A Louisiana elementary school teacher has been slammed with 25 s£x charges, including first-degree r@pe, involving two young students.
Marisa Noel, 31, was arrested and charged on Monday, April 13, following a two-month investigation into her disturbing behavior with a fifth-grader she taught at Teche Elementary School in Breaux Bridge, the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office said.
But she was then hit with a slew of more serious charges on Wednesday after “an additional victim was identified,” the sheriff’s office said.
The now-fired teacher was hit with 17 extra counts,, bringing the total to 25, including first-degree r@pe, which carries a potential life sentence in Louisiana.
The second set of charges included 10 counts of indecent behavior with juveniles and two counts of having child s£xual abuse material.
She was also accused of unlawful communications and harassment, and of using a computer to solicit a minor.
Her initial charges with the first alleged victim were four counts of indecent behavior with juveniles and the same number for using a computer to solicit a minor.
She is being held at the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center, records show.
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