Houston babysitter sexually assaulted children, sent photos bragging to boyfriend
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A Houston woman is accused of photographing herself sexually assaulting children while babysitting and then flaunting the obscene photos to her boyfriend.
Ashley Virginia Dack, 29, and Patrick Schuneman, 37, who are both geologists for oil companies, were collared after Dack bragged about the sick acts captured on her phone to a friend, authorities said.
That individual went on to get hold of her phone and report its contents to the Harris County Sheriff's Department.
In one disturbing series of text messages obtained by KPRC, Dack allegedly fantasized about kidnapping a little girl she was watching and sexually torturing her with Schuneman in her car.
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It amazes me we can't send animals like these to the back and put a bullet in the back of their heads! Sick, vile people!
I personally feel state sanctioned killings symbolically demean the rest of us, as societies, but I haven't much sympathy for this woman, she deserves to go to jail for a long time. Sometimes I wonder if female sexual abusers don't manage to fly under the radar more than we think as we as a society aren't tuned into this possibility and aren't watching for it, but as this shows they clearly do exist. We had one horrible one in Canada named Karla Homolka, but she got off on a light sentence by taking a plea deal and crying "battered wife" in relation to her equally monsterous husband, although the video tapes of their murders found later clearly showed she was an equally sick and willing participant, even sexually torturing her own sister to death. We really need to be in a frame of mind where we can imagine and identify these sorts of predators and prosecute them with extreme prejudice.
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