TULSA, Okla. — Alfred Wilson was arrested and charged after being accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl when she was just seven years old.
He was also accused of sexually assaulting the girl’s eight-year-old family member last summer. But sexual allegations and convictions against Wilson span back decades.
Lt. Darin Ehrenreich with Tulsa police’s Special Victims Unit says Wilson has been convicted of rape in another State, and another country.
“A rape conviction in Germany, he leaves the military, comes back to the U.S. A rape conviction in Virginia where he spends 20 years in prison,” says Ehrenreich.
Wilson was released from a Virginia prison on parole in 2003. But 18 years later, in 2021, he was charged in Tulsa County with first degree rape after DNA in the CODIS system connected him to a 2003 cold case rape.
A rape that police say happened only a few weeks after his release.
“It’s a national database. If you are convicted of a crime, if your DNA is taken during an investigation, it’s placed into a national database that criminal cases can be searched against.”
In 2021, Wilson posted bond only a few days after his arrest for the 2003 rape case. But last December, 2 girls, a 14 and eight-year-old told detectives Wilson had sexually assaulted them.
The 14-year-old told police it happened when she was seven, and the eight-year-old told them it happened over the summer.
On Feb. 28, 2025, Wilson was found guilty on three counts of lewd molestation, one count of lewd proposal to a child and one count of forcible sodomy.
The case from 2003 is still ongoing.
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