Jul 4, 2024, 4:00 PM
Jul 4, 2024, 1:02 PM

Rebecca Joynes buys Gucci belt for teenage victim before sex

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Highlights
  • Rebecca Joynes, a paedophile teacher, was caught on CCTV buying a Gucci belt for a 15-year-old boy before abusing him.
  • She groomed two boys starting from the age of 15, with one instance involving buying a designer belt before engaging in sexual activities.
  • The teacher was convicted of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child while being in a position of trust.
Story

In a shocking case that has rocked the community, disgraced teacher Rebecca Joynes, 30, has been sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison for grooming two schoolboys, aged 15, and engaging in sexual activities with them. The court heard how Joynes was caught on CCTV smirking as she purchased a Gucci belt for one of the boys before taking him back to her apartment where they had sex twice. The incidents came to light when the first boy's mother noticed a love-bite on his neck, leading to Joynes' arrest and subsequent conviction on six counts of sexual activity with the two boys. During the trial, it was revealed that Joynes had manipulated the boys by buying them expensive gifts, such as the designer belt, and engaging in sexual activities with them. The judge condemned Joynes' actions, highlighting her abuse of power and breach of trust as a teacher. Despite being aware of the consequences, Joynes continued her predatory behavior, even starting a relationship with the second boy after being investigated by the police. The court also heard how Joynes exploited the boys' youth and vulnerability, seeking attention and validation following the end of a long-term relationship. The boys, referred to as Boy A and Boy B, were lured by Joynes' actions and flattery, leading to a series of sexual encounters. Joynes' conduct was described as predatory and manipulative, with the boys being groomed and exploited for her own gratification. In response to the case, Detective Constable Beth Alexander of Greater Manchester Police emphasized the importance of recognizing that women can also be perpetrators of sexual abuse, and that men and boys can be victims. The case serves as a stark reminder of the need for vigilance and awareness when it comes to safeguarding young individuals from exploitation and abuse, particularly in positions of trust such as that of a teacher.

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