Jury finds man guilty of attempting to kill woman at Cedar City laundromat

Zackry Izaac Ross has been found guilty of aggravated burglary and attempted murder.

Zackry Izaac Ross has been found guilty of aggravated burglary and attempted murder. (Iron County Sheriff’s Office)


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CEDAR CITY — A man accused of attempting to strangle a woman with a washer hose and his bare hands at a Cedar City laundromat one year ago has been found guilty of aggravated burglary and attempted murder.

After deliberating for approximately 90 minutes Wednesday afternoon at the end of a two-day trial, an eight-member jury found Zackry Izaac Ross, 38, guilty of two first-degree felony counts.

The aggravated burglary charge carries a possible penalty of five years to life in prison, while the attempted murder charge carries a potential sentence of three years to life.

According to court documents, the incident took place on Feb. 15, 2023, when an employee of the business called the police to have a man, identified as Ross, removed from the premises.

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