Yet another Female Teacher...

[GT98]

accused of statutory rape and sexual battery

And shes friggen hot!

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,146797,00.html

Well all I have to say is where hell where the teachers like this when I was in school?

But I agree they did break the code of trust that a teacher is supposed to have with her students...as was hashed out over on the other thread.

[KvHagedorn]

"the prisoner who now stands before you
Was caught red-handed showing feelings,
showing feelings of an almost human nature;
This will not do."

The Trial - The Wall Disc 2 - Pink Floyd

[KvHagedorn]

If I was a horny 13yo and that babe had been living in my house I would have jumped her! OMG what a hottie!

[Admiral]

Re: Yet another Female Teacher...

Originally posted by GT98

Well all I have to say is where hell where the teachers like this when I was in school?

You ain't the only one feeling deprived

[J1NG]

I've obviously been living in the wrong country...

J1NG

[KvHagedorn]

Conviction on all counts could be punished by up to 100 years in prison.

Meanwhile in this wonderful nation of ours:

Updated: 01:22 PM EST
Woman Surrenders in Teen-Scalping Case
Police Believe It May Have Been an Act of Revenge
By REBECCA BOONE, AP

BOISE, Idaho (Feb. 9) -- A member of a punk clique surrendered Wednesday for scalping another member, apparently as punishment for her disrespectful behavior toward women, police said.

The victim, a 16-year-old girl whose hair was cut in a mohawk, survived.

Marianne Dahle, 26, surrendered at the Ada County Jail on a felony arrest warrant for aggravated battery. If convicted, she could be sentenced to 14 years in prison.

Dahle is accused of tying up the teenager and cutting away a 6-by-8-inch section of her scalp. She allegedly used a 4-inch knife to cut away the crown and back portion of the scalp.

The victim - who identified herself to reporters only as Sheila - said she underwent skin grafts and anticipated another surgery to repair the damage. Authorities did not release the girl's name.

Dahle was visiting Kirkham Hot Springs in central Idaho with the girl and a friend when the attack occurred Jan. 18. The teen spent two weeks in the hospital and is now recovering at home.

"When I say this gal was scalped, she was truly scalped," said Bill Braddock, chief deputy of Boise County. "The top of her head, her hair, was completely cut off. The motive, as near as we've been told by witnesses, was retaliation for acting in a way that the adult perceived as being offensive to women as a gender."

So this tells me that it is more than 7 times more acceptable in this society to scalp someone (also a minor) than it is to have sex with them, particularly when the scalping is done from psychopathic hatred and the sex is something consensual and based upon some form of affection.

It's a pretty sad commentary on our value system.

edit-link: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,146888,00.html

[az]

Well, rape/sexual abuse is much more harmful than "only" doing bodily harm to someone (even as severe as scalping). The question is whether these cases can really be called sexual abuse, or if there has to be found a different term for what these teachers did (along the lines of abusing the trust etc.). This is a very sensitive (I almost wrote "sensual", freudian slip or poor english? ) matter, on the one hand I don't think what the teachers did was nearly as bad as rape (though it was wrong!), we really must be careful not to diminish the status of real sexual crimes.

That said, yeah, why didn't I have teachers like that?

(there is a saying here, of course not everybody agrees with it: "Auf alten Pferden lernt man reiten" - "On old horses one learns to ride", which isn't really about horses, and not really about that kind of riding either )

AZ

[KvHagedorn]

Originally posted by az
Well, rape/sexual abuse is much more harmful than "only" doing bodily harm to someone (even as severe as scalping).

I disagree. True rape is an act of violence which is probably equal to the scalping in its initial psychological effects, but that scalped woman will have to live her entire adult life with a horrible disfigurement and will never really look normal. She might never find love or happiness now and die a lonely and bitter shell of a human being because of this.

[az]

And you think a rape victim will just live happily after the bruises have healed? It is quite the other way around: The scars of the scalped girl will heal in time, plastic surgery is really good nowadays, too (though of course I don't know if it will be free for her in the USA, it most probably would be free here). Rape is much more an act of humiliation than of violence, and the scars in your psyche may never fully heal. (Of course, the scalped girl may suffer a trauma, too, but it will be much less than the typical rape victim's trauma - it is not rare that rape victims cannot only not enjoy sex, but also become sociopathic, fearful of people, of the dark, of affection, start hating themselves etc. This is MUCH worse than just a scar that can be surgically removed.)

AZ

[KvHagedorn]

I don't know about that.. I suppose it depends upon the person and the severity of the attack, but I'm pretty sure that girl felt utterly humiliated at being tied down and scalped (as well as in horrible physical pain.. certainly more than a typical rape, unless there was other battery involved.) I do know that rape victims often turn into basket cases because of it, but others don't. It all depends on the circumstances, I suppose. I am fairly sure that 100% of normal people would rather have been the 13yo boy having hot sex with that fine gym teacher instead of being tied down and scalped by that psychopathic lesbian. If he suffered any trauma from that, I volunteer for that kind of trauma, too!

[az]

You didn't read my original post closely enough, I think. What happened there should not be called rape, which is an entirely different thing with SEVERE physical and psychological pain and trauma. Sure, getting scalped is pretty bad, but just because you can relate better to it than to getting raped doesn't mean it's worse. It isn't.

AZ

[KvHagedorn]

I agree. It's disrespectful to real rape victims to term such a thing as happened with the pretty female teacher as "statutory rape" or especially "sexual battery" when it's nothing of the sort. If the teacher was staying with the family, it's also a different situation. She was not in her role as a teacher then (at least not a gym teacher. )

[UtwigMU]

Well, we had a hot English teacher, who left school - there were rumours about wild parties with 4 graders (final year of hi-school - 18/19y olds)) at her weekend.


I remember how she once came in white long dress with her panties/bra showing through. It was the best english lesson, although we didn't learn much on that day.



As a teacher she was very good and professional.

The German teachers were also good. I recall how I danced with one German teacher at prome and English teacher said (not the one above, the unprofessional but more conservative one we got after the first one left): Why are you hitting on her, she's not teaching you.

[ZokesPro]

If that kid ever bragged about doing the teacher then here's his proof.

[schmosef]

Originally posted by KvHagedorn
Meanwhile in this wonderful nation of ours:


So this tells me that it is more than 7 times more acceptable in this society to scalp someone (also a minor) than it is to have sex with them, particularly when the scalping is done from psychopathic hatred and the sex is something consensual and based upon some form of affection.

It's a pretty sad commentary on our value system.

edit-link: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,146888,00.html

I think your interpretation is off. Sentence duration is also about creating consequences to offset the inclination to commit a crime. So a better interpretation would be that the desire to commit statutory rape is seven times more than the desire to scalp someone.