Nothing so illustrates the awful shame than a mugshot, complete with jail identification ID.
Thirty-nine year old teacher "in love" with a 13-year-old boy. But at least he will know where she lives for the rest of her life.
Nov 5, 2007 - Anne M. Knopf, 39, a Prescott teacher, has been charged with one count of second degree sexual assault of a child. She made a brief court appearance. [No other stories available online.]
The student she is alleged to have a sexual relationship with is a 13-year-old boy.
Preliminary hearing date is Nov 20.
WKYC reports that the boy was her daughter's former boyfriend. Knopf has retained custody of her two children. Their headline also says, "Woman charged over affair with 13-year-old"
Nov 26 - Knopf faces new sexual assault charges. She is now charged with repeated sexual assault of the same child.
The criminal complaint states the 13-year old boy drove to her Ellsworth home, once a week, for four or five weeks where they would kiss and have sex.NOT GUILTY PLEA Nov 27 - Knopf pleaded not guilty. Her next court appearance will be a pre-trial conference on Jan 8.
TRIAL SCHEDULED - July 17, 2008
GUILTY PLEA & SENTENCING Knopf pleaded guilty to one count of second degree sexual assault of a child. She was sentenced to nine months jail - not prison- and five years probation. The boy was 13 years old.
The complaint states the relationship between the two allegedly commenced via e-mail and messaging activities. The father made copies of the e-mails. The plea agreement was reached after physical evidence corroborated what the victim, a 13-year-old boy, alleged that intercourse took place.
She must undergo sex offender assessment and register as a sexual offender for the rest of her life.
LAWSUIT - October 24 - The father of the boy who was sexually assaulted by a substitute teacher last year has filed a civil lawsuit against Ann Knopf and her husband, Wade J. Knopf. The suit filed Oct. 16 says Ann Knopf's actions weren't decent, and that Wade Knopf should have avoided exposing the boy to risk of harm.
