Charlie Ann Wyrick

In Missoula District Court on Thursday, Judge Karen Townsend handed down a sentence of 100 years in the Montana State Prison without the possibility of parole to Emmanuel Gomez for the brutal slaying of Charlie Ann Wyrick.

The deliberate homicide trial of Emmanuel Gomez was delivered into the hands of the jury at noon on Monday, after closing arguments by the prosecution and the defense.

Closing arguments are scheduled for Monday, February 6 in Missoula District Court in the murder trial of Emmanuel Gomez.

Missoula County Sheriff’s Captain and Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Burt testified at the Gomez Murder Trial on Friday morning about the day that Charlie Ann Wyrick’s body was found near the Pattee Canyon Recreation area.

Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst delivered her opening statement on Thursday afternoon before the jury and District Judge Karen Townsend, in which she laid out the timeline of the final hours of Charlie Ann Wyrick.

The deliberate homicide trial of 31 year-old Emmanuel Gomez got underway this week with pretrial motions on Tuesday and jury selection Wednesday and possibly into Thursday of this week

Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst filed charges today, Dec. 28, against Emmanuel Gomez, who is allegedly responsible for the disappearance and death of 26-year-old Charlie Ann Wyrick.