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Mass with Mary: The Prison Years -- by Christina Dress, Tama-Lisa Johnson, Mary Kay Letourneau See Also - Teacher-Student Relationships
A suburban Seattle school district elementary school teacher, Mary Kay Letourneau, was 34, and the married mother of four children in 1996, when she and Vili Fualaau, her sixth grade student entered into a sexual relationship. She was arrested in 1997 when she was pregnant with their child and sentenced to six months in jail and ordered to have no contact with Vili. A month later she was caught her car with him and she was pregnant with their second child. She served seven and a half years in prison for having sex with a minor. She was released from prison on August 4, 2004. Mary will be staying with a former coworker in a home close to where her girls live with their father's family. It is rumored that Mary and Vili plan to write another book together. Their first book was published and popular in France.
In
Her Own Words -- After serving seven years at the Washington
Corrections Center for women at Purdy, Mary, the popular teacher
who fell in love with her then sixth-grade student,
Vili Fualaau, now 22 and the father of their two daughters has been released
from prison and registered as a sex offender. Overview and Gallery of Letourneau Biography: Mary Kay Letourneau - Out -- For the first time since going to jail, Letourneau talks exclusively about her father, whose life also fell apart when he had an affair with a former student; her unhappy marriage, forced by her disapproving parents; and her continuing love for Vili, the father of two of her children. 12/13/11 Copyright Kari Sable 1994-2006 |
The Mary Kay Letourneau Affair, by James Robinson -- Why would Ms Letourneau, an intelligent, well educated, married mother of four risk everything, for an illicit affair with a thirteen year old boy? Why would the boy's own mother not want her prosecuted? Is this a love story, a case of sexual abuse, or something else? Mr. Robinson attempts to answer these questions. Summaries and tables are provided to help readers see the minor details and understand all the intricacies of this case. Considered controversial, this book dares to challenge popular opinions and commonly held assumptions.
If Loving You is Wrong by Gregg Olsen Un seul crime, l'amour by Mary Kay Letourneau, Vili Fualaau
Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Children from Sex -- Now available in paperback, Judith Levine's controversial book challenges American attitudes towards child and adolescent sexuality-especially attitudes promulgated by a Christian right that has effectively seized control of how sex is taught in public schools. The author-a thoughtful and persuasive journalist and essayist-examines the consequences of "abstinence" only education and its concomitant association of sex with disease, and the persistent denial of pleasure. She notes the trend toward pathologizing young children's eroticized play and argues that Americans should rethink the boundaries we draw in protecting our children from sex. This powerful and illuminating work was nominated for the 2003 Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Children
Crime & Safety |
September 10, 2004, Vili and Mary announced
that they have been together constantly since her release.
They plan to marry and Mary is willing to have more children
for him. After her release from prison Vili petitioned the
courts to lift the court imposed restraining order so they
could see each other. The judge lifted the order barring
contact between 
Mary wrote a book about her affair with Vili. Mary's former
cellmate, 
