A Colorado man who posed as an immigration official to enter families' homes and then sexually assault young girls and women was sentenced to several decades behind bars.
On Monday, an Arapahoe County judge sentenced Kenneth Dean Lee, 66, to four decades in prison after he assaulted a young child.
The charges from this case stemmed from Dec. 9, 2021. That day, officers with the Aurora Police Department responded to an apartment on N. Chester Street to investigate a suspicious incident. At the time, Lee was known as a sexually violent predator and had a history of molesting children. He was on parole for a crime in 2010 that was very similar to the one from December 2021. Due to this, he was wearing a GPS ankle monitor, which confirmed he was at the Aurora apartment on Dec. 9, 2021, according to the district attorney's office.
In a second crime filed under the same case, Lee also called the home of a 22-year-old Vietnamese woman and made up the same story, posing as an immigrant doctor. He also sexually assaulted her.
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