To Catch a Predator · Highland Heights, Kentucky investigation
Michael Meyer
Michael Meyer was convicted after a Kentucky Bureau of Investigation sting associated with the Bowling Green broadcast. He received five years in prison, five years of probation, and 20 years of registration.
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- Outcome
- Sentenced
- Evidence
- Attributed reporting
- Jurisdiction
- Campbell County, Kentucky
- Encounter
- Not established
- Decoy posed as
- Girl2
- Case number
- Not established
Personal details
- Born
- June 5, 1982
- Hair
- Brown
Charges & sentence
Charges awaiting verification
We have not established filed charges from the available evidence. This is a gap in our research, not a finding about this case.
Sentence
Five years in state prison, five years of probation, and 20 years of registration.
Attributed to the sources below. Consult the original record for full terms.
Case records
Hansen investigationSentenced
Sentence
Five years in state prison, five years of probation, and 20 years of registration.3
Reviewed sting-related legal outcome. IDENTITY WARNING: read linked actual opinion2013-CA-000077-MR at https://law.justia.com/cases/kentucky/court-of-appeals/2014/2013-ca-000077-mr.html . It names Michael MYERS, a Fort Campbell soldier, in unrelated2009 computer investigation. No identity bridge to Michael Meyer. Exclude copied later prosecution narrative and do not use it for court_record attribution.
Sources 3
Case narrative
Trivia
Meyer's last name has erroneously been spelt as "Meyers," when it is in fact Meyer.
Community-written, from the To Catch a Predator Wiki. Not independently verified, and it does not establish charges or court outcomes.
Michael Meyer, To Catch a Predator Wiki contributors; see revision and history links. · CC-BY-SA
Sources
- 1Eleven Arrested In Internet Sex StingThe contemporaneous report identifies James Rauch, Michael Meyer, Paul Westwood and Timothy Kyne among arrests at the Highland Heights sting.
- 2Michael Meyer (community wiki)Attributed community article. Revision date describes the article update, not a court or sting event. Full infobox, narrative sections, references and assets are retained in the private archive.
- 3Michael Meyer: legal outcome (revision 15459)Five years in state prison, five years of probation, and 20 years of registration.