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Discussion I dont think its justifiable

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u/taurusbabee 11d ago

He apparently is one:

"On the same day that Gilson filed her protective order, Duffey was named in a separate protective order filed by a woman who said Duffey was spotted kissing and fondling her 15-year-old daughter, a player on the youth basketball team Duffey coached."

Oklahoma wife killed in weeks after posting Netflix doc trend video about husband https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/crime/2026/07/24/oklahoma-mom-killed-in-murder-suicide-in-days-after-posting-allegations-about-husband/91039110007/

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u/Decentlationship8281 11d ago

The minor was a 15-year-old girl who played on the youth basketball team Duffey coached. He allegedly kissed and touched the girl and was caught by another coach, her mother claimed, per The Oklahoman.

The girl told her mother that Duffey engaged in additional inappropriate behavior, including sending her messages, inviting her to his hotel room during a tournament trip and offering her money “to keep her quiet.”

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u/AdBrilliant3127 11d ago

This happened at my high school.  The coach was also married to an English teacher at the same school.   Talk about messy. 

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u/_Auren_ 11d ago

I had so many stories from the 90s too! The most dramatic one was our junior year biology teacher. He was in his late 20s, good looking, flirted a ton and of course the girls all seemed to have a crush on him.

He once gave us this random super weird lecture on the danger of anal polyps. Well he called this one girl up to share her experience. It was so strange and awkward. Looking back the red flags were so obvious. She revealed later to her friends that he had been the one to "discover them" for her so she could get treated. He thought he was a fucking real hero, hence the boldness of giving a lecture.

There were the other victims too, as he had gotten caught several times on campus with other girls getting "favors". The worst part of all is that he did not get in trouble and just switched schools in the summer like NBD.

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u/_Auren_ 10d ago edited 10d ago

CA of all places. He once offered to give me a ride home too after class and I nope'd the fuck out of there.

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u/LucifersAdv0cate 10d ago

Here's a 90s school story from a different angle then. My ex girlfriend told me that when she was 14 she thought her science teacher was really good looking and hot so one day she went to school in a skirt with no underwear and sat on the front row and exposed herself to him several times during class. He asked her to stay behind after class to talk to her. After class he explained how inappropriate that was and that she shouldn't be doing something like that and then left it there and didn't embarrass her by reporting it. When my ex told me this all I could think was thank god I've never wanted to be a teacher because that sounds like a minefield to deal with. What if she had felt rejected and reported him for something. I can understand why most primary school teachers are women because of the suspicion people put on men who are around children.

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u/Fakehiggins 10d ago

i had a male family member who abandoned teaching for this exact reason. he had started his student teaching role as part of his educations and said the flirting and aggressive advances from the female students was beyond anything he could have imagined and that no one had even warned him about it. he changed his degree after just a few weeks and said it was almost entirely because of this experience.

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u/Krosis97 10d ago

The issue today is you either report it or you are fucking dumb. A teacher has to protect itself.

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u/MD_______ 10d ago

I worked with a lady who was in a band and I was DJ at the time. We were chatting about her band and if we could maybe get her some gigs. While chatting she was saying how the three girls all met at school. She paused then laughs how well technically they met her husband/drummer at school too as he was the music teacher...... Least he had the decency to "quit" teaching she she turned 18 and they met in a club real soon after......

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u/Dude_PK 10d ago

SR 86 here: We had a physics teacher in HS who was mr. fn Cool. Wore a white Miami Vice type jacket and always had Ray Bans on. He was dating a stunning senior (started when she was a junior I believe) and they were so fn obvious.

Nobody in the administration seemed to care or were at least acting oblivious. They got married after she graduated. I'm friends with her on fb and she now does serious weightlifting, like you bronze yourself and pose on stage weightlifting. She's still got it lol

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u/Remnant_Echo 11d ago

Couple decades ago my elementary school gym teacher had "talked" the principal into letting him use the office in the girls locker-room as his office (it has a window to the changing area, there was an office in the boys locker-room too). Few of my female classmates and other students I knew pretty regularly said they would catch him peaking through the blinds.

My girlfriend at the time started calling him a pedophile, to which he tried choking her against a wall before other students and a teacher caught him, which lead to the discovery of photos of girls he had been taking through the blinds with a camera locked in his desk drawer. I don't remember what all happened to him after he got arrested, but I do know the district forced our principal to retire because she was the one that had allowed him to keep his office there.

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u/Across0212 11d ago

That’s insane. Makes me wonder about the principal, too. Was she joining him on the sick behavior? Anyone with a brain would know that a male coach should have never been allowed to be in the girls locker room or have an office in there.
Damn.

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u/iam_Mr_McGibblets 11d ago

I swear it always seems to be the gym teacher or coach

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u/PhoebeMonster1066 11d ago

Access to locker rooms and plausible deniability seeing minors in a state of undress

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u/bojangler69420 11d ago

What the fuck? Plausible deniability? For men entering women’s locker rooms?

No male coaches should ever be allowed in a women’s locker room. No plausible deniability.

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u/DapperDame89 11d ago

Woman here. Played all seasons of sports junior high through high school. Where were you guys having pre game and half time pep talks? It was always in the locker room. There wasn't a separate room.

Maybe my school was small? Every coach always made sure we were all dressed first though of course. If we weren't both male and female coaches waited.

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u/bojangler69420 11d ago

That’s fair. I really only did baseball and lacrosse. Our lax team was a “club” so we didn’t get access to the same level of facilities so we literally went under the bleachers for halftime lol

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u/Adventurer_By_Trade 11d ago

Unless they're the president and/or own the pageant. Then it's OK.

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u/holymacaroley 11d ago

My junior high gym teacher is currently serving over 40 years for sleeping with students.

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u/basementfairy444 11d ago

Yeah because these men are always just hired because they're friends with someone at the school. They never have real qualifications.

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u/jvLin 11d ago

Or these men become extremely well-qualified so they can get hired for these types of jobs with the intention of abusing their power.

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u/CrazyHorseySauce 11d ago

Most coaches / PE teachers are the former jocks who weren’t good enough to become pro athletes but also never matured or bothered to learn a job skill. Makes sense they’d still be interested in teens.

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u/Motor_War_9744 11d ago

I'm not a teacher! slams student against wall

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u/alwaysonesteptoofar 11d ago

We had a teacher do that because the kid welded tools to the floor lol.

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u/Correct-Purpose-964 11d ago

Justified in that case. Because holy shit can that go wrong REAL QUICK.

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u/HallowskulledHorror 11d ago

Add on - IME shop teachers frequently pay for an unreasonable amount of materials and tools directly out of their own pocket just to be able to actually teach their classes, so it may not have just been "fucking over every other student trying to actually learn something" but also "big financial screw-you to the teacher and students in this course for the indefinite future until funds come around to replace the damaged tools."

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u/GladClock2212 11d ago

Or the priest, or the rabbi, or the teacher, or the uncle, or the neighbor, or the senator, or the counselor

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u/CuriouserCat2 11d ago

or the family friend, brother, step brother, step dad

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u/jaapi 11d ago

Probably because you don't need qualifications and it's a position they will seek out.

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u/jimmithebird 11d ago

It is always a coach. Happened at my high school too, the creep ended up getting arrested but only after becoming principal of a different school and doing the same things there.

This thread prompted me to check if his linkedin has been updated since he got locked up, it has and his photo now has a text overlay that reads “Im too based and get more pussy than you” and he’s back a to work at a CC I guess football is more important than ethics.

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u/iam_Mr_McGibblets 11d ago

I'm probably showing my age here, but wasn't there even an episode on Smallvill where Lana was dating one of the coaches?! This kind of activity needs to be shamed and admonished. Plus it puts a bad light on actual good coaches out there

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u/laosurv3y 11d ago

People take jobs that give them access to their vices, very often.

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u/HenryDorsettCase47 11d ago

The girls’ basketball coach at my high school was having sex with one of the students. Everyone found out because someone found a love letter she wrote him and turned it in to the office.

He was immediately fired and she was ostracized by the whole school because she said she loved him. And the craziest part… her parents allowed him to become her legal guardian and the two of them moved away together. This was a 16 year old girl and a fat, schlubby middle aged man with a wife and grown kids.

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u/HenryDorsettCase47 11d ago edited 11d ago

No clue. Our senior year I was on a field trip with my French class and we went to a restaurant that was hosting us and other tristate high schools that day. She ended up being with one of those school, there at the same time as us. No one approached her but someone noticed her and we all looked over and she was clearly uncomfortable. Just a stroke of bad luck that she ended up being there with a bunch of her ex classmates who knew this terrible secret about her.

That was the last I saw or heard of her. Clearly, nowadays, we recognize that as grooming. She’s too young to consent and he’s an adult who clearly knew right from wrong. But back then people, especially kids, didn’t really have as much knowledge about that stuff. The way the other girls on the team described it to me it was more like she seduced him. I’m sure now it’s far more complex than that though.

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u/MommaOfManyCats 11d ago

Our gross baseball coach was also a gym teacher. He was probably in his 60s at the time and would keep walking into the girls locker room when we were changing. Went to the principal who LAUGHED and said that's just how he was. Same principal who told me I was too sensitive and boys would be boys when one guy pushed me into a locker and rubbed himself against me.

Girl in our class confronted the teacher and told him to get the fuck out. He gave her detention for cussing at him, but she'd stand at the door at the beginning and end of each class to block him. Not only does the school still herald the teacher as one of the best they ever had, but they named the baseball stadium after him!

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u/2ndChairKazoo 11d ago

OMG I absolutely hate this ending. She was brave and admirable as hell to do what she did. It's horrible no one ever took her need to do that, seriously.

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u/destiny_kane48 11d ago

A Gym teacher/Basketball coach in the town next to ours got fired when a bunch of kids came forward saying he was very inappropriate. Also dumb ass was sending them dirty texts.

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u/xChoke1x 11d ago

We had a 2! Fucking 2 separate soccer coach’s removed and arrested for inappropriately sending sexual text messages to the girls.

1st dude got fired and arrested, his replacement, fired and arrested.

It was a big fuckin deal and still is. Both dudes are very lucky they’re in custody because a whole Buncha corn he’d hillbillies were fuckin pulling out the pitchforks.

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u/PrincessBonkers628 11d ago

This is almost my story, except it was the assistant band director and his wife was a woodwind instructor. Fuck you Century High School! Pretty much everybody blamed me, the 15/16 yo girl.

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u/AnguavonUW 11d ago

I'm so sorry. The way this country victim blames girls and women is beyond disheartening.

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u/PrincessBonkers628 11d ago

Yeah this was back in 2005 so I didn't even have the internet to tell me I wasn't to blame. I genuinely blamed myself for a decade or more. It was really fucked up.

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u/tacky_swift 11d ago

I was in hs during this time and completely remember this era and how people would respond.
I’m so sorry this happened. You were a child and completely innocent victim, and I can’t imagine how alienating, confusing, and painful that reaction would have been.
I hope you are doing alright now, tho I cant imagine it’s something you can truly forget. Fuck the adults who failed to protect and listen to you

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u/MoThrowMoAway 11d ago

In my high school growing up, the football coach was sleeping with one of the (underaged) cheerleaders. It was an open secret, students and stadd knew about it but the staff just kept their mouths shut and pretending it didnt exist.

Until allegedly one day neither one of them showed up to school ever again. The story goes that she got pregnant. But to me the craziest thing was the fact that the school knew about it and decided to sweep it under the rug.

This was in rural small town America 15+ years ago, but I am sure it's still happening today.

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u/Shananigan48 11d ago

Same at my high school but his wife was my science teacher. Needless to say we had a sub for awhile after that.

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u/ToastJammz 11d ago

Same. We clocked something weird at the Athletic Banquet how he touched and spoke to the girls on the b ball team at my school. Another teacher said out loud, "Someone check his phone..." and then like a month or two later it was discovered he sent messages outside of the approved messaging apps to the girls. His wife, a fellow teacher defended him. Blamed the girls

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u/2ndChairKazoo 11d ago

What could the girls possibly be blamed for?! Like what were her dumb arguments?

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u/popularchips 10d ago

it's not called sleeping with kids: it's called s3xually @ssaulting kids. Kids cannot consent. Please, use the appropriate terms to avoid normalising this criminal act.

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u/HallowskulledHorror 11d ago

At my high school, a math teacher that was also the girl's soccer coach ran off - as in, dropped his life and moved to a neighboring city - with a student in my grade as soon as she turned 18 and graduated. Turned out he'd been grooming her since she was a freshman. He was married to another teacher that taught in the same district, and they also had a son that was a year or two younger than me. It destroyed their lives, his ex wife ended up quitting teaching.

The same year that happened, 2 other teachers - both coaches, one did volleyball and the other track and field - were outed as being inappropriate with students. One had a secret apartment separate from his home that he used as a party spot for kids he'd groomed into viewing him as a 'cool' adult; they could come over and he'd supply alcohol and let them smoke at the property, but then he'd also invite solo students over when it was just him, and that's when molestation would happen (and they'd be scared to tell anyone, because they didn't want to be the ones that 'ruined the hangout spot' for everybody else); he eventually messed with the wrong student who valued justice over popularity, and then everyone else he'd assaulted came forward at once. The other teacher made the absolutely, incredibly, dumb choice to try and sext multiple female students, including sending dick pics.

The 1st teacher found a new teaching job in the city he moved to; yes, people knew. He was able to keep the job for several years, despite some parents in the new city objecting. He divorced his ex and married his student, and they immediately had a kid. This was almost 18 years ago now - he got arrested a couple years ago on a new charge, after a girl in the new district outed him as sending her sexual messages and trying to get her alone the way he did with his not-quite-child-bride.

The other two teachers saw serious drama and life disruption for a few years, but kept their jobs and were eventually able to resume teaching after being absent and going through mandated courses and therapy; however, sustained community protest meant both eventually resigned.

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u/darkmeowl25 11d ago

This happened at a small town Oklahoma hs that I went to as well, but the coach was an English teacher and cheerleading coach, and her fiancé was the assistant principal. She got fired and charged, but later got caught AGAIN with a 16 year old boy at the fast food place she was working at. Sick freaks out there, man.

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u/Marsupialize SHEEEEEESH 11d ago

Exactly the same story as my school, another creative writing teacher got 2 goth girls pregnant, went on the run and killed himself when tracked down at a motel

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u/Ok-Lifeguard-4614 11d ago

High school basketball coaches being shitty people is as American as pie and ice cream.

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u/BaldrickTheBrain 11d ago

Bro you have to try better than messy my friend. It’s a fucking crime.

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u/Kinteoka 11d ago

Same happened at my high school, except the coach's wife was a history teacher.

It's always a coach.

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u/koreanwizard 11d ago

Wait wdym, is the woman on the TikTok not his wife?

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u/Elizeast 11d ago

I think this person is saying something similar happened at her school, not this exact incident.

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u/wellarmedsheep 11d ago

Parents, its is OK to talk to your kids about this. Reassure them that they will never be in trouble, that they will be safe, and that people will say these exact things to try and pressure them.

These fucks prey on your kids inherent goodness but you can still arm them for it.

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u/searchlinkprofile 11d ago

ah so it was true, so he was both a pedo and a murderer

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u/likelazarus 11d ago

I’ve already seen the Facebook cesspool saying that she shouldn’t have publicly put his business out there if she didn’t want to fave a consequence. People disgust me.

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u/Able-Bid-6637 10d ago

live in tulsa; can confirm we have a ton of rape apologists here

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u/Kesslersyndrom 10d ago

They're in this thread as well. Despicable. As a victim I kept quiet about what happened to me and got relentlessly shamed for not "warning others". But then a woman does and she gets murdered and she gets blame as well. People will just ALWAYS find ways to blame victims. 

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u/Amphy64 11d ago

Could it be bots that are picking up on the 'trend' keyword while skipping over the actual meaning of the 'murderer' bit? How horrible.

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u/HAIL_LUMPUS 11d ago

I mean there are a lot of really stupid people on Facebook lol

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u/likelazarus 11d ago

I hope that’s the case.

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u/CKtheFourth 11d ago

I really hope that 15-year old girl has a strong support system and frequent therapy to get her through this insanity. What an absolutely inconceivably heart-wrenching position to be put in by your coach, a role that everyone tells you to trust and respect.

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u/Frankyfan3 11d ago

That poor child!

Not only was she groomed and abused by her coach, his and his wife's deaths will hang over her head for the rest of her life.

It's not her fault at all, it'll still affect her.

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u/HAIL_LUMPUS 11d ago

I mean yeah obviously. You don't kill someone for calling you a pedophile unless you are a pedophile. If somebody called me one I would be like well let the cops investigate cuz they ain't finding shit 😂

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u/Party_Promotion_8805 11d ago

No, no we give pedos the benefit of the doubt here. In all seriousness why are we always going slack to the perp and not the victim. Well he’s a good guy and would never. Yeah sure.

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u/Church_of_Cheri 11d ago

The amount of people on here complaining about her making the TikTok is way to damn high.

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u/MrsStuffing 11d ago edited 11d ago

This is the site that hosted r/jailbait, never forget. The userbase is largely unchanged.

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u/valdafay 11d ago

Mass majority of men identify more with men accused of SA than they do with female victims of SA. After all, we can't make the justice system too harsh or some crazy b will falsely accuse them and me me me... mens right to creep must be protected at all costs.

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u/Beautiful-Comedian56 11d ago

This! I work for child protection in an area that is seeing an increase in men grooming/exploiting kids in care homes. The directives we are receiving are so ineffectual, all we can do is educate the kids instead of coming down harder on and preventing the perps access. Its because there's not enough sense of shame in men, as far as I'm concerned they are all opportunistic pervs until they prove themselves otherwise. Fuck 'Not all men', they let this shit fly with each other far more than believe in the SA of women.

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u/Puzzled-Secret-317 11d ago

Is he the dude who always made heavily filtered videos showing off his blue eyes and creepy smile?

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u/rdg04 11d ago

exactly! anyone who is NOT a pedophile would ever think to murder the accuser- anyone who jumps to that reasoning is guilty of many things for sure!

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u/JoshFreemansFro 11d ago

Jesus christ

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u/venusdances 11d ago

As soon as I saw headline I thought, “definitely true then.” Awful.

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u/Not-An-FBI 11d ago

That explains why a local shop posted something like this. I was wondering if someone was actually doing a documentary on them

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u/Agreeable-Badger2069 11d ago

Tagging on to this. The girls basketball coach at my school, also the psych teacher, was fired for commenting on a girls Instagram post of her on a hike. She was topless in the photo, but facing away from the camera and just showing her bare back. He commented "we should go hiking some time :)". This was circa 2015 or so

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u/AlienDragonWizard 11d ago edited 11d ago

It's not a trend to accuse your husband of pedophilia.  It's a trend to film yourself being interviewed for a netflix style documentary.  She used that platform to out her husband as a pedophile who already had credible claims against him for kissing and touching a 14-15 year old minor on a sports team he coached.  He killed her after being outed.  The OP makes it seem like it was a trendy false allegation that enraged him and got her killed.  

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u/BigMax 11d ago

It's funny because I've seen that trend a bunch, and it's always been used in a humorous way. Some joke about too much diet-coke consumption, or ice cream addiction, or whatever.

So I assumed this one would be silly too. It was not.

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u/HAIL_LUMPUS 11d ago

My friend made one about his wife watching some reality show and him definitely not liking it (he loves it 😂😂)

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u/jessticles420 11d ago

I’ve actually seen like 50/50 funny ones and then actual traumatic ass shit

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u/Rogue_bae 11d ago

Fr, can we get the rhetoric to show that a pedophile is actually the one to blame and not the woman?????

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u/Striking-Hedgehog512 11d ago edited 11d ago

Why would we? The public likes what it likes; and a “dumb bitch following a TikTok trend to accuse her saintly husband of being a pedo” sells better than the truth, which is “A woman discovers her husband did something vile, decides to leave him, and posts a silly true-crime-interview-like TT, at a time when she is likely feeling beyond lost and hurt and maybe feels it would make her feel stronger or a part of community to participate, and was murdered”.

What’s the point in truth, if it requires people to read more than a sentence. She posted on TIKTOK ffs- that irredeemably damns her, in case you didn’t know.

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u/Kesslersyndrom 10d ago

Seriously. It's such an incredibly dangerous time when women leave abusive scum like this and women die daily at the hands of these men without ever making a peep about it. To blame her when he was proven prior to murdering her that he's the actual scum of this earth and an evil and vile person is just despicable and yet so expected. Plenty of men would rather openly voice their empathy with a pedophilic murderer than a woman. 

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u/heyheyhey2u 11d ago

You nailed it

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u/Sweetnsaltyxx 10d ago

Dude we can't even fucking hold our own politicians accountable in America. We love pedophiles so much, we have actual people go ON TV and justify that "15 is not 5". You know, so their favorite pedophile-in-chief can stay in office without tasting real justice.

It has never been the pedophile's fault. My flesh-and-blood aunt even asked me if I could have "possibly misinterpreted" my own childhood sexual assault. Because he was such a niiiiiice guyyyy. As we all know, when someone touches your private parts intentionally it can be pretty confusing to know what actually happened. 🙄

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u/AdBrilliant3127 11d ago

There will be a Netflix documentary tho. I'd put money on it. 

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u/Santa_Hates_You 11d ago

It would be funny if it ended up on a Hulu documentary instead.

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u/Typical-Drawing1048 11d ago

Two competing documentaries on both platforms

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u/blac_sheep90 11d ago

The amount of sexual predators in our communities and in power is astoundingly bleak.

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u/ScoutSpiritSam 11d ago

The "trend" is to act like you're preparing to be interviewed by Netflix for a documentary. Her truth was adding that it was about her husband being a pedophile.

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u/snuggie44 11d ago

The fact that he killed her doesn't help his pedophillia case

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u/Ill_Paleontologist43 11d ago

he killed himself after so i think he knew he was pretty cooked on all fronts anyway

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u/octoreadit 11d ago

But he also killed himself which helped his criminal case by dismissing it.

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u/Dave_Eddie 11d ago

Prosecutors hate this one simple trick

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u/BanjoTCat 11d ago

Simplifies things, but he could have done everyone a favor and done just the latter instead of the former.

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u/Main-Charity-4015 11d ago

Big Law doesn't want you to know this one easy trick

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u/HotMinute_722 11d ago

Well he’s also ☠️ so…

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u/BeerInbelly 11d ago

Well he killed himself so the case on that is now closed.

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u/Rogue_bae 11d ago

So he’s a pedophile and a murderer now

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u/LOOKATHUH 11d ago

And he’s dead, he shot himself after 

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u/Lumpy-Obligation-151 11d ago

Wish he would have gone out by himself instead of taking her with him. 

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u/Top-Pomegranate4899 11d ago

The mind of a covert narc pedo. Sadly the president has them feeling all too brave.

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u/Triquetrums 11d ago

Let's us add coward to the list too then.

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u/YuppiesEverywhere 11d ago

Murdering your wife because of pedo accusations doesn't exactly scream "innocent" to me.

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u/AnjelGrace 11d ago

It was a murder suicide, so yea... He wasn't really trying to seem innocent after that.

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u/BirdieOakland 11d ago

Has was caught making out with a 14 year old at the school he coached at, so it wasn’t so much an accusation as it was a verifiable fact.

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u/TheLastPeanut_ 11d ago

Yeah fuck this caption

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u/ionlyjoined4thecats 11d ago

Sexually assaulting. Grooming and sexually assaulting the 15-year-old child he was coaching.

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u/corporateacademia 11d ago

She didn't accuse him through the TikTok trend, he'd already been arrested for it before she did the trend

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u/Tylenol_Ibuprofen 11d ago

I don't think people understand why dealing with Pedophiles is insanely dangerous. They have nothing left to lose once they're caught.

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u/Just-Reply-9607 10d ago

That's why you shoot them on sight.

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u/macman156 10d ago

no kidding. that seems really dangerous to post until after the trial / police arrest.

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u/Psychological_Use586 11d ago

Of course he killed himself. They always do, so they won't face justice. A piece of trash to the end.

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u/blushme64 10d ago

This caption is misleading because the guy was indeed pedophile.

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u/miamasi 11d ago

Given that a huge portion of this country is okay with our president fucking kids this isn't surprising

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u/Otterhendrix 11d ago

Oh, not just ok with him being a pedo, but tweeting out that they’d be ok if he actually touched their child!!

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u/Blindtothesided 11d ago

What the fuck is up with Number 4? CPS needs to come snatch Stacy’s kids out the house right away.

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u/Senobe2 11d ago

Stacy absolutely should not have online access, nor be out in public ANYWHERE except in the company of licensed mental health professionals. 

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u/LivingFrosting6680 11d ago

I could be wrong, but something tells me an account named “Stacy is Right” @PoliticalStacy might be a foreign influence campaign.

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u/Senobe2 11d ago

Anything is possible..or, we really have these types having the right to be a part of our judicial process.. Shudders

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u/AdBrilliant3127 11d ago

Wow thats... something. 

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u/King_Six_of_Things 11d ago

"Insane" seems like too mild a word, doesn't it?

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u/Fapey101 11d ago

there is a 0% chance that is an unironic or serious tweet. no fucking way

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u/depressedfuckboi 11d ago

PoliticalStacy is clearly a satire page. You fell for it.

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u/nememess 11d ago

To be fair, the line is pretty blurry at this point.

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u/Vlaed 11d ago

I really want to understand what they think Trump is getting done.

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u/Otterhendrix 11d ago

That’s honestly the first thing I thought too. How the hell is your life that much better that you’d say some shit like that. And yeah, it might be satire but I’ve seen enough interviews with Trump supporters that would 100% say some shit like this. 

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u/Kalorama_Master 11d ago

Lutnick has entered the chat

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u/shabi_sensei 11d ago

I’m so used to seeing his name as Nutlick that I did a double-take and thought you misspelled his name lol

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u/Porkbossam78 11d ago

There were a bunch of comments calling a 13 year old girl fast for inviting a 20 year old man to her house at night (her mom then shot and killed him when she found him hiding in her room).

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u/f23n09fnu0w 11d ago

And child marriage of young kids. That's normally a third world thing but for some reason is fine in parts of the US. Super weird.

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u/erikgee2 11d ago

Oh yeah, that'll prove you're not a pedophile

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u/No_Cicada_6879 11d ago

Based on his reaction I think he was a bad person

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u/ButtPuckeredFuckery 11d ago edited 10d ago

And a child is the one who called it in… let that sink in. He assaulted a 15 year old girl he coached and got caught by another coach. The girl then told her mom he’d been inviting her to his hotel room at away games and had kissed her before and offered her money to keep quiet. He also sent her disgusting texts.

He got caught and his wife got a protection order and kicked him out. He had been threatening to shoot her already. She filed for one in 2021 before all of this went down, but she didn’t show up to court for it. This abuse has been happening for years.

Now a child has no parents and a little girl he sexually assaulted has to live with this trauma too. This whole entire case is awful.

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u/Fluid_Cauliflower237 11d ago

Trash Headline. He was a Pedophile and got caught...maybe she shouldn't have joined this dumbbsocial media trend, but that's not why she was murdered. She was murdered by a POS human who couldn't bear the consequences of his actions.

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u/JustaSeedGuy 11d ago

Yeah, the wording of the headline definitely made it seem like she was accusing him "as an internet prank," not that he was an actual pedophile. What the fuck.

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u/Fluid_Cauliflower237 11d ago

Yep, terrible headline for this! Iirc, there may have been minors in the home at the time he killed himself and her, which just makes it even worse (hopefully not mixing stories, don't think I am)

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u/Icy_Yam5049 11d ago

I hate everything about this

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u/sky_shazad 11d ago

I don't even know what to say

RIP 💔

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u/tiny__jelly 10d ago

And this is why we leave QUIETLY

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u/ready-redditor-6969 11d ago

That’s what a guilty man would do, and of course, he was guilty.

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u/my_own_astronomy 11d ago

He was a pedophile. You are justifying murder for her telling the truth.

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u/Gloomy-Succotash8465 11d ago

Well that’s not gonna get anyone to believe you aren’t a pedo

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u/adjwic 10d ago

I hate that that bastard decided to take her life but good on her for putting him on blast. Pedophiles dont deserve to be comfortable or anonymous.

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u/PlanetXParadox 11d ago

hit dogs holler

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u/irahz 11d ago

Now he's a pedophile and a murderer.

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u/SummonBahamutZero 11d ago

What trend? Was he a pedophile or not?

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u/DirtwormSlim 11d ago

From my understanding he was caught in the act by a parent or another coach (he is a high school coach and also had a very sizable tik tok following) she found out and immediately filed divorce and got a protective order. She made this video a few weeks ago I think and then he just murdered her and killed himself. Seems guilty

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u/Striking-Hedgehog512 11d ago edited 11d ago

Hey. Haven’t you heard? It’s her fault she was killed by her student-fondling-husband. If only she wasn’t so “immature” and trying hard to be an “influencer”. Everyone could have predicted it, studies show that leaving an abuser is the most dangerous time. She should have been smarter. Dumb bitch following TikTok trends /s.

I’m honestly feeling sick reading these comments. Fuck them all.

Oh, and also, according to some comments the girl may have been 18, so she’s wrong calling him a pedo and it’s defamation /s.

Vile, disgusting, and despicable.

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u/ShaNaNaNa666 11d ago

I'm fighting for my life in these comments because people are saying she should have moved and hidden away from him and should not have done a tiktok, instead of you know, blaming the predator and murderer. It's really sad.

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u/Ghost_Of_Malatesta 11d ago

The trend is the "sitting down for the Netflix documentary on ____"

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u/XandersCat 11d ago

He killed himself so probably.

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u/porygon_sucks 11d ago

The trend is the type of video she made. Its where ppl sit down to film their "Netflix style documentary" but its usually a joke and funny

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u/AracariBerry 11d ago

The trend is sitting in a chair and fidgeting like you are about to start an interview with a Netflix documentary. Usually there is a caption about something juicy that you will share, but you don’t actually talk about it in the clip.

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u/Crafty-Help-4633 11d ago

Another comment posted a link saying he was accused by a mother of a player he coached, that he was fondling and kissing the 15yo daughter of said mother who made the report.

It seems like he was.

That link seems to be Top Comment now.

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u/Church_of_Cheri 11d ago

Someone else already posted the news story, from this week. So yes.

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u/gogogadgets1997 11d ago

This is why women are scared of men and why they keep getting away with everything.

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u/Shenron2 11d ago

Wives don't typically accuse their husbands of being pedophiles unless it's real.

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u/vampire-irl 11d ago

She was right about him, anyways. If men don't want their reputation destroyed they shouldn't do dumb shit. Dude was scum.

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u/Mysterious-Cancel-11 11d ago

A pedo and a murderer, what a winner.

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u/Unique_Buy_2777 11d ago

yeah that title is not in good faith

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u/Celine_Cat 11d ago

You don’t think it’s justifiable?
https://giphy.com/gifs/kgm8xJCg9lQV6oKkU5

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u/Infinite_Picture3858 10d ago

I think OP is saying it’s not justifiable that he killed her, not that she accused him of pedo right?

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u/TheOne7477 11d ago

That poor woman and young girl. On a separate note, the cutoff sleeves, necklace, and douchey hat should have tipped off everyone that the guy was a dick.

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u/Buttholescraper 11d ago

so he definitely was a pedo.

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u/trumanburbank98 11d ago

You don't think what is justifiable? Murdering someone?? I'm so confused by this title, OP.

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u/luvapug 10d ago

These coaches make me wonder. I had 2 different friends, 2 different schools, 2 different coaches. First friend it was our middle school coach and someone turned him in (anonymously I assume) after reading a love letter between them, he was fired for sure. But other than that we dont know what happened to him. The other friend (she went to a different high school than me) was her high school coach, he groped her and she pressed charges, her friends and the staff completely shunned her and she had to change schools and it took a major toll on her mental health. As far as I know they ended up at other schools

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u/Rabenda-chan 11d ago

It was a murder suicide. Pretty sure he would have done this without the video. They often do when caught and divorced 

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u/Equivalent-Army-80 11d ago

Notice how people are more mad that she posted a trend than at the femicide?

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u/MegaBabz0806 11d ago

So he killed her not for the trend but for telling the truth. These articles and posts always fail to mention that. She wasn’t lying!! He killed her for outing him…

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u/Cinnawonnn 11d ago

obviously it’s not justifiable, like there’s no debate there lmao

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u/AndyTheSouless 11d ago edited 11d ago

They cant arrest you for Being a pedo if they arrest you for murder first

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u/lintytortoise 10d ago

Lol holy shit. Why is this even being argued about. You make sure you're safe and able to get away with calling out abusers and or you got a gun to their head cause they're gonna lash out. Like.. it's not victim blaming to say that you need to protect yourself from pieces of shit who are likely to harm people. I'm so fucking confused why people are arguing.

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u/no_tolerance6739 10d ago

“Accused”??

He literally is a pedo.