Former Kindergarten Teacher Heather Lee Robertson Accused of Student Threesome
Posted: April 25, 2017 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Education, U.S. News | Tags: Arrest, Arrest warrant, Heather Lee Robertson, Houston Chronicle, Hudson Independent School District, Intimate relationship, Middle school, Sexual intercourse, Sexual Misconduct, Teacher, Texas, Trophy Club Leave a comment
Natalie Musumeci reports: A former kindergarten teacher in Texas is accused of having sex with four students –- two of whom she bedded at the same time, according to reports.
Heather Lee Robertson, 38, who taught for the Hudson Independent School District, was arrested Saturday on four counts of an improper relationship after cops opened an investigation into her sexual affairs with pupils, the Lufkin Daily News reported.
Robertson copped to the sex rendezvous and told police that she did not “require” the boys she slept with to use a condom because she was unable to have children, according to the news outlet.
Before police arrested Robertson, also a former high school teacher, they questioned students they believed were involved with her.
One student told police that his affair with Robertson began after spring break with the pair “chatting and sexting” on Snapchat, the newspaper reported.
Robertson allegedly asked the boy to come over to her apartment to have sex, and the boy asked if a friend could join, the boy told police. Read the rest of this entry »
Female Teacher Who Took Part in an Orgy with a Student Banned from the Classroom for Life
Posted: April 22, 2017 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Education, Mediasphere | Tags: Adolescents, Arrest, Arrest warrant, Byron Nelson, Byron Nelson High School, Caroline County Sheriff's Office, Child, Human trafficking, Sexual intercourse Leave a comment
A female teacher who took part in an orgy with a sixth form girl during a two year affair has been banned from the classroom.
Francoise Jenkins, 45, a mother who was in a heterosexual relationship with one of the men who took part in the sex sessions, later paid him £13,000 “silence money” after they split up.
She had befriended the “vulnerable pupil” at Danum Academy, Doncaster, where she was a supply teacher, seducing her after obtaining her mobile phone number from the school’s database.
Text messages included personal information about the “problems she was having with Individual C”, the man she was living with.
They first had three in a bed sex on the night of the school prom. Ms Jenkins met the girl, Pupil A, for a drink after the school disco and took her home where she admitted having sex both with her and Individual C.
Pupil A later told the school she engaged in sexual activity with both Ms Jenkins and Individual C.
She said in a statement that as it progressed Individual C became more involved but they did not have full sex as she was “worried about becoming pregnant”.
Another time Pupil A was invited to the house with a male friend, Individual A, and all four of them, including Ms
Jenkins and Individual C, had sex.
A professional conduct panel of the National College for Teaching and Leadership found Ms Jenkins guilty of unacceptable professional conduct and conduct that may bring the profession into disrepute.
Teacher panellist Dr Robert Cawley said: “Pupil A describes how she had sex with Individual A but cried and had asked for it to stop as she did not want to have sex with a man.”
[Read the full story here, at telegraph.co.uk]
Afterwards, Ms Jenkins attempted to cover up her relationship with Pupil A by paying Individual C about £13,000 – wholly or partly so he would not report it.
Writer Who Coined the Term ‘Herbivore Men’ to Explain Japan’s Problem with Sex Speaks Out on Term’s Misuse
Posted: December 6, 2016 Filed under: Art & Culture, Asia, Japan, Think Tank | Tags: Friendship, Herbivore Men, Intimate relationship, Maki Fukasawa, National Institute of Population and Social Security Research, Sexual intercourse, Sexuality Leave a comment
The changing concept of the ‘female friend’ in recent decades has warped government findings on male sexuality, Maki Fukasawa argues.
Shehab Khan reports: An author has criticised the media’s use of a phrase she coined to define Japan’s “sex problem” – after the country’s National Institute of Population and Social Security Research published a new report into the country’s sinking birthrate.
“The institute’s latest research found that 69 per cent of men and 59 per cent of women in Japan do not have sexual partners. It also found that 42 per cent of both sexes remain virgins and 30 per cent said they have ‘no hope’ for a relationship.”
Maki Fukasawa, a columnist and sociologist, has subsequently objected to her term “herbivore men” being misued by the press in order to sensationalise the findings.
Ms Fukasawa’s term was invented 10 years ago to describe those males who have no interest in getting married or having a girlfriend but do pursue sexual relationships. Read the rest of this entry »
OH YES SHE DID 24-Year-Old Teacher Mary Beth Haglin: ‘It’s the School’s Fault’ I Had Sex with that Teen Boy
Posted: July 27, 2016 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Education, Health and Social Issues, Law & Justice, U.S. News | Tags: Bad Teacher, Cedar Rapids, Cedar Rapids Community School District, Iowa, Mary Beth Haglin, New York Post, School district, sex offender, Sexual intercourse, Sexual Misconduct, Substitute teacher, United States Department of Education 1 Comment
A substitute teacher accused of having sex with a student is blaming education officials for her illegal indiscretions — claiming they failed to stop her, and “allowed” the relationship to blossom.
“These people all knew what was going on, and yet hey turned a blind eye because they wanted to protect their school. They didn’t want it to get into the limelight.”
In a series of interviews with reporters in Iowa, 24-year-old Mary Beth Haglin admitted to having sex 
with a 17-year-old boy for much of the 2015-16 academic year — and accused Cedar Rapids Community School District of complicity.
“They didn’t ban me. They never actually said they were banning me from school grounds, they never said they were banning me from working at any other school…”
“These people all knew what was going on, and yet hey turned a blind eye because they wanted to protect their school. They didn’t want it to get into the limelight,” Haglin told KGAN-TV, saying she first had sex with the boy last October. “They allowed this to happen. They knew in February.”
“…they never said they were banning me from thus-and-so many feet of any school. They never said any of that.”
Haglin, a sub at George Washington HS, was arrested on Friday and booked for sexual exploitation of a minor.
[Read the full story here, at New York Post]
She faces up to two years behind bars and having to register as a sex offender for 10 years. Read the rest of this entry »
‘Correct’ Sex is Mandatory: California’s Sexual Re-Education Camps are Coming Soon
Posted: June 4, 2015 Filed under: Education, Health and Social Issues, Law & Justice | Tags: California, California State Senate, Consent (criminal law), Democratic Party (United States), Grindr, Health Department, Hiv And Aids, Human sexual activity, Jerry Brown, Jerry Hill (politician), Joplin High School, Online dating service, Sexual assault, Sexual intercourse, Sexually transmitted disease, Social media Leave a comment
Ashe Schow writes: Not content to redefine consent to mean asking permission before every step of the sexual process, California is now on the path to teaching high school students the proper way to have sex — because human nature is 
now wrong.
“The ‘yes means yes’ law effectively defines every sexual encounter as rape unless you follow the law’s specific requirements — or unless neither party turns the other in to police.”
To recap: Last year California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law aiming to redefine consent as an “affirmative, conscious, and voluntary agreement,” that is “ongoing throughout a sexual activity and can be revoked at any time.” Saying “no” to unwanted sexual contact was no longer necessary, as a “lack of protest or resistance does not mean consent, nor does silence mean consent.” Also, previous sexual history “should never by itself be assumed to be an indicator of consent.” Alcohol also negates consent, since the line between “intoxicated” and “incapacitated” can be decided after the fact by an accuser.
“Now de Leon is moving on to round two: Teaching high school students the “correct” way to have sex. Human nature is no longer the correct way. De Leon knows the correct way — and it involves a lot of questions.”
This means that every time two college students have sex they have to act like they’ve never met before and ask for approval for everything from the first kiss and touch through intercourse. I tried multiple times to ask the sponsor of the California bill, State Sen. Kevin de Leon, how someone could prove they obtained consent under his law, but only received press releases and quoted paragraphs from the bill. When asked to clarify how one would prove they had obtained consent, his spokeswoman didn’t respond. Read the rest of this entry »
OH YES SHE DID: Woman Stabs Boyfriend Twice for Eating All the Salsa
Posted: April 8, 2015 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Mediasphere | Tags: Assault, Chips, David Lewis, Eugene, Father, Felony, KEZI, Oregon, Salsa, Sexual intercourse, Stabbing, The Register-Guard Leave a comment
Police say Phyllis Jefferson yelled at her boyfriend before jamming a pen into his pelvis. Not satisfied yet, cops say she knocked over a TV and used a knife to stab the man in the stomach before driving away.
“She admitted the attack and told police she was mad because Buckner was ‘eating all of the salsa,’ they were supposed to be sharing.”
When officers arrived, they found Ronnie Buckner standing in the yard, bleeding.
Cleveland.com reports when Jefferson was stopped a few miles from the house, she admitted the attack and told police she was mad because Buckner was “eating all of the salsa,” they were supposed to be sharing.
Clearly, a missed Opportunity. He should have defended himself with GLOCKAMOLE!
Jefferson faces charges of felonious assault, and criminal damaging. Bucker is expected to fully recover.
Oh, Here We Go Again: Darcy Smith, Elementary School Teacher, Charged with Child Rape for Allegedly Having Sex a Former Student, Starting When He Was 14
Posted: February 5, 2015 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Education | Tags: ABC News, Battery (crime), Child sexual abuse, Darcy Smith, Highline Public Schools, King County Sheriff's Office, National Teacher of the Year, Sex, Sexual intercourse, Sixth grade, Student, Teacher, Waynoka 7 Comments
SEATTLE — A 41-year-old elementary school teacher has been charged with child rape for allegedly having sex with a former student starting when he was 14 and living in her home with her husband and children, court documents showed Thursday.
Darcy Smith, a teacher at McMicken Heights Elementary School, was charged Monday with three counts of third-degree child rape.
In May 2014, the former student reported to the King County Sheriff’s Office that when he was 12 years old and in the 6th 
grade, he moved into the Renton home of his 6th-grade teacher, Darcy Smith. He said that when he was 14, they started having sex and that continued until he was 18 and moved out of Smith’s house, a sheriff’s detective said in the court documents.
The victim said that he came to live in Smith’s home after he broke his collarbone in the 6th grade and Smith took him to the hospital and invited to stay with her family. He said his mother and Smith agreed that he could live with Smith and her family because she spoke English and lived closer to the hospital.
Also, he said, his mother was concerned because his older brother was involved in gangs and was a bad influence. Read the rest of this entry »
‘Embarrassed and Mortified’: Oklahoma High School Teacher Confessed to Sex with Student Inside Teacher’s Lounge Multiple Times
Posted: January 23, 2015 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Education, U.S. News | Tags: Battery (crime), Daresa Poe, Law of Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Sex education, Sexual intercourse, Statutory Rape, Student, Teacher, Teachers Lounge, Underage, Woods County 2 Comments
WAYNOKA, Oklahoma — An Oklahoma teacher has admitted to having sex with a student multiple times in the teacher’s lounge at the school according to state officials
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation questioned Daresa Poe, 32, after receiving an anonymous tip reported KFOR-TV.
According to a Woods County affidavit, investigators questioned the Waynoka School teacher and the student on Tuesday, only hours after the two had sex in the student’s pickup.
The two allegedly had been meeting up since December, both admitting to having sex in Daresa’s home, in the student’s vehicle, and several times in the school teacher’s lounge.
The affidavit includes a written confession by Poe:
“I am Daresa Poe, a wife, mother and teacher. I have made a horrible mistake. I have let my judgment falter and I am embarrassed and mortified for the decisions I have made in the last two weeks. I have had sexual intercourse with a student. I am so very sorry for the [decisions] I have made. I would take it back in a heartbeat if the chance was given to me…I hold a position of importance where people and student[s] look up to me and I have failed. For this I am truly sorry.”
Waynoka School officials did not comment on the matter, but did confirm that Poe had been suspended with pay. Poe has been a teacher at the school for six years. Read the rest of this entry »
Study: Can Boys Be Coerced Into Sex?
Posted: March 28, 2014 Filed under: Health and Social Issues, Mediasphere, U.S. News | Tags: Coercion, Daily Beast, Masculinity, Rape, Sexual abuse, Sexual intercourse 3 Comments
The notion of teenage boys as sexual aggressors is so engrained, the results of a new study, which reveal that they are being coerced into sex by girls and young women, will surprise many.
“This study should be a wake-up call to parents and educators everywhere…”
— Dr. Barbara Greenberg
The idea that boys (those sex-obsessed little monsters) could be victims of “sexual coercion,” while young girls (so often on the receiving end of clumsy and aggressive sexual advances of the sex-obsessed little monsters) could be perpetrators is, to many, both counterintuitive and unlikely.
“This is such an under-discussed topic,” clinical psychologist Dr. Barbara Greenberg told The Daily Beast. “We’ve been grossly negligent when it comes to talking to teenage boys about sex because society makes the assumption that young adult men are sex-crazed maniacs. But men and teenage boys have tender feelings too, and we often neglect them when it comes to sexuality.”
That females can be sexually aggressive—and young men and teenage boys can sheepishly submit to sexual aggression—is considered peculiar because “coerced sex” is narrowly imagined as violent or forced sex. But according to French’s research, only “18 percent [of respondents] reported sexual coercion by physical force” while 31 percent said “they were verbally coerced [and] 26 percent described unwanted seduction by sexual behaviors.”
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