teachercrime
11-24-2008, 03:27 PM
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Margaret Keely
Margaret Sullivan Keely, already facing misdemeanor charges for failing to report her husband's alleged sexual abuse of an Oxford teenager, now is facing contempt of court charges.
On Oct. 30, the Brandon Township resident and former Oxford High School teacher, was in Clarkston 52-2 District Court for a pretrial hearing before Judge Dana Fortinberry while her husband, 64-year-old registered sex offender William Arthur Keely, faced a preliminary exam.
During the preliminary exam, the 16-year-old victim in the case testified. At one point during her testimony, both the prosecutor and Keely's defense attorney, Richard Rosenberg, approached Fortinberry's bench for a discussion.
That's when, according to court recorder Jill Palulian, Keely allegedly said or mouthed two phrases to the victim: "I love you" and "I miss you."
Palulian said because the alleged phrases were communicated while the attorneys were at the judge's bench, it's not certain whether they were mouthed or spoken.
http://www.teachercrime.com/michigan.html
Margaret Keely
Margaret Sullivan Keely, already facing misdemeanor charges for failing to report her husband's alleged sexual abuse of an Oxford teenager, now is facing contempt of court charges.
On Oct. 30, the Brandon Township resident and former Oxford High School teacher, was in Clarkston 52-2 District Court for a pretrial hearing before Judge Dana Fortinberry while her husband, 64-year-old registered sex offender William Arthur Keely, faced a preliminary exam.
During the preliminary exam, the 16-year-old victim in the case testified. At one point during her testimony, both the prosecutor and Keely's defense attorney, Richard Rosenberg, approached Fortinberry's bench for a discussion.
That's when, according to court recorder Jill Palulian, Keely allegedly said or mouthed two phrases to the victim: "I love you" and "I miss you."
Palulian said because the alleged phrases were communicated while the attorneys were at the judge's bench, it's not certain whether they were mouthed or spoken.
http://www.teachercrime.com/michigan.html