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A Lamar County jury sentenced a 32-year-old Roxton resident to 99 years in prison Monday after a one-day trial, according to information from the Lamar County District Attorney’s office. A jury found Brady Allan Goss, a registered sex offender, guilty of solicitation of a minor, according to information from First Assistant District Attorney Benjamin Kaminar. “The defendant used the Facebook Messenger application to contact someone he believed was a 14-year old girl,” Kaminar said. “Over the court of several conversations, he repeatedly discussed meeting for sex and described specific sexual acts he desired from her.” Unknown to the defendant, Oklahoma law enforcement had control of the Facebook account and conducted a sting operation in partnership with the Lamar County Sheriff’s Office. The defendant was captured at a meetup location and confessed to the offense, Kaminar said.

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