Jun
25
2007
Timothy Avery Arrested
Posted by: Webmaster in High Schools, ME-FV, New York, Teacher's AidesTimothy Avery, 25, of Staten Island, New York and a teacher’s aide at Hunter College High School in Manhattan has been arrested and charged with third-degree rape for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
Investigators say that Avery had sex with the girl four or five times between November, 2006 and January, 2007. He was also charged with criminal sex acts and endangering the welfare of a child
If convicted Avery faces up to four years in prison.
Reference:
Staten Island resident accused of rape
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July 12th, 2007 at 12:30 am
realisticly no one is going to look for the “about badbadteacher.com” selection. Names, faces and alleged stories are printed out so this is what the public sees without having to click on a special section. This is why I say leave it to be posted after their actually convicted,or atleast change the name of the site, you’re calling people “bad” without knowing them.
July 4th, 2007 at 10:14 am
“Shame”,
Evidently you have not read the page “About badbadteacher.com” wherein we stated:
In viewing the various pages which will comprise this site our readers are urged to always keep in mind that accusations are not proof of misconduct. Anyone can accuse another of practically any misconduct imaginable. This does not make it so unless and until the accusations are proven in a court of law.
Everyone is entitled to a presumption of innocence regardless of that for which they stand accused. Please keep this in mind.
Nothing published on this site should be construed as a statement of fact regarding guilt or innocence of anyone accused of anything PRIOR to the accused having their day in court which obviously includes a fair and completed trial.
I consider that pretty much self-explanatory.
Time and again in child sexual abuses cases we see where after the abuse of one child is discovered and reported additional victims come forward often revealing the long-term sexual abuse of multiple victims. If everyone kept silent until an initial conviction was obtained the victimizer’s additional victims would never receive justice.
Your ‘head in the sand approach’ is not only counter productive it is an insult to law abiding persons everywhere.
Good day…
July 4th, 2007 at 8:42 am
BAD BAD WEBSITE!, it’s easy to join the bandwagon and point the finger when your editorial skills lack intelligence, it’s the only thing you CAN do. Even in your article it says “allegedly” so why slander his name not knowing the truth? This is a misshap that can happen to anyone including yourself with today’s society, let some female say you did something and your guilty until proven innocent, somehow I got the impression that it was the other way around but I see that’s not the case at this establishment, bravo to stupidity it’s the American way. Keep your articles for the convicted, it’s only fair.