Tuesday, December 13, 2005

This week's CLUELESS award goes to...

*drum roll please*

Lisa Lynette Clark!!

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — A 37-year-old woman who married a 15-year-old boy was indicted by a Hall County grand jury Tuesday on charges of child molestation, statutory rape and enticing a child for indecent purposes.

Lisa Lynette Clark, who is pregnant with the teenager's child, was arrested earlier this month after their Nov. 8 wedding in neighboring Dawson County and released on bond Nov. 18 on child molestation charges.

She was scheduled to appear Wednesday before a magistrate for a preliminary hearing, but District Attorney Lee Darragh said that the indictment meant that hearing would not be held.
"The next step in the criminal process will be a formal arraignment in Superior Court," the prosecutor said. He did not indicate when that arraignment would be.


Last week, a Juvenile Court judge ruled that the teenager, who skipped school to get married, violated his probation on a previous burglary charge. The boy, identified only by his initials "A.S.G.", was ordered to remain on probation while living under the care of another relative but not his grandmother Judy Hayles, his former guardian.

Oh goodness *sniff*, you'll have to pardon me for a moment. I always cry at weddings.

Look. If you're an adult and you look at a 15 year old and think to yourself "I'm gonna marry me some o' that!", you have mental problems beyond anything Freud ever heard of.

This just blows holes in the 'half your age plus ten' rule. In case you don't know what I'm talking about, it's referring to how young of a person you should date. Half your age plus 10 years. So for me, if I were single, which I'm not... it would be 32. Not freakin' 15!

That would be so weird, wouldn't it? I can just imagine what their mornings would be like.

Lisa: Goodbye dear. Have a good day! Remember, if your late for one more class, you're gonna be suspended!! Here's your lunch money.

Ick Ick Ew Ew Ew!!!!!

1 Comments:

At 11:00 AM, Blogger Jespren said...

i was reading a webposting of this story and the main response was: why is the woman getting in trouble, lucky boy! or why didn't i have teachers like that, or some such nonsense. shows you just how far this society has slid that a random polling of people, ANY people, would find this remotely acceptable.

 

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