Lori Darling David

Lori Darling David, Lori David Darling, a Texas mother of 37-year-old was arrested for sending nude photos of herself to classmate 16-year-old child. David has been charged with solicitation of a minor. David “friend” of the child in Facebook, and then began having intimate conversations with him via e-mail and text.

Mom and Huffington Post blogger Laurie David divorce must be thrilled.

According to CBS affiliate WKRG, “David sent the child two obscene photos of herself on October 14. The researchers said that David was completely nkd in both photos.” David was arrested yesterday and taken to the Harris County Jail . She was released and 20 thousand bond.

It is unclear how the texts of David were brought to the attention of the police, and while I do not think any mother should be involved in a physical relationship with your child’s friends in high school, I wonder what the arrest means for students caught sexting. The age of consent in Texas is 17, and as you can imagine, I’m sure there are a lot of young couples with one game apiece on each side of the age limit. However, I think we all agree sexting – at any age – will do more harm than good.

Have you talked to your kids about inappropriate texts?

Bethany Storro Facebook

Bethany Storro Facebook, Bethany Storr, a Vancouver woman 28 years of age required for a black woman had thrown acid on her face in an attack, has admitted that he threw the acid on herself. Police are now saying that they saw inconsistencies in the history of Storr from the beginning, says ABC.

Vancouver, Washington Police Commander Marla Schuman said on Friday on Good Morning America: “In truth, there were no warning signs from the beginning,” he said.

“At first only the form of attack, when she is talking about being splashed in the face with acid and the demarcation, the placement of lesions in the face … the idea that wearing sunglasses at 7:30 night when normally doesn ‘t wear sunglasses. Just the little things that just do not add to an image of normalcy. ”

Police announced Thursday that the case was closed, and not to speculate on the reasons for Storr.

Before the confession that the wounds were self-acid-inflicted, Storr received monetary donations and was booked to appear on Oprah. His appearance was canceled after doubts about his story began to circulate. Storr posted a message on his Facebook page, saying: “From the beginning I wanted to inspire people (I hope I have) and tell them about Jesus.”

Following the August 30 attack, several Facebook pages dedicated to Storr were created, along with a wave of public sympathy. Storr is now facing a backlash on Facebook, with burn victims and other members of condemning people to make the attack.

Schuman said prosecutors are deciding whether to charge Storr, adding he was “very remorseful.”