Sara Domres a former 28 year old Wisconsin teacher faces up to 12 years prison after physically engaging with one of her 16 year old students.
Appearing in court on Friday the English teacher pled not guilty to two counts sexual assault of a student.
Maintaining her innocence, the former New Berlin West High School teacher and dance team coach claims she only hugged the unnamed student when they met up outside school.
That though is counter to what the
16-year-old victim told police, telling that the pair engaged in sex 10
to 15 times, mostly in a park-and-ride parking lot in New Berlin but
also at a Motel 6 the night of the bachelor party for Domres’ husband-to-be.
Police began investigating Sara Domres in
January, after one of the victim’s concerned friends reported their
inappropriate relationship to authorities.
It’s believed that the relationship had
been going on since May 2015, and that the teen was a virgin before he
started physically engaging with his teacher.
In the course of their investigation, police uncovered
more than 1,174 text messages sent between Sara Domres and the student,
between April 2015 and January 2016, who she called the pet name ‘baby boo’.
Read one of the texts: ‘Baby Boo, I
love you now & forever! Please be mine forever & ever. Always,
your baby girl. P.S. Good luck on your quiz [smiley face],’
Read another text message: ‘Hopefully
you’ve been thinking of me Baby Boo. I should go because he will be
home soon. I love you. Be good, think of me and no one else! Ha ha.’
In another text message conversation, the
night they allegedly stayed at a Motel 6, Domres reportedly asked the
boy if she should marry him.
‘You’re extremely attractive to me!!! I can’t wait for our night we are doing it no matter what!!!’ she said.
The two also exchanged physical letters,
which the boy kept. One back-and-forth – exchanged in class – included
the following messages: ‘We will have to plan something soon. I want
a night again. Xoxo.’ ‘Yes! Definitely soon. I really want another
night with you too baby boo!’ ‘I want to do you (smiley face symbol)
NOW!!’
Of the note, a report describes police claims that the victim’s phone connected with the Wi Fi at Motel 6 on October 23, 2015.
The manager of the Motel 6 said the defendant paid $56.54 in cash for the room.
Implicating Sara Domres were messages the Wisconsin
teacher made in the event her illicit relationship with the boy was ever
found out.
When police confiscated her phone, they found that she had made a Google search for ‘what’s the prison sentence for a teacher sleeping with a student’.
And in a text message to her student lover, she once asked him to stay quiet even if they did break up.
‘I love you, too, baby and will
forever. I’m just saying that if you ever don’t, please still love me
enough as a person to know how much that’d hurt me. You are amazing and
mean the world to me. I want to be yours forever,’ Domres wrote.
It’s unclear whether the two continued
their relationship even after Domres got married, that said
investigators told of Sara Domres sending the boy selfies on her
honeymoon.
It was also revealed that Sara Domres’
husband caught her with the boy once in a parking lot of the New Berlin
Ale House and that there was a verbal confrontation.
In a statement, New Berlin School District Superintendent Joe Garza called the allegations ‘troubling, disappointing and incomprehensible.’
Adding: ‘Ensuring our schools are the safe and secure
learning environments our families and communities expect is one of our
chief goals and top priorities.’
‘We could never have expected such a
flagrant disregard for not only our own expectations, but society’s
expectations as well. Background checks cannot always predict it. That
being said, we will continue to look at our hiring and training
practices and ways to improve.’
At the time of the investigation against the teacher, Sara Domres was placed on unpaid leave, a report tells of the teacher having since been fired from the school where she once taught 10th graders.
Following her arrest, Domres’ husband has stayed by her side and was in court when she pleaded not guilty to charges on Friday.
She is currently free on $1,000 bond.
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