Abductors of Elizabeth Smart are charged with kidnapping, sexual assault
WAX2003031901 - WASHINGTON, March 19 (UPI) -- Brian David Mitchell, seen in this March 12 booking photo, was charged on March 18, 2003, in Salt Lake City, with kidnapping and sexually assaulting 15-year-old Elizabeth Smart. rlw/SLCPD UPI
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Kidnap and rape survivor Elizabeth Smart married Matthew Gilmour at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Laie, Hawaii, Saturday, a spokesman said.
Prosecutors in Salt Lake City have asked a judge to dismiss state charges against Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper, citing his life term on federal charges.
The Utah man who said he was divinely instructed to take young wives was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday for kidnapping and raping Elizabeth Smart.
Elizabeth Smart's father is angry lawyers plan to use her recovery to seek a shorter sentence for the man who kidnapped her from her Salt Lake City home.
Brian David Mitchell, convicted of kidnapping Elizabeth Smart, still believes he did nothing wrong, a relative says.
Elizabeth Smart's father is still angry at two mental health workers who assessed Brian David Mitchell, convicted last week in Utah of abduction and rape.
The Utah jurors who convicted Brian David Mitchell for the 2002 kidnapping and rape of Elizabeth Smart said delivering the verdict was hard.
Brian David Mitchell was convicted Friday in Utah of kidnapping Elizabeth Smart, then 14, in 2002 and holding her for months as a second wife.
A New York psychiatrist who testified Wednesday could be the final prosecution witness in the Elizabeth Smart kidnapping trial in Salt Lake City.
Elizabeth Smart walked out of a Utah courtroom Wednesday after a witness said she had selected a baby name in case her alleged kidnapper impregnated her.
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