Chapter 121 Section 3

The wife of a Desmoine Police Department officer works in the High Rhine School District office.The next day, she told several colleagues and the security chief of the school district about the incident.However, because the police have not formally filed a case, the school district office has not received relevant reports. Years had passed before Willie Varao told the truth.Mary Kay apologized to her husband for his rudeness after he got into the car in front of the QFC store.Mary Kay looked depressed and sobbed.In order to comfort the teacher who was 22 years older than himself, Willie put his arms around her, and seeing that Mary Kay did not refuse, he took advantage of the situation and kissed her again.Soon, Mary Kay was kissing back.When she finally calmed down, Willie asked to switch to the driver's seat.Willie drove all the way to Des Moines Pier, where the two made love in the parking lot.Later, when they were stopped by the police in front of "Anthony's Cooking", they didn't really do anything, they really just wanted to sleep for a while.

Therefore, the boy's name is not "Bailey", but "Willie", which is a homonym of it.English and Chinese are different, there are no four tones. "Willie" and "Bailey" are pronounced exactly the same except for the first consonant. On the morning of Thursday, February 27, 1997, female police officer Padisia Mailer drove to Cascade Secondary School in White Center.Officer Mailer's conversation with Willie Vallao, along with all other police material on the seventh grader, was scrutinized as an "underage victim" file for a long time to come. confidential.Willie was born on June 26, 1983, when the actual age was only 13 years old.The content of these conversations was not learned until the young man grew up.

When meeting for the first time, Officer Mailer felt a little surprised. She never expected Willie to be a "black boy".After talking, I learned that Willie was not black, but a Samoan with a heavy complexion—a South Indian Ocean islander.According to Officer Mailer's records: I asked him what kind of relationship it was.He was silent, almost silent at first.I asked him again if it was a relationship similar to boyfriend and girlfriend, and he replied yes.I asked him again if he went further than the average boyfriend and girlfriend, and he said they had sex. Officer Mailer immediately took Willie Vallao back to the police station, and together with a lawyer from the District Attorney's Office, Willie was questioned.

He said he was staying at her house that day and it just happened out of nowhere...Mary's husband was at work...and the kids were sleeping.He said the two of them were watching a movie in the living room, which he remembered as "Braveheart," starring Moore Gibson.He said she started telling him about wizards and sorcery, that a wizard had told her fortunes, that her life was miserable, that she would meet a man with a dark complexion and live with him... and then They had sex. That was the first time Mary Kay and Willie had sex, in the spring of 1996, when Willie was 12 years old.They later had sex several times, which Willie told Officer Mailer was "30 to 40 times" that day.A year later, Willie doubled that number tenfold, boasting to a tabloid reporter, 300 to 400 times.On one of these occasions, Willie's older brother, Billy, was at the Letourneau's.Boli passed by the door of the bedroom, just in time to see the teacher and the student messing around on the bed.

Willie also talked about how he and Mary Kay exchanged rings and wrote love letters.Willie said Mary Kay complained that her husband was constantly abusing her.She told Willy not to tell anyone about the two of them, or she would lose her job.But Willie told his brother and best friend anyway. After the conversation, Padisia Mailer drove Willie Vallao home and immediately went to Shorewood Elementary School.Officer Mailer had the office secretary call Mary Kay out of the school-wide staff meeting.It was 4:30 pm at this time. "I think you should understand why I called you out. Do I need to explain all this?" Padisia Mailer, in police uniform, asked.

Mary Kay stood for a moment with her hands down.She was wearing a loose red sweater and black pleated skirt that day, and her high bulging belly was clearly visible. "I think I can guess," she said. Mary Catherine Letourneau was arrested by Ken Regional Police for "child rape".After the initial shock, Mary Kay quickly forced herself to remain calm.When Sergeant Mailer asked her what was wrong before she got into the police car in the school's parking lot, Mary Kay asked only two things: How was Willie Vallao?What will happen to the students in her class?Officer Mailer told her that Willie was doing well.As for her job, the school will notify her as soon as it makes a decision.

As soon as she stepped into the interrogation room of the police station, Mary Kay couldn't take it anymore.Sobbing, she told investigators she didn't know how to deal with the embarrassing situation.She wondered what Willie's family thought about it and herself, and whether Steven had turned on her.This time, no one answered her question. When asked about the father of her unborn baby, Mary Kay said, "99.9 percent is not Steven's." "I said I wanted it to be her husband's child, not a 13-year-old boy. She said the opposite, she didn't want it to be her husband's child," according to Officer Mailer's record at the time.

Mary Kay cried and said that her husband had already had another woman and had been indifferent to her for more than a year or two.The mistress was a name, an Alaska Airlines flight attendant named Kelly Warren.The adulterer and adulterer also had a child, "a boy," Mary Kay told police, "and Kelly Warren told her husband it was his child, but I knew it wasn't. I guess Steven is more like that husband." Meaning, both men are white. Mary Kay went on to say that she was fed up with being alone, having had enough of no one caring, no one paying attention.She found comfort, love, and self-confidence in her relationship with Willie Vallao.She knew it was wrong, but she thought she had good reason, because she and Willie were really in love.