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Court lets ex-teacher, pupil she raped, can reunite

SEATTLE, Washington (CNN) -- A judge in Seattle on Friday lifted an order that barred contact between former school teacher and convicted rapist Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau, the now 21-year-old man whom she was convicted of assaulting when he was her student at the age of 13.

Letourneau was released from prison Wednesday and, within hours, Fualaau petitioned the court to lift the no-contact order, saying he still loves her.

The order was part of her sentence in 1997. The prosecutor's office said the court took into consideration that the victim is now a legal adult, and determined there was no legal basis to prevent contact between the two of them.

The couple's daughters, ages 5 and 7, live with Fualaau's mother, and he mostly lives with family friends. Fualaau is unemployed and didn't finish high school.

Letourneau was a 35-year-old elementary school teacher in the Seattle suburbs when she began having sex with the sixth-grader. She was already a mother of four at the time.

At a 2002 civil trial, Fualaau testified, "We had sex in the gym, we had sex in the girl's bathroom and we had sex in her classroom."

When Letourneau was arrested in 1997, she was already pregnant with Fualaau's daughter. Though she professed her love for the boy, a judge sentenced her to six months in jail for second-degree child rape, and ordered her to stay away from him.

A month after Letourneau was released, she was caught having sex with Fualaau in her car. She was sent to prison for 7 1/2 years, and gave birth to Fualaau's second daughter behind bars.

As a sex offender, Letourneau will have to register with the state and receive court-ordered treatment.

Author Gregg Olsen, who has been closely following the case, told CNN, "So many people see this as a love story and want to see them together. I do want to remind people that he was 12 and 13 years old when this thing happened, and his life has been profoundly impacted by what she did."

Olsen said he met with Fualaau three weeks ago, and found him mature following such a troubling past.

"Everything bad that could happen to a teenage boy, which is what he was at the time, happened to him," Olsen said.

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Nothing like a good old fashioned "Love Story"

I am sure gorilla boy is gonna make for a fine upstanding father.I bet he got an "A" in one of his classes. I guess you don't need a high school diploma if you iz bangin da teacher.

She has got to be a real piece of work too.I guess teach must have felt sorry for dumb gorilla boy,and that he needed extensive tutoring.

Its stories like this that really give me a lot of confidence in our wonderful school systems in this country.

Its no surprise that we are dumbing down at an alarming rate.We will be a turd world country in no time.

She does have a French name,they are bunch of Nigger loving,Liberal,Assholes anyway.

This kind of pollution to the human gene pool,only should have one response,and that is termination

WTF is that thing? Is it an oriental, a spick, a nigger? What? They all look the same to me.

[QUOTE=Proud White Guy]This kind of pollution to the human gene pool,only should have one response,and that is termination[/QUOTE]

It would help, and the monkeys already have the situation well in hand:

http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/topstory/2722969

and

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=721&e=1&u=/nm/20040806/wl_nm/sudan_dc

What a lot of people don't know is that Mary Kay is the daughter of John G. Schmitz, the ultraconservative Orange County politician.

John G. Schmitz, the ultraconservative Orange County politician whose fiery rhetoric and flamboyant antics defined right-wing Southern California Republicanism for nearly two ecades, Wednesday. He was 70. "Congressman John G. Schmitz played a significant role as a state senator and a member of the House of Representatives during a very colorful era of politics in the Orange County community," Thomas A. Fuentes, Orange County Republican Party chairman, said in a statement released late Wednesday. "His sense of humor, intelligence and enthusiasm will long be remembered by his Orange
County friends."

Schmitz, who associates said had been suffering from cancer for some time, died about 1:45 p.m. in Washington, D.C., where he had lived for many years, according to a statement from the local party.


Schmitz led a colorful life during his political career, which ended in scandal when it was divulged that he had a mistress who bore two of his children. Years later, his daughter was also embroiled in scandal when she was convicted of having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old student.

Schmitz first made the headlines in 1962 while stationed at El Toro as a Marine officer teaching other Marines about the dangers of Communism. Using nothing more than the sheer authority of his voice, he disarmed an assailant who was stabbing a woman by the roadside near the Marine Corps base. Although the woman died, Schmitz's reputation as a hero--and the roots of his political career--were made.

The next time his picture was on the front page was in 1964 as Orange County's newest Republican state senator, a position to which he was reelected in 1966. By then, Schmitz had attracted the support of such wealthy conservatives as fast-food magnate Carl Karcher, sporting goods heir Willard Voit and San Juan Capistrano rancher Tom Rogers. So when the county's longtime conservative Rep. James B. Utt died and local Republicans needed a successor, Schmitz--by then a national director of the ultraconservative John Birch Society -- was a natural choice. Using such slogans as "When you're out of Schmitz, you're out of gear," a parody of a well-known Schlitz beer commercial, the Wisconsin native who had grown up scrubbing beer vats won easy election in 1970 and moved his family to Washington.

Schmitz soon established himself as one of the country's most right-wing and outspoken congressmen and just as quickly enraged his most famous constituent, part-time San Clemente resident President Richard Nixon. Of Nixon's historic visit to China, Schmitz, whose political hero was Sen. Joseph McCarthy and who considered the visit a sellout, quipped, "I have no objection to President Nixon going to China. I just object to his coming back." The congressman's fellow Birchers laughed, but the president was not amused. By election day, neither was Schmitz, who lost his seat to a more moderate candidate. But his political career was far from over. In 1972, after Alabama Gov. George Wallace was seriously wounded when shot by a would-be assassin while campaigning for president, Schmitz was drafted by Wallace's American Independent Party to run against Nixon. He collected more than a million votes but lost muchof his longtime Orange County support.

"He was operating on a higher level of politics than any of us had the guts for," recalled former Schmitz campaign treasurer Tom Rogers. "His philosophy was unbending, even for his fellow Republicans, and he never doubted his own abilities and was never humble . . . until it was too late."

In 1978, Schmitz won a second state Senate seat, representing Newport Beach as a Republican. By then, though, caustic remarks about Jews ("Jews are like everybody else, only more so"), Latinos ("I may not be Hispanic, but I'm close. I'm Catholic with a mustache") and blacks ("Martin Luther King is a notorious liar") had grown so outrageous that he was beginning to lose the support of even the John Birch Society, which eventually dumped him. He also got into trouble with feminist attorney Gloria Allred after criticizing her support of abortion rights by calling her a "slick, butch lawyeress." A lawsuit she filed resulted in a $20,000 judgment against him and a public apology. Schmitz drew fire as well by issuing a press release referring to the audience at a series of hearings he chaired on abortion as consisting of "hard, Jewish and (arguably) female faces."

But the scandal that ultimately brought his downfall was the 1982 revelation that the politician who so loudly espoused family values also had a secret life that included a pregnant mistress and a 15-month-old son. "It was an unimaginable shock," Santa Ana lobbyist and former Schmitz aide Randy Smith later told The Times. "It was simply unbelievable."

When Schmitz's mistress, a 43-year-old German immigrant, was charged with neglecting their son, the former congressman stepped forward to defend her and to identify himself as the father. Although the neglect case was eventually dropped, the damage to Schmitz's political career was permanent.

Schmitz moved back to Washington, where he purchased a house once owned by McCarthy, and worked part time at Political Americana, a memorabilia store in Union Station. But there was to be yet another scandal involving his family. In 1997, Schmitz's 35-year-old daughter, Mary Kay LeTourneau, a teacher in Washington state at the time, was convicted of carrying on a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old student whose child she ultimately bore. LeTourneau, married and the mother of four children when she became pregnant by the boy, served a six-month jail sentence in 1997 after pleading guilty to second-degree child rape. After her release on probation, she became pregnant by the teen a second time, drawing a seven-year prison term which she is still serving.

Schmitz is to be buried Monday at Arlington National Cemetery.


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John G. Schmitz, 70, a California Republican and former official with the ultraconservative John Birch Society who represented Orange County in the U.S. House of Representatives and received bursts of media attention for decades because of his quips and sound bites, died January 10, 2001, at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda. He had cancer.
Rep. Schmitz, a former Marine Corps jet fighter and helicopter pilot, served in the California Senate from 1964 to 1970 and from 1978 to 1982. In 1970, with the backing of prominent conservatives, he won a special election to succeed Rep. James B. Utt (R), who died in office. He served in the U.S. House until 1973.

Rep. Schmitz was known for his stridently conservative opinions, which often garnered negative press. His views won him the 1972 presidential nomination of the American Independent Party, an organization started by Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, and he received more than a million votes. He quit the party in 1973.

He frequently made intemperate remarks about minorities, gay people and others whose political beliefs were anathema to him. He once called abortion rights activist Gloria Allred a "slick butch lawyeress"; the married Allred sued and won a $20,000 settlement and a public apology.

In 1972, the ardently anti-communist congressman angered President Richard M. Nixon by saying of the president's groundbreaking trip to China: "I have no objection to President Nixon going to China. I just object to his coming back."

Over time, he lost the support of the John Birch Society, which found him too conservative and dismissed him from its national council in 1982. Earlier, he had said he joined the society "to do something to get the middle-of-the-road vote in Orange County."

John George Schmitz was a native of Milwaukee and a graduate of Marquette University. He received a master's degree in education from California State University at Long Beach. He was in the Marine Corps from 1952 to 1960, and he retired from the Marine Corps reserves as a colonel in 1990.

He taught political science and philosophy at Santa Ana College from the 1960s until 1990.

He received his first brush with notoriety while lecturing at a Marine Corps base in California. A burly, mustachioed and commanding figure, he used only his voice to disarm a man who had stabbed a woman near the base. Rep. Schmitz received much positive publicity for his action to aid the woman, who died.

Because of his reputation as a family man, Rep. Schmitz was unable to politically survive the revelation in 1982 that he had a mistress then pregnant with his second child.

A sex scandal would touch on his life again in 1997, when his daughter Mary Kay LeTourneau, a married teacher in Washington state, was sent to jail for having a sexual relationship with a teenage student. After serving six months on a second-degree child rape charge, she became pregnant again by the same teenager and was sentenced to seven years in jail, where she remains.

Rep. Schmitz settled in Washington in the mid-1980s, eventually moving into a house once owned by his hero, Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.). He also lived in Washington, Va.

He worked part time at Political Americana, a political memorabilia store, in the early 1990s and since 1995 has been president of Chapelle Charlemagne, a family-owned vineyard in Flint Hill, Va.

Among his publications is the book "Stranger in the Arena: the Anatomy of an Amoral Decade, 1964 to 1974" (1974).



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Now I remember Schmitz: I saw him once on on C-Span. Didn't know he was the race traitor's pappy. I'm sure she made his final years happy ones....

So the whore is now free to resume her role as monkey-splooge recepticle/pickaninny factory - and to sell her tear-jerkin' story to the romance novel crowd. Somehow I don't think any male sex offender will be receiving similar financial offers from Shmuel Inc.

Amurrica - vhat a country!

[QUOTE=N.B. Forrest]Now I remember Schmitz: I saw him once on on C-Span. Didn't know he was the race traitor's pappy. I'm sure she made his final years happy ones....

So the whore is now free to resume her role as monkey-splooge recepticle/pickaninny factory - and to sell her tear-jerkin' story to the romance novel crowd. Somehow I don't think any male sex offender will be receiving similar financial offers from Shmuel Inc.

Amurrica - vhat a country![/QUOTE]

Eyup!

Itz coming!

Can't fuckin wait!

Interesting story, I reckon daddy Schmitz always voted for support of Israel.

I prefer an open militant jew communist to this type of cohnservative.

[QUOTE=Steve B]James B. Utt[/QUOTE]

That unfortunate name must have caused him no end of grief.

[QUOTE=Nordblod]That unfortunate name must have caused him no end of grief.[/QUOTE]

Shit, that's nothing - I know a family of Faggs......lol

[QUOTE=straight]WTF is that thing? Is it an oriental, a spick, a nigger? What? They all look the same to me.[/QUOTE]

My money's on Samoan.

[QUOTE=N.B. Forrest]Shit, that's nothing - I know a family of Faggs......lol[/QUOTE]

Go you one better.....went to school with a kid named Jack Goff.

[QUOTE=Steve B]Go you one better.....went to school with a kid named Jack Goff.[/QUOTE]
I knew a guy in high school named David Bates. We used to call him
Master Bates. :cool: