Authorities in North Carolina say that a former teacher facing charges for carrying out a sexual relationship with a student has the girl's name tattooed on her body.
In July, 37-year-old Michelle Smith White of Durham, N.C. was charged for taking indecent civil liberties with and engaging in sex with a student she formed a friendship with at Charles E. Jordan High School in 2012. This relationship, which began when the girl was 15-year-old, soon became sexual.
During a subsequent search of White's home, police seized several items which included details about her relationship with the student:
Police seized a laptop computer, two tablet computers, two cellphones, a video camera, several framed photos of White with the girl, a handwritten card to the girl and a binder filled with notes from White's husband to the girl from White's home, according to the search warrant.
An affidavit reveals that text messages exchanged between White and the student referenced threesomes, as well as the involvement of White's husband. White was also forced to allow officers to photograph her tattoo, which included the girl's name, initials, and a visual representation of her.
White, who had worked at the school since 1997, resigned in April.
