A harassed woman who had sex with boyfriends of her teenage daughters – 18/04/2019

A phone call alerted the police in California (United States) and opened the investigation. A 15 year old He said he had an "inappropriate relationship" with a 40-year-old womanwho was also the mother of his girlfriend. The authorities investigated the case and a few days later, a second testimony was added: another minor, aged 14, also denounced the woman and said she had experienced a similar situation. This second boy was also the boyfriend of the other girl of the accused.

One is Coral Lytle, married and a mother of four, who, according to Trascendió, would have traveled 24 kilometers from Tulare in the direction of Visalia to be with each miner. According to the older boys, the woman gave him cigarettes, alcohol and made him see badgraphy.

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The teenager also confessed to having bad with the woman thricebut he stopped these meetings because, he said, he felt guilty crossing and greeting the accused's husband.

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The case was brought to light as a result of the minor's lawsuit filed in October 2017 and the woman had been the subject of an investigation for 21 counts of badual crimes. Her husband filed for divorce and she was arrested.

A harsh sentence was expected for Lytle, because after a preliminary hearing in March 2018 during which witnesses provided detailed testimony on the badault, Judge Brett Alldredge He sentenced to three years in prison.

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But because she did not want to admit her crimes, Judge Joesph Kalashian decided to change her strategy and told Lytle's lawyers that if the woman pleaded guilty, she would offer a prison sentence of six years on parole. That is, if she violated this agreement, she would spend the entire six years in prison.

Lytle accepted, admitted the charges related to the badual abuse of minors and from this month the sentence would be firm. But this Monday everything has changed again. After reviewing the parole report, Judge Kalashian stated that he did not think the sentence was good, so he decided to postpone the case.

In this way, a new hearing was scheduled for the following Monday, April 22, and Lytle You will be allowed to withdraw your plea of ​​guilty.

The woman, who is currently 41 years old and is free, can now change her presentation and return to the next court. deny the facts as if nothing had happened.