Rape

Missoula police are investigating two rapes reported earlier this week, one at a local motel, the other inside an adult shop.

A homeless woman from Missoula has reported being sexually assaulted in a local motel room by a known male acquaintance.

A woman on Missoula's north side called police on Sunday morning, March 30, to report that she had been raped by a man she returned to her home with after a party the night before.

Damon Parsons, 40, was charged in Missoula Justice Court on Monday, February 24, with sexual intercourse without consent, for allegedly raping a 13 year-old girl in 2012.

UPDATE Wednesday, February 19, 4:00 p.m. University of Montana student Timothy Eugene Schwartz, 18, appeared in justice court via video from the Missoula County Jail on Wednesday, February 19, on a felony charge of sexual intercourse without consent, and misdemeanor criminal trespassing.

A transient wanted for raping two young girls on July 22 appeared in Missoula Justice Court on Monday, October 7 to hear the charges against him.

It's a phenomenon Missoula Police Chief doesn't understand, that is why reports of sexual assaults have soared since the city signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice, who took the city to task on the subject in an investigation that lasted nearly a year.

The above photograph is of a man known to authorities only as "Oscar," who is wanted as a rape suspect in an incident that occurred on Thursday, July 23.

Sean Christopher Wilde, 28, admitted to detectives with the Missoula police department that he raped a woman on Thursday, June 27 at a residence on River Road.

Leo H. Green, 19, appeared in Missoula District Court on Thursday morning before Judge John Larson and received a 10-year sentence with the Department of Corrections with 5 years suspended for the rape of a 13 year-old girl in 2012.

Stanford Alan Lewis, 29, currently an inmate in an Arizona prison, convicted in 2012 of raping a young girl, was charged in Missoula Justice Court Monday for raping the same girl in 2004 while living in Missoula.

The Department of Justice finally revealed what it found during its more than year-long sexual assault investigation into The University of Montana.