Debra Lafave is weird like her Japanese counterparts.
She's also been busted for violating her probation.
She was forbidden to talk to anyone under 18.
She was found talking to a 17-year old co-worker at Danny Boy's restaurant.
They talked about family problems, friends, high school, personal life, boyfriend issues, sexual issues.
The pretty, if you like gravity-challenged and twisted in the head, ex-teacher blamed her
nonsense with a 14-year old student on mental illness. "I didn't feel like an adult."Her mental issues came as a result of being raped when she was 13. So, she returned the favor on another kid.
Good fodder for the researchers, perhaps.
Still, teachers in Japan can be pretty weird, too.
See -
Teacher Arrested for Sneaking Shots Up School Girl’s Skirt
Jr. High Teacher Offers Private Lessons for Sex from 14-year old
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While I'm normally rather unrelenting when it comes to child exploitation of any kind, this new case is ridiculous.
Those on parole are normally expected to report employment changes to the parole officer, especially while under house arrest. Since officials in this case were aware of Debra's employment, part of the blame belongs to them. Maybe all of it.
Just about everyone knows that restaurants regularly recruit teenagers to staff their establishments. How does one work side by side with a minor without establishing contact?
Restauraunt employees are expected to communicate and work as a team. Waitresses, hostesses, kitchen employees and management are always communicating with each other in order to expedite hot food and cleanliness expectations of the customer.
This case is a sham, as it would appear at this point that parole officials are either dumber than a rock, unrealistic in their expectations, or simply fell asleep at the wheel.
The Parole Officer could have rejected this employment arrangement altogether, knowing that contact with minors was an unrealistic expectation of this kind of employment. Instead, thousands upon thousands of tax dollars will be spent prosecuting a case where the arrangements were dubious from the start.
Danny Vice
The Weekly Vice
http://weeklyvice.blogspot.com
Posted by: Danny Vice | December 17, 2007 4:51 PM | Permalink to Comment