Public records maintained by Texas law enforcement agencies list Kyle Demerle Boring as a registered sex offender residing in Silsbee, Texas, with a moderate risk level and a projected lifetime registration requirement. The information appears in the Texas Sex Offender Registration Program and reflects data provided and verified by state and local authorities. According to registry details, Boring is a White, non-Hispanic male born Dec. 31, 1973. Physical descriptors on file list him at 6 feet tall and weighing approximately 250 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Shoe size and width were not listed in the available records. A primary photograph associated with the registry was reported on Dec. 8, 2025. The registry identifies Boring as a Texas resident living at an address on Glover Road in Silsbee. His registration history shows that his initial registration occurred on Nov. 30, 2018, through the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in Huntsville. More recent activity includes an annual verification completed on Dec. 8, 2025, by the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office in Kountze, reflecting ongoing compliance with statutory verification requirements. The offense associated with the registration is sexual assault under Texas Penal Code §22.011. Registry records indicate the victim was a 36-year-old female. The disposition date listed for the case is March 17, 2003. Court records summarized in the registry note a judgment of parole or mandatory supervision following conviction. No additional case details beyond the statutory offense classification, victim information, and disposition status were included in the publicly accessible registry summary. Under Texas law, individuals convicted of certain sexual offenses are required to register with local law enforcement agencies and provide identifying information, residential addresses, and details related to their offenses. Registrants must also comply with ongoing verification schedules, which in this case require annual verification. Lifetime registration indicates that the individual remains subject to these requirements indefinitely unless otherwise modified by court order or statute. Risk level classifications, including the moderate designation listed in this case, are determined using standardized assessment tools adopted by the state. These classifications are intended to assist law enforcement and inform the public but are not predictive guarantees of future behavior. The Texas Sex Offender Registration Program is maintained to support law enforcement monitoring and provide community access to specific offender information as permitted by law. Registry data is updated as changes are reported or verified, and accuracy depends on timely reporting by registrants and review by supervising agencies. Failure to comply with registration or verification requirements can result in additional criminal charges.