over thirty times. Two inmates involved in the attack were given life without the possibility of parole, while the third was sentenced to death. In memory of Corporal Martinez, the Wayne Martinez Training Center was given his name. The North Facility remains standing, but abandoned. Prior to 1991 the Wyoming Board of Charities and Reform operated the prison. After, the Wyoming Department of Corrections operated it. Notable inmates Russell Henderson (later transferred to Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution) - murderer of Matthew Shepard Aaron McKinney - murderer of Matthew Shepard Diazem Hossencofft - confessed murderer of Girly Chew Hossencofft James Wiley - murdered his step-mother, along with his three step-brothers. Previous Wyoming territorial and state prison Wyoming's first state prison, built in 1872 near Laramie, Wyoming and decommissioned in 1901, is now the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site. It operated as a federal penitentiary from 1872 to 1890, and as a state prison from 1890 to 1901. References External links Wyoming State Penitentiary Wyoming Frontier Prison Wyoming Peace Officer's Museum Wyoming state Penitentiary at the Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office Prisons in Wyoming Buildings and structures in Carbon County, Wyoming Capital punishment in Wyoming Execution sites in the United States Rawlins, Wyoming 1901 establishments in Wyoming National Register of Historic Places in Carbon County, Wyoming Romanesque Revival architecture in Wyoming Mission Revival architecture in Wyoming Buildings and structures completed in 1894