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Sex Crimes
Christopher Michael Boker booked in Miller County on rape or attempted rape allegation
The sheriff’s roster lists an Oct. 8 booking and a first-degree charge entry, without a court disposition.
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Production note: This article was prepared with AI assistance from a retained Miller County Sheriff’s Office booking record and official Missouri statutes. The booking response and exact source photograph were checked against retained evidence. The roster publishes no statutory citation; the cited statutes provide general legal context only. Court records were not searched for this article. No interviews or independent investigation of the alleged conduct were conducted. Final editorial approval remains pending.
Christopher Michael Boker, 42, was booked in Miller County, Missouri, on Oct. 8, 2026, according to the Miller County Sheriff’s Office inmate roster. The retained profile lists booking number 26-000317 and a booking time of 2:45 a.m. It does not publish a separate arrest date or time.
The profile, captured on Oct. 8, lists one charge entry: “RAPE OR ATTEMPTED RAPE - 1ST DEGREE.” That combined wording does not establish whether the allegation concerns a completed offense or an attempt. The roster identifies the arresting agency as “MILLER COUNTY” and lists bond as $0, without explaining what that entry means for release or bond conditions. The retained entry is a dated record, not confirmation of current custody.
The roster supplies no statutory citation, court case number, charging document or disposition for this entry. A booking charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Boker is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
As legal context, Missouri Revised Statutes § 566.030, in the version in force on the booking date, defines first-degree rape around sexual intercourse involving incapacity, inability or lack of capacity to consent, or forcible compulsion. That version addresses both the completed offense and an attempt. Missouri’s general attempt provision, § 562.012, requires a purpose to commit an offense and conduct constituting a substantial step toward it. These provisions explain the law generally; the roster does not identify either section as the citation for Boker’s charge or establish any statutory element.
No disposition is recorded on the retained roster. Court records were not searched for this article, and the roster alone does not establish whether a court case has been filed or how any case has progressed. The original booking profile and its source photograph were retained as evidence for this report.
