WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) UPDATE: A new trial date is set for a man facing multiple charges of sexual assault of a child.
48-year-old Jason Carlile, who has previous convictions for sex crimes involving children, is jailed on 5 counts of sexual assault of a child and two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Tuesday morning during a status hearing in 78th District Court Judge Barney Fudge signed a special setting for a jury trial on September 3.
Additional motions, in this case, will be heard Friday.
Carlile was arrested last November for an alleged sexual assault of a child in 2006 and was released when his mother posted his bond after she and her husband won a $15 million lotto drawing.
Then prosecutors obtained 7 sealed indictments in may for alleged sexual assaults of a child and bonds were set at more than $4 million.
Prosecutors said he is a flight risk, and the judge ruled he must have a GPS monitor in place before being released on bond again.
Carlile has a conviction of indecency with a child in Wichita county in 1994 with a three-year prison sentence and a conviction in Archer County for purchase of a child in 2006 In which a 15- year old girl was sold by her mother for $3,000.
He served three years probation on that charge.
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Original story: A hearing is set today for a Wichita Falls man jailed on more than $4 million in bonds.
Jason Carlile is facing seven indictments alleging aggravated sexual assault of a child or sexual assault of a child.
He is awaiting trial and if he posts bond, he would be required to wear a GPS ankle monitor.
Carlile is previously charged with raping a child in 2000 and raping another in 2006.
He has a previous conviction in 2007 in Archer County for buying a 15-year-old girl from her mother for $3,000 and taking her to Mexico.
Carlile was arrested in late 2017 on a sealed indictment alleging sexual assault of a child around January first of 2006.
He was in jail in November awaiting trial, however, his mother posted his $100,000 bond after winning the lottery.
His trial is set for August 19, 2019.
Carlisle’s mother has hired one of the top criminal defense attorneys in Texas.
