More child sex charges filed against Pemiscot County man

PEMISCOT COUNTY, Mo. -- Gregory Lynn Morrow, 42, of Steele, Mo., has been charged with four additional felony charges in connection with an investigation that began in January, the Daily Dunklin Democrat reported. In January, information surfaced alleging that Morrow had acted in an inappropriate sexual way with three girls. They alleged Morrown had raped them. Pemiscot County Sheriff Tommy Greenwell said during the investigation each of the juvenile girls claiming to be victims were interviewed about their allegation. The investigation led to Morrow being charged in early April with first-degree statutory rape and first-degree statutory sodomy by Pemiscot County Prosecuting Attorney Mike Hazel. Since that time, the investigation has uncovered other information that included the testimony of two additional victims who alleged Morrow committed similar acts with them. Because of the recent allegations against Morrow, additional charges have been filed by Hazel, including enticement of a child, felonious restraint, statutory rape in the first degree and another charge of first-degree statutory sodomy. Morrow is expected to appear in court before Pemiscot County Judge Byron Luber on Monday. A bond is to be set at that time. Morrow remains in the Pemiscot County Justice Center on the previously filed charges and arraignment.