Little Eagle Man on South Dakota Sex Offender Registry

LITTLE EAGLE, S.D. (trfnews.i234.me) — Yukon Oris Henry is listed on South Dakota’s public sex offender registry.

The state registry lists Henry as compliant and living in Little Eagle, within Corson County.

The registry says Henry was convicted of first-degree sexual assault on April 26, 2021.

The conviction was entered through Standing Rock Tribal Court.

The public record identifies the offense as a tribal sexual assault conviction.

TRF News is not publishing Henry’s street address in this report.

Registry Record

South Dakota’s registry lists Henry’s profile as updated on September 17, 2025.

The page lists his height as 5 feet 11 inches.

It also lists black hair and brown eyes.

The registry provides a photograph and other public registration details.

The state says registry information can change quickly.

Officials urge users to confirm information before relying on a registry entry.

The registry says fingerprint verification is needed for positive identification.

The registry lists the conviction under Standing Rock Tribal Court.

The conviction date is April 26, 2021.

Standing Rock’s 2020 Title IV criminal code lists Section 4-1405 as Sexual Assault.

The state registry does not provide full court documents for Henry’s underlying case.

It also does not provide a complete case history on the public profile.

South Dakota maintains an online registry for people required to register under state law.

The site is operated by the Attorney General’s Division of Criminal Investigation.

The registry says its purpose is to give the public access to registration information.

The state says it has not assessed specific reoffense risk for each listed person.

Residents can search the South Dakota Sex Offender Registry for current information.

Because registry details may change, readers should check the state website for updates.

This report summarizes public records and does not add claims beyond those records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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