Nebraska Sex Offender Registry: Daniel Graham Morse

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Date of Birth:5/27/1984

Registration Duration:25-Year

Race:White

Sex:Male

Height:6' 0"

Weight:172 lbs

Hair:Brown

Eyes:Green

Alias(s):Daniel G Morse

(Date offender last verified with local sheriff of residence - 11/1/2024)

Physical/Main Address
309 E CLARK
OXFORD, NE 68967
Harlan County
Address Reported On: 6/28/2024

Offender attending:

No schools listed

Truck: 1984 Pickup CHEVROLET S10 , BLUE
Truck: 2002 Pickup FORD F150 , GREEN
Truck: 2019 4-Door FORD EXPEDITION , WHITE
Truck: 2016 4-Door FORD F150 , BLACK

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Sex Crime Conviction(s)

Crime:Attempted 1st Degree Sexual Assault F3

Statute Number(s):28-201 28-319(1)(c)

Jurisdiction:Buffalo

Court:District

Conviction Date:9/15/2009

Place of Crime:NE

Victim of Crime:Minor

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