More of “You’re Not Anonymous”
Thinking she’s anonymous, this “teacher” that was caught with a student allegedly thought that she could violate terms of her probation by going on the internet, and created a MySpace web site. If this is truly her site, it’s another case where people believing that they can be anonymous because of the size of the Internet find that they really are not.
Spiritually, even if this woman did this and got away with it, we know that God knows and we will be held to account: Believers for what we did with His grace, and those without Christ for what they did with their life. This should create a bigger burden for the lost in us!
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Comments from MInTheGap
Leticia said,
Wrote on April 18, 2006 @ 4:48 pm
The nerve of some these teachers. What are they thinking? I look at that woman above and I see a very lovely woman who probably wouldn’t have any trouble at all finding a man to be in her life. Why is she choosing a child? Where is her sense of morality?
gg said,
Wrote on April 24, 2006 @ 9:47 am
Pamela, like Debra Lafave, does not seem to understand her crime, according the therapists. They DO see a crime when a man rapes or harms a child, but their immaturity proves they themselves are not capable of it, as it seems like “love” to them, according to what the experts say.
What We Do Is Not Private II at MInTheGap said,
Wrote on July 6, 2006 @ 8:07 am
[...] In what is becoming a regular occurance, another set of people are being surprised by the fact that someone can use a search engine to find pictures they never thought could be found. We live in a technological age, and people seem to think that they can still be anonymous even though there are serach engines out there and people with time to find things. People post images of hazings at sports initiations and those that have “artistic photos” taken of them in various stages of undress while teaching a public school class. [...]