1 Maybe she is getting laid in jail and likes it.

2 Nothing wrong with a little girl on girl action Greyrooster.

3 Is it just me or does she look like a younger Traci Lords?

4 I know it sounds like a double standard, but I think most guys would have loved to run into her when they were about 13. Maybe 13 is a bit young. 14 maybe?

5 Man. Why couldn't I of had teachers like that. I would of been smart enough to keep my mouth shut if I was the kid.

6 Her probation was revoked. She has been sentenced to seven years. It sucks because she's a very beautiful but very stupid woman.

7 I don't think it sucks that a child predator--beautiful or not, male or female--has been sentenced to jail.

8 YBP: We were just having fun. I will admit she would have been most welcome as a teacher when I was 13. As the song goes. (Some guys have all the luck).

9 YBP, I agree.

And beautiful? Thats a push, more like acceptable.
George, you get out much?

10 Yes, I get out much. She's very beautiful. I feel sorry for her.

11 You know she spent nine months in the county jail and it failed to get her attention. I suspect the jailers treated her with kid gloves so the experience wasn't that bad. This time, she'll be in the big house with a hard group of felons for a very long duration. Gorgeous Pamela should get a clue this time around.

12 She said during the trial that she was "sex addict". Does she like sex with women ? It'll be necessary for her in the six next years.

13 Man, one boss looking bitch in handcuffs!! Wonder if I could get the judge to give her home detention at my place!

14 Hey, I'm glad she is going away...she deserves to serve every minute of her sentence.
Beauty has nothing to do with it, and yeah, maybe that is an answer to a little boys fantasy, but not really. The emotional damage is too great; the child
can't understand the deeper consequences to his actions.

15 Hey, I'm glad she is going away...she deserves to serve every minute of her sentence.
Beauty has nothing to do with it, and yeah, maybe that is an answer to a little boys fantasy, but not really. The emotional damage is too great; the child
can't understand the deeper consequences to his actions.

16 Comments on other forums talk about how there is no difference between men preying on girls and women preying on boys, and the sentences need to reflect this. I happen to agree. This is the longest prison sentence among the hot 20-something teachers I've seen yet.
The dynamic is not about sex per se, but about power and control. Manipulative and abusive relationships between adults are about the same power and control issues which lead to teacher student sex scandals. This means that not only is there no real difference between a woman abusing a boy and a man abusing a girl of the same age, background, and competence, but except for the illegality of going after someone under the age of consent, there is LITTLE, IF ANY difference between adults going after teens and adult-adult relationships when said relationships are based on power imbalances mingled with sex.
When one comes to the conclusion that not only is there no real distinction between men who prey on girls and women who prey on boys, but there is also no real distinction (besides age) between an adult who preys on a child and many dysfunctional relationships between men and women, you grownups can use this and other teacher-student cases as a guide for behaviors to watch out for in your current or future partner.
There are literally millions of relationships where sexual and control issues intermingle to produce similar dynamics between adults. The power imbalances and manipulation are not as clear as the “relationship” between Pamela Turner Rogers and her 13 year old victim, but they are there. When these sexual and control issues are at play, dynamics between a 28 year old woman and an immature twentysomething (or older) man are similar to those between a female child molester and her teenage victim. Only the illegality is different. The dynamics between devious men and a naïve, trusting and innocent women are not that far off from those between deviant men and teenage girls.
The same sex drive that teenage boys have, men in their 20's and 30's have, and some of us (I'm 25) are no more capable of dealing with sex than teenage boys are. Women are only slightly less likely to be victims of the wrong man than girls are. The only difference is that many acts of predation between adults are labeled as dysfunctional relationships, not predation. Something to think about next time your relationship goes wrong, or you feel used.
Rachael Ann, you said "the emotional damage is too great; the child can't understand the deeper consequences to his actions." When many "adult" relationships are based on power and control issues, your statement applies equally as well to those dalliances as woman-boy encounters.