November 10, 2004
Contact: Lynn
Kimbrough, 720-913-9025
JOHN MAC WILES
SENTENCED TO THE MAX
A man accused of two
separate home-invasion and sexual assault attacks in 2003 has
been sentenced to the maximum possible prison sentence.
39-year-old John
“Mac” Wiles (DOB: 08-19-65) appeared in Denver District
Court today and was sentenced to 84 years up to life in prison.
Wiles attacked a woman and her daughter in their Park Hill home
in July 2003 and then attacked an out-of-state couple and their
realtor in August 2003. Denver Deputy District Attorney
Carlos Samour spoke on behalf of the victims, some of whom were
present in the courtroom, referring to Wiles’ acts as “some of
the most horrific” he had ever seen as a prosecutor.
Wiles also made a
brief remark, telling Denver District Court Judge Robert Hyatt,
“Judge, whatever the family wants.”
Hyatt spoke at
length about the crimes, telling Wiles he was a very dangerous
man. He then sentenced Wiles to a maximum aggravated sentence
on the four felony counts that he had pleaded guilty to earlier:
kidnapping, sexual assault, aggravated robbery, and attempted
sexual assault on a child.
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