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    Man won’t serve additional time for sex crimes conviction

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    By KMAN Staff on February 3, 2026 Local News, Riley County

    Matthew Dunaey Klingforth was sentenced Monday in Riley County District Court to register as a sex offender and pay designated fees related to his December trial.

    Klingforth, 18, was convicted Dec. 19 of sexual battery, but a jury found him not guilty of rape and aggravated sexual battery.

    Judge John Bosch sentenced Klingforth to the 132 days he’d already served and registration as a sex offender for 25 years. Klingforth is also required to pay $158 in court costs, $600 to the Kansas Bureau of Investigations for DNA and lab fees and $100 for reimbursement to the public defender’s office.

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