Kenosha Woman Charged With Exposing Teen To Explicit Images

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Destiny J. George (24) of Kenosha
(Kenosha County Sheriff)

Kenosha, Wis. — A 24-year-old Kenosha woman was charged this week with exposing a 16-year-old boy to sexually explicit images and attempting to mislead police during the investigation, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday in Kenosha County Circuit Court.

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Destiny J. George faces one felony count of exposing a child to harmful material and one misdemeanor count of obstructing an officer. She appeared in court Tuesday, where Court Commissioner William Michel II set bail at $1,000 cash. Jail records indicate George posted bond Wednesday.

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According to the complaint, the boy’s father contacted police on April 6 after discovering inappropriate messages and nude photos on his son’s Snapchat and Facebook accounts. The messages were allegedly exchanged with a user named “PrincessGirl,” whom the teen identified as George. Investigators later confirmed the account and photos matched George’s identity.

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Screenshots reviewed by police reportedly show George sent multiple explicit photos to the teen over the course of several days, including close-up images of a woman’s genitals. In one message dated April 1, she allegedly asked the boy where she could hide a phone she was planning to drop off for him.

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When officers questioned her at her home, George initially denied sending the images and claimed the boy had sent them to himself. But according to the complaint, she later admitted—while in custody—that she had sent the photos multiple times.

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If convicted on both counts, George faces up to four years and three months in jail and $20,000 in fines.

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    1. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words !!

      She said Plenty !

      I’ll give the dad credit for checking his son’s phone but, it should be done EVERY DAY !!
      Phones used by minors should stay on the kitchen counter when at home and never go into areas like bedrooms or anywhere parents aren’t watching in the same room.
      Boomer here. I get that kids even as young as 12 get phones but until they’re 18 AND paying for it on their own, it stays where everyone can see and monitor it !!
      Dad’s just lucky it was a twenty something female and not some 40 year old dude. At least the kid won’t have nightmares though he may have ……

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    2. A learned behavior from her mother. Her mother is a huge loser and encourages this behavior within her own home. Including having a husband, wife and open marriage.

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  1. Monitor how the kid connected with her in the first place.

    Surfing the web isn’t what it used to be.

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  2. The dad is the hero in this story.
    Parents, strive to be your kid’s hero: learn how to use your kids’ devices and then monitor all of their devices
    on a daily basis.
    This evil woman could have coaxed this kid into sending her a nude pic or vid of himself and then used that
    to extort money from him to keep her from posting it.I just read a story about a kid who got caught in that trap then sadly committed suicide.
    Be nosy, parents, you could save your child’s life.

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    1. Most definitely not. She’s been a very troubled person for years. I was one of her teachers when she was in high school.

  3. So, she’s not put on the list? That’s messed up, let it be a male and he would be for doing that. She’s needs to be put on the list for sex offenders. For real

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  4. what everyone doesn’t know that lady was supposed to be his AUNT, she had a kid with his uncle and that kid is that boys cousin. it’s absolutely disgusting.

    1. Yikes! Thats some messed up shit right there. Her poor child is going to grow up thinking all of this is ok. What a shame, then the cycle keeps going on and on and on. How creepy!

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