Bad Apples - Inside the Teacher/Student Sex Scandal Epidemic

by Rebecca Morris

Overview

They exchange furtive touches with students during classroom movies. They make out in a closet while other children study nearby. They get caught having sex with kids in cars, classrooms, motels, homes, public libraries, even church parking lots. Why are more female teachers, coaches and even school board members risking it all? Are they “hot,” or are they pedophiles? From Mary Kay Letourneau and Debra LaFave to the very latest offenders, Bad Apples is the first book to look at why female teachers are having sex with underage students. Bad Apples also examines gender bias in sentencing, the psychological effect on the children they molest, the role of social networking and the media, and how parents and schools can keep students safe.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148361206
Publisher:	Crime Rant Classics
Publication date:	08/13/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	579 KB

About the Author

Rebecca Morris is the author of the bestseller "Ted and Ann – The Mystery of a Missing Child and Her Neighbor Ted Bundy," about an 8-year-old girl who vanished from her Tacoma, Wash. neighborhood who may have been Bundy's first victim. Her book about Josh and Susan Powell, "If I Can't Have You - Obsession, Murder and the Strange Disappearance of Susan Cox Powell," written with New York Times bestselling author Gregg Olsen, will be published by St. Martin's in 2014.

Editorial Reviews

Morris has another winner in her new narrative "Bad Apples"! I found this book to be fascinating and so easy to read! With her background in journalism, Rebecca Morris has become a standout in the genre of true-crime!

CrimeClub.com - Bruce Caplan

If you have a son, grandson, stepson, godson, nephew, or just a young boy you care about, you need to read BAD APPLES and educate yourself on how these Mrs. Robinson-to-the-extreme couplings can be more dangerous than the male teacher/female student counterparts. Plus, you'll learn some fairly simple things you can do to make sure the special young boy in your life doesn't fall into the hands of a predator disguised as a teacher.

TrueCrimeBookReviews.com - Kim Cantrell