From Deseret News archives:
Young victims
Destiny Norton, 5, Salt Lake City Last seen at 8:30 p.m. July 16 outside her home. After eight days of searches and investigation, her body was found about 8:30 p.m. July 24, after police served a search warrant at the apartment of neighbor Craig Roger Gregerson. Gregerson, 20, was booked into Salt Lake County Jail on suspicion of criminal homicide and child kidnapping.
Trisha Ann Autry, 15, Logan Disappeared without a trace in June 2000. Her scattered remains were found in May 2001 buried near Logan; Cody Lynn Nielsen was convicted of her murder and was sentenced in 2004 to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The judge imposed an additional 25-year term in a complex sentencing arrangement.
Rosie Tapia, 6, Glendale Kidnapped from her home while sleeping Aug. 13, 1995. Her body was found the next morning in the Jordan River bearing evidence of sexual abuse; no one has been arrested in the case.
Courtney Jo Flemal, 3, Ogden Disappeared June 7, 1994. Her body was found three days later under a bush at the Ogden Cemetery, three blocks from her mother's apartment; her mother, Shelly Flemal, a methamphetamine addict, pleaded guilty to the murder in 1994 and remains in prison.
Bobbie Jo Hart, 5, Ogden Strangled Oct. 23, 1992. Her body was found stuffed in a garbage can behind Douglas Craig Anderson's home the night after she disappeared; Anderson, then 15, was convicted of aggravated murder and is in prison on a life sentence.
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