Episode 216: Middle School Boys Create "Pedo Database" for Creepy Teacher and He's Now On Leave

The Speaking Out on Sex Abuse Podcast

If ever there is reason for hope, it is this! After witnessing female classmates being sexually harassed by their teacher, a group of middle school boys in Rhode Island reported to higher-ups. When the administration failed to report or take action, the boys took matters into their own hands. They started a Discord channel, documenting the creepy behavior in real time. Every time the teacher would touch a girl, make creepy comments, or ask them to dance, the boys were typing away, writing the direct quotes from their teacher.
Once the teacher was finally turned in for stalking a middle school girl he was coaching, the Discord channel was handed over to the police and is being used as evidence. These boys are heroes, and in this episode we talk about what it takes for kids to put adult abusers in the hot seat. It's time the tables are turned on these abusers.
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Article about these heroic boys' actions:
https://www.insider.com/teacher-on-leave-middle-school-boys-creep-pedo-database-girls-2022-9?amp&fbclid=IwAR2RDwgHuR4vSYh0Go5SCsOOzUsFZ7v7FMG_ca2gw_9TCO5edrN0G7L-ou4
Jimmy’s book, The Devil Inside: How My Minister Father Molested Kids In Our Home and Church for Decades and How I Finally Stopped Him
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Intro--
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Outro--
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