SOMEWHERE IN THE WORLD: Two Female High School Teachers Arrested for Having a 3Some with 16 Year Old Pupil

These two female teachers have found themselves in trouble after taking their teaching duties just a little too far with one of their students.

34 year old Shelley Dufresne and 24 year old Rachel Respess, both English teachers, were arrested by police in Kenner, Louisiana for allegedly having carnal knowledge of the then 16 year old high school football star.

Both women are married with kids, and have been officially charged with’ carnal knowledge of a juvenile’ with the incident having reportedly occurred on 12 September, according to the Daily Mail.

Kenner Police Chief Michael Glaser believes Shelley invited Rachel and the football star to her home after a football game on the fateful day, and they had their romantic tryst just a little while later.

Police found out about the incident after the student started bragging to friends that he had a bang with two female teachers.

An investigation led to the arrest of first Shelley, and then Rachel, both of whom have been suspended by the high school without pay pending the full run of the trial.

Police interviewed the kid in question, who is now 17 years of age. He claimed the whole incident was consensual, but as he was 16 at the time and the age of consent in Louisiana is 17, his consent is moot anyway.

The pair face up to seventeen years in prison if convicted, with auxiliary charges ‘indecent behaviour’ and ‘contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile’ also hanging over their heads.

It’s unfortunate that teachers tasked with the education of students would take advantage of them this way, and the point has to be made that irrespective of the victim’s gender this was wrong.

Though there’s something cruelly ironic about the boy’s unbridled teenage enthusiasm, which probably led these teachers to choose him for their 3some in the first place; being the cause of their downfall as he just could not hold it in and had to let his friends hear about his ‘conquest’.