A married mother accused of having sex with a 13-year-old boy is back behind bars after passing him a love note hidden in a burrito. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story.
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Amy Blose had been ordered not to have any contact with her teenage victim while awaiting trial on rape and sexual assault charges.
But the 37-year-old arranged for a note to be passed to her former under age lover reading ‘Hey, babe, I love you forever.’
Angry parents branded the mother of two a ‘predator’ who should not be allowed to have contact with teenagers.
Investigators said Blose, a nurse, tucked the handwritten note into a Sonic drive thru burrito as she sat across from the teen in a restaurant.
She asked a friend of the boy to slip him the secret note at school.
Angela George, a friend of the victim, said: ‘She is like a spider.
‘She pulls them into her web. She has used the other kids to get to her victim again. In the process, she has made those kids victims because they are friends with the defendant.’
Blose,from Norman, Oklahoma, was arrested last April after her relationship with the underage boy was discovered.
She was charged with rape and other sexual offences and allowed to leave jail on $20,000 bail.
Blose told police she had a ‘special relationship’ with the boy. The affair was discovered by the boy’s mum who found inappropriate text messages on his cell phone.
As part of her bail conditions she was ordered not to contact her victim or any other teens under the age of 18.
A 15-year-old girl told a bail revocation hearing at Cleveland County Court that Blose wrote a love note on a breakfast burrito wrapper and asked her to give it to the teen.
Judge Michael Tapper ordered Blose to be held without bail until November when a preliminary hearing for her trial has been set.
Stephanie Odle, a friend of the victim, said:’We would say we are happy, but it’s not exactly a happy time for anybody.
‘But we know our kids are safe and she can’t get to them anymore and manipulate them or get any more victims. It’s a horrible situation. But, quite honestly, this is the best place for her. Our kids can rest easy.’
