Florida teacher accused of illicit affair with 14-year old boy rearrested due to evidence tampering

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Sara Moore,a substitute teacher in Florida was rearrested on Tuesday for destroying evidence on her phone. It was said that the former teacher had sex with a 14-year old boy more than 2 dozen times in her residence in St. Cloud.

A paraprofessional in St. Cloud Middle School, Moore was originally arrested last January 3, a day after the boy's parents learned about the twos illicit three-month relationship. The complaint states that the boy's father elicited the help of law enforcement after finding a 12-pack condom on his son's room and reading suggestive messages on his sons Instagram account sent to his married teacher. Some messages that read 'I just want to be with you', I don't want you for a mom, I want you', 'we don't have to do it', are some of the contents found on the teens social media page as reported by Dailynews.

According to the Dailymail, during the course of the investigation, the 14-year-old defended the teacher saying that it was not her fault, and he didn't want to ruin her life. The boy who were a friend of the teacher's children told police that they have had over 25 sexual encounters, mostly happening at the back of her SUV in a gas station parking lot or inside her daughter's bedroom. Sources from Detroitnews times revealed that, both met each other at St. Cloud Middle Scholl a year ago and before long, the teen would spend a lot of time at the teachers house at Moon Dance Place and even went on a vacation together with Moore's family.

Police confirmed that the relationship turned sexual sometime last October. Moore revealed that the child was like his adopted son. After her initial court appearance, the judge ordered her to remain in jail without bond pending a hearing that would decide if the case will go to trial. On the very same day, she was fired from Osceola County School District where she has been employed for the last three years.

Moore then posts bail and was released last week. But her trouble's didn't end when she asked a store employee to help her delete some files on her phone remotely because she was in trouble with the police, the store staff then notified the authority, prompting another arrest.

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