Substitute teacher convicted in school computer porn case
 

NORWICH, Conn. -- A substitute teacher in the Norwich school system is facing up to 40 years in prison after being convicted of exposing students to pornography on a computer at the school.

Julie Amero, 40, of Windham, was convicted Friday on four counts of risk of injury to a minor in connection to pornography the students saw on her computer screen.

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Prosecutors said sexually graphic computer images she accessed were seen by several of her Kelly Middle School students in October 2004.

During the trial, Amero said any inappropriate images on her computer screen were from adware, which can generate pop-up ads and not from sites specifically keyed.

Prosecutor David Smith contended Amero physically clicked onto the graphic Web sites, which included meetlovers.com and femalesexual.com.

Sentencing has been set for March 2 in Superior Court.

Wow scary, that Click here to find out more! part is nowhere to be found in that text. Only when i copy and paste it it shows up. Wtf.

I had to double check if this thread got started by you or by sarah_webinc...

It doesn't work for me.

Whats doesnt work for you 100 dollar a month outsourced indian?

That is a bit fucked up.,

Sounds like a pretty good defense to me. If it's true.

People need to be responsible with there computers where ever they are..this is just not right


Mr. Romance

Agreed. However, if a teacher is searching the Internet for let's just say sites about sexual education to show students and gets bombarded with ads for tit sites because the sites she found include the text "breasts", it couldn't totally be blamed on her. Another example of why ad-ware is bad.

What can I say,terrible