(02/23/09 – Initial BadBadTeacher.com Report)
Linda Pithyou, 29, a teacher at Lawrence Hall Youth Services in Chicago, Illinois was arrested and charged last week with criminal sexual assault for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old male student.

Pithyou, 29, is accused of having sex with the teen in her car. She is also accused of drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana with the boy and police say that during more than one such encounter that Pithyou’s 16-month old baby was in the vehicle.
Pithyou was reported arrested on Friday, appeared in bond court on Saturday where a judge ordered her held in lieu of $110,000 bail.
Reportedly Pithyou was not in custody for a hearing earlier today, implying she had been freed on bond.
A school spokesperson indicated that Pithyou is no longer employed at the school.
03/13/09 – Preliminary Hearing
Linda Pithyou appeared today for a preliminary hearing and was formally charged with two counts of criminal sexual assault and four counts of aggravated sexual abuse.
Pithyou is scheduled for arraignment on the charges on March 26th.
03/31/09 – Webmaster’s note:
We have received via e-mail several requests for information on this case. To the best of our knowledge, NOTHING of any significance has transpired since our 03/13/09 update. It appears as if the arraignment that was set for March 26th either did not take place or if it did take place there was zero coverage of it in the news media. We are searching all of our sources for information and finding nothing since March 13th on this case.
I am going to re-enable comments on this topic and HOPE that the bickering and arguing that we saw previously will NOT force me to shut off commenting once again. – webmaster
04/10/09 – Civil Suit Filed
WBBM reports that father of a 15-year-old boy has filed a negligence lawsuit against Lawrence Hall Youth Services, where the alleged abuse occurred.
The boy and his father are listed a John Doe and Richard Doe in the suit which is reportedly seeking more than $50,000 plus the costs of the suit.
The two-count suit, which claims negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress, alleges that the boy experienced physical and mental pain and suffering and emotional distress and has been required to seek medical treatment for his injuries.