Newly released BCI report reveals new graphic details of Ray Holmberg's abuse, links, others under investigation

Bruce Gjovig responds after report shows Ray Holmberg used email to communicate about his sex crimes

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (KFGO) - Bruce Gjovig has released a statement after a North Dakota BCI report was released ...

North Dakota BCI report reveals new information, suspects in Ray Holmberg case

In a case report from the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation, former North Dakota lawmaker Ray Holmberg was found to have sent messages discussing his sexual abuse of minors with other prominent North Dakota figures.

Newly released BCI report reveals new graphic details of Ray Holmberg's abuse, links, others under investigation

NORTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — New information from a North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation report reveals some shocking details about former state senator Ray Holmberg's years of sexual abuse against minors. KX News just obtained a report from the North Dakota BCI. It is very graphic and detailed. It details text messages between the former Senator, other former politicians, and alleged parties in his affairs. Holmberg was sentenced to 10 years…

BCI reports reveal emails Ray Holmberg sent to others detailing decades of sex abuse

BISMARCK, N.D. (KVRR-KFGO) – Newly released documents from the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation reveal former state Sen. Ray Holmberg discussed underage male prostitutes with several North Dakota lawmakers, businessmen, and entrepreneurs. The report says Holmberg communicated over email with Bruce Gjovig, the former CEO and founder of the UND Center for Innovation. Holmberg told Gjovig in a conversation from 2011 that “no one is eve…

In email, Ray Holmberg told UND entrepreneur Bruce Gjovig 'no one is ever (too) young'

FARGO — Former Sen. Ray Holmberg emailed his close friend, a University of North Dakota entrepreneur, about his sexual exploits, including when the senator said that “no one is ever (too) young.” North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation reports showed emails exchanged between Holmberg, who is now 81 years old, and UND Center for Innovation CEO Bruce Gjovig dating back to 2009. The 92 pages of investigative reports, obtained Friday, April 25…