Shocking facts about sexual harassment great Britain, whose cases continue to be the center of public attention and every new information that is known makes adults more surprised. This is information that shows that A high school mentor sent a teenage student more than 3,000 “overtly sexual” text messages.according to the stipulation of Authority who investigated the situation.

Is about Ellen Cadman-Smith, 24 yearsa school worker from Cowes Corporate Collegein the town of Sandown, Isle of Wight, in England (United Kingdom), who repeatedly wrote to a 15-year-old boy attending the establishment.

Among the messages, was a chat in which the woman told minors that she was “crazy about him” and that “I think about it endlessly”, with the clear intention of producing a reciprocal response in the young man.

Now, the contents of the message are being studied by the Isle of Wight Crown Court. “I think I’m in love with you” and “I really want you”, This is another chat that the school mentor sent to the young man.

The case became known after the young man’s mother found a message from someone who called ‘E’ on your son’s cell phone and alerted the police, who found him. It has since been investigated, because legal relations between adults and children are not allowed. Likewise, this case becomes more relevant because of the position of the accused.

Another message found told of a supposed meeting Cadman-Smith had with the young man. I can’t have you and you know why”, he wrote minutes earlier, apparently they met in his car, therefore it is suspected that they had various meetings.

The jury decided that Cadman-Smith had a sexual communication with adolescents and Judge Susan Evans KC subject to a restraining order five years of sexual misconduct. When a newspaper reporter sun Asked a few weeks ago if she wanted to express regret for her behavior, the woman kept quiet and left before her fiancé, who she was with, told the media: “There will never be an apology.”

The court handling the case found that Cadman-Smith he was a mentor at the time of the crime. His work, which he has been associated with since 2017, consists of supporting “behavior, mental health and learning difficulties” of the students. In the process, women presenting images of “extreme anxiety” were considered “not mentally healthy enough” plead guilty or be tried. On the other hand, the atypical case of ‘broadcast assessment’ in his absence where a jury was asked to decide whether he was responsible for the act, and it was determined that he was responsible. Justice’s decision is still being awaited, while it makes residents tense.

TIME (GDA)