Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did she know he was a student?
What if he told her he worked there was subbing also?
Yes, she knew he was a student. I can maybe see not reading the articles, but did you even read the thread? He asked her to perform the sex act the same number of times as the number on his football jersey.
Washington Post story said that he was an assistant in her class.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did she know he was a student?
What if he told her he worked there was subbing also?
Yes, she knew he was a student. I can maybe see not reading the articles, but did you even read the thread? He asked her to perform the sex act the same number of times as the number on his football jersey.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He was 17, she was 22. Ehhh not a big deal but they could have saved it until after school.
Not a big deal? The teacher should be looking at jail time.
Anonymous wrote:The original article mentioned the student's football jersey number. Very bad on WaPo for doing that. Probably illegal since that made it easy to identify the minor. They've removed the number from the article but I'm sure many people saw it (as I did).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He is 17, so below the age of consent I believe. Her age doesn't matter as long as she is 18 or older. The interesting thing is, if they were both 17 he could have be prosecuted for distributing child pornography by sharing it. In fact I am sure he still could be but I don't think he is likely to press charges against himself.
She must have been really into it, not to realize he was filming her. This is nothing short of VERY POOR JUDGEMENT. What could this woman be thinking? I don't get it. We of course all know what he was thinking.
The age of consent in DC is 16, so she did not break the law. He did, however, as you note, break the law by distributing a video of a minor (himself) engaged in the act.
I'm sure that there is a law against teachers having sexual relations with students.
Anonymous wrote:The age of consent in DC is 16, so she did not break the law. He did, however, as you note, break the law by distributing a video of a minor (himself) engaged in the act.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He is 17, so below the age of consent I believe. Her age doesn't matter as long as she is 18 or older. The interesting thing is, if they were both 17 he could have be prosecuted for distributing child pornography by sharing it. In fact I am sure he still could be but I don't think he is likely to press charges against himself.
She must have been really into it, not to realize he was filming her. This is nothing short of VERY POOR JUDGEMENT. What could this woman be thinking? I don't get it. We of course all know what he was thinking.
The age of consent in DC is 16, so she did not break the law. He did, however, as you note, break the law by distributing a video of a minor (himself) engaged in the act.
Anonymous wrote:He was 17, she was 22. Ehhh not a big deal but they could have saved it until after school.
Anonymous wrote:Did she know he was a student?
What if he told her he worked there was subbing also?
Anonymous wrote:He is 17, so below the age of consent I believe. Her age doesn't matter as long as she is 18 or older. The interesting thing is, if they were both 17 he could have be prosecuted for distributing child pornography by sharing it. In fact I am sure he still could be but I don't think he is likely to press charges against himself.
She must have been really into it, not to realize he was filming her. This is nothing short of VERY POOR JUDGEMENT. What could this woman be thinking? I don't get it. We of course all know what he was thinking.
Anonymous wrote:He was 17, she was 22. Ehhh not a big deal but they could have saved it until after school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
13:25 here -- Oh, I would absolutely agree she should be fired, it's an appalling lack of judgment on her part (assuming she consented; I haven't seen anything to suggest the student assaulted her, but I suppose it's a possibility).
I was thinking not so much of the legal/employment aspects and more in terms of the human impact on the student. This just seems like a less horrible/damaging event than most other instances that make the news.
Why do you keep suggesting it wasn't consensual? Did you read any of the articles? When he asked if she was kinky she texted him back something along the lines of I'm a shower not a teller.