Wyoming · Wyoming Statutes — Title 6, Crimes and Offenses
Wyo. Stat. (Title 6) § 6-2-201: Kidnapping; penalties; effect of release of victim
What this law says, in plain English
Kidnapping is unlawfully removing or confining another person by force, threat, deception, or without proper consent, with intent to hold for ransom, facilitate a felony, or inflict injury or terror. Penalties range from up to 20 years to life imprisonment depending on victim release.
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