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California - Sean Hansen, husband of a Southern California high school teacher accused of having sex with five students had a message for reporters on Thursday outside a Riverside County courthouse on the day of his wife’s arraignment.
"The truth will come out some way, somehow," said Sean Hansen.
Summer Michelle Hansen, 31, is a special education teacher at Centennial High School in Corona was charged with 16 felony counts. She appeared in court, but did not enter a plea due to a prosecutor's scheduling conflict. The arraignment was postponed until Sept. 12.
The suspect is charged with having sex with five students and sending the teenage boys sexual text messages and naked pictures of herself. She allegedly engaged in sexual intercourse and oral sex with the teen boys on campus and at one victim's house in May 2012.
All the victims attended the Centennial High School, however none of them were Hansen’s students, said district attorney's spokesman John Hall
David R. Cohn, Hansen’s lawyer claims his client is innocent and called this case is a "witch hunt". He also told reporters he thinks there is a conspiracy against her and that her phone was hacked.
Hansen was placed on administrative leave.
If convicted Hansen could face up to 13 years in prison.
"The truth will come out some way, somehow," said Sean Hansen.
Summer Michelle Hansen, 31, is a special education teacher at Centennial High School in Corona was charged with 16 felony counts. She appeared in court, but did not enter a plea due to a prosecutor's scheduling conflict. The arraignment was postponed until Sept. 12.
The suspect is charged with having sex with five students and sending the teenage boys sexual text messages and naked pictures of herself. She allegedly engaged in sexual intercourse and oral sex with the teen boys on campus and at one victim's house in May 2012.
All the victims attended the Centennial High School, however none of them were Hansen’s students, said district attorney's spokesman John Hall
David R. Cohn, Hansen’s lawyer claims his client is innocent and called this case is a "witch hunt". He also told reporters he thinks there is a conspiracy against her and that her phone was hacked.
Hansen was placed on administrative leave.
If convicted Hansen could face up to 13 years in prison.