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Another Teacher, Another Sexual Assault Case

To no ones surprise, yet another teacher has been charged with having sex with a under-aged student.

Prosecutors had wanted Wendie A. Schweikert, 36, jailed without bond, saying she was a danger to the community and a flight risk.

Schweikert was arrested Friday on two counts of criminal sexual conduct with a minor after the boy's mother accused the teacher of having sex with him at school at least twice, authorities said.

Schweikert, who resigned from her job at E.B. Morse Elementary School on Friday, did not speak during the hearing, and did not have an attorney. The boy's mother tried to tell the judge how shaken her son was, but was choked back by tears


Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I will never understand these women. What possible gratification can they get from having sex with a child? Oh, wait, I know. The same gratification that a male child molester gets from assaulting a little girl.

There should be no difference seen in the sexual abuse of a boy by a grown woman than the sexual abuse of a girl by a grown man. Each is illegal, and each is equally heinous.

Sadly, this predator was released on bail, and is now free to prey upon other boys she may get her hands on.

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Anonymous said…
Once upon a time, I knew to watch out for my daughter, but thought my son was safe from men. (I was pretty niave). Then I learned that I had to be careful of my son also. Now I am beginning to believe that kids are not safe with anyone. There are men after little boys and girls, little boys after little girls, and now women after little boys (which BTW makes me wonder, if any little girls are being touched by women). I just want to scream, let the kids alone, let them be safe for a little while!
26/2/06
Anonymous said…
AMEN!
27/2/06
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