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Press Release: Federal jury finds Red Lake man guilty of sexually abusing children (US Attorney's Office 7/24)
Red Lake man convicted of sexual abuse of minors (The Grand Forks Herald 7/24)
Press Release: Federal jury finds Red Lake man guilty of sexually abusing children (US Attorney's Office 7/24)
Red Lake man convicted of sexual abuse of minors (The Grand Forks Herald 7/24)
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