Teacher, 29, 'repeatedly had sex with vulnerable schoolgirl, 14, in her car'

www.thesun.co.uk

A FEMALE teacher repeatedly had sex with a "vulnerable" 14-year-old pupil in her car while in an "unhealthy" relationship with her, a court heard.
Ellie Pattison, 29, allegedly became friends with the schoolgirl while teaching in a secondary school.
The teacher made her believe she had fallen "in love", it was said.
Hove Crown Court heard Pattison twice had sex with the pupil in her car and in two of her friend's homes.
She also allegedly repeatedly touched the teen and kissed her after they began meeting outside her school.
Sarah Lindop, prosecuting, said: "She abused her position of trust but also made the complainant, who was a vulnerable child, believe it was a real relationship and that she loved her.”

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RAPED, not "have sex with". A 29yo does not "have sex with" a 14yo. They RAPE or MOLEST them.
- Get with the fuckin times then, UK. Your legal definition of rape sucks shit.
  
  There's a moral and common meaning, in addition to the legal one. Rape has existed longer than those laws.
  
  That's wrong though. A child of 14 can't consent. If you don't consent, it's rape.
  
  All that aside for a second..... arguing about the technical definition of "rape" and how it applies in different contexts and jurisdictions is like explaining the difference between a pedophile, hebophile and ephebophile.
  Outside of academic settings, it's near impossible to have this argument without sounding like an apologist.
  
  I understand this, but can't they say she "abused", "committed a crime against", "manipulated", etc.? Those seem factual enough for journalism.
  
  It's curious though how it's only the cases of rape that the media collectively forgets their favourite word "allegedly"
  Someone can always allegedly kill, allegedly assault, allegedly steal, but never allegedly rape. Even in the US or other cases where it meets the uk definition.
- Or *groomed and abused
This is the second story in the last week I've seen that a female school staff member "had a sexual relationship with" a student.
Curious choice of words, to say the least
- I think the issue is that legally in most countries rape is defined as penetration with a penis.
  So as abhorrent as this behaviour is, it's abuse and certainly not a sexual relationship.
- Ahh, if it were a man...
  
  It would actually be rape then, in the UK.
  By law a female cannot commit rape under UK law. It’s defined by penetration with a penis.
  
  A man penetrating with his own penis. If not, it isn't rape.
- https://metro.co.uk/2023/11/14/teacher-had-sex-girl-14-made-believe-loved-her-19821674/?ico=mosaic_uk
  Metro any better?
  
  No, the Metro is the daily mail in a clown mask.
  
  Whats interesting is both articles make you believe the teacher was 29 and the student was 14 at the time of the event, but as soon as you dive into the article they reveal this happened when the teacher was actually 23. The intentional mis-leading from Metro makes it equally questionable to the Sun.
made the complainant believe it was a real relationship and that she loved her
They reiterate this point so many times that it makes me think the victim still believes, even now, that she's in love with the teacher...
Is what I would've said, but then I went and read the article, and turns out I'm wrong.
"Hove Crown court heard that Pattison detonated a nuke twice in a nursing home. She also allegedly exploded a hamster with mentos, and wrote lewd poetry."
What kind of reporting is this?
- Well considering that they're choosing to say had sex with a 14-year-old rather than what a logical person would call it which is rape, they wouldn't have said designated a nuke twice in a nursing home, they would have said something like "had a once repeated moderately sized incendiary mishap"
  
  It’s because in the UK, where this occurred, it legally is not rape.
  You cannot commit rape if you don’t have a penis.
Branding Pattison a "dh", she accused the teacher of making her thinking something "that wasn't even real".
Anyone help me out with this one? Dickhate?
- Domestic hoe.

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