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	'''Craig Roger Gregerson''' (born c. ]) is a ], ] man convicted of the ] and ] of five-year-old ] on ] ].
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	Gregerson grew up the seventh of eight children in a ] family in ]. According to his older brother Spencer, Gregerson "just seemed like a lazy person", and Spencer does not recall him graduating from ]. He was previously employed by ] and a number of temporary staffing agencies. He was convicted of ] in ] ] for punching his ] in the face, and other ] incidents with his wife Catherine have been reported.
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	Gregerson resided in a ] in downtown Salt Lake City that shared a yard with the house that Destiny Norton and her parents shared with a number of other people who were acquainted with each other from the ] scene in downtown Salt Lake City.
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	] ] ]s revealed that Gregerson consented to an ] ] test on ] ], and later signed a full confession, telling authorities he had been keeping the girl’s body in his ] for eight days. Gregerson reportedly told FBI agent Steve Fillerup, the polygraph examiner, that he had been planning Destiny’s abduction "for some time" and that he had "made written plans" for the crime. Gregerson reportedly lured the girl into his row house unit, where she “panicked and began to scream", then "went limp" after he gagged her. Gregerson carried the girl’s body into his basement and ] her. He kept the body in a plastic container, and later purchased supplies to mask the odor coming from the basement.
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	Gregerson was charged with kidnapping and aggravated murder on ] ]. Gregerson waived his rights to a ], and later waived his rights to a preliminary hearing which had originally been scheduled for ] and ] ]. In a plea bargain to avoid the death penalty, he plead guilty to capital murder and child kidnapping on ], and was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder, and fifteen years to life for the kidnapping. The sentences will be served consecutively.

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