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Columbus man, convicted serial rapist, sentenced to 35 years in federal prison

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Joseph Gaines, 42, had plead guilty in November to taking a minor across state lines. Gaines transported the child in the bunk of his tractor-trailer. U.S. Attorney Kenneth Parker called Gaines a "true predator" Gaines had been on parole from a 2005 conviction in Stark County.

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Columbus man, convicted serial rapist, sentenced to 35 years in federal prison

Joseph Gaines, 42, was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison after admitting to taking a 7-year-old girl across state line and sexually assaulting her.

3 years ago·Columbus, United States

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Columbus man sentenced to 35 years in prison for sexually assaulting 7-year-old

The Department of Justice said a serial rapist was sentenced Tuesday to more than 35 years in prison for sexually assualting a 7-year-old.

3 years ago

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