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Convicted child molester from La Crosse loses court appeal
A La Crosse sex offender serving a life term in prison will not get his latest conviction overturned by an appeals court.
Under a ruling by the 4th District Court of Appeals, 62-year-old Sheldon Miller did not prove that his attorney or the judge at his trial made mistakes that might have prejudiced the jury.
Miller has a record of sex crimes dating back more than 30 years, and he objected to previous offenses being revealed to the jury at his latest trial in 2016.
He served two past terms in prison for molesting young boys before the most recent case, involving an 11-year-old boy.
Lynn Marie Eri
April 19, 2019 at 6:14 pm
Sheldon Miller would always be a threat to society. He doesn’t see anything wtong or any harm done by his actions. Thank you God Sheldon Miller is not on the street!!
His repeated actions and lack of remorse speak for themselves.