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[Zinix]

A Florida woman married to a high-ranking intelligence officer and former Navy SEAL was arrested Tuesday after police say she lured a 16-year-old boy into having sex with her.
Investigators would not reveal how of where 37-year-old Alexis Anne Colson, of Land O' lakes, met the alleged victim.
However, police said that Colson arranged to meet the unnamed minor for sex at least on one occasion and sent her 15 explicit photos of herself.
The woman was charged with unlawful sexual activity with a minor and with sending harmful electronic transmissions. She was released from jail Wednesday after posting $15,000 bond, Tampa Bay Times reported.
According to her Facebook page, the woman, who moved to Land O' Lakes from Connecticut a couple of years ago, is married to Tim Colson, and the couple apparently have three young children.
Mr Colson’s LinkedIn profile states that he currently serves as an executive officer with the United States Africa Command, also known as Africom, based in McDill Air Force Base in Tampa.
The base became the subject of public scrutiny last year when the sex scandal that brought down former CIA Director David Petraus shed light on a group of ambitious socialites like the now infamous Jill Kelley who were desperate to curry favor with the high command.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2271031/Wife-high-ranking-Army-officer-member-SEAL-Team-18-sex-teenage-boy-gave-black-lace-underwear-sent-15-nude-photos.html

Dammit where was she when I was growing up.

[currysonic]

Do you guys find it disturbing that the Daily Mail got their photo's on Facebook? Sure you can adjust security settings, but I question the morality of this Snejana Farberov and taking facebook pictures in general. Also it seems lazy and unprofessional. Its like citing Wikipedia as a source for facts.

But to be honest I don't think its a big deal... perhaps its because society doesn't view this has a horrable horrable crime... just a 16 year old boy getting lucky. When I was 16 I had better taste tough. Not into Cougars.

Edited by currysonic, 01 February 2013 - 03:57 AM.

[Nollog]

Well that is just terrible, why wasn't she out supporting our troops instead?
They need that support to maim and murder people!

[Cozmo]

Dammit where was she when I was growing up.

exactly lol.

[Jacob]

dang i scared

[Cozmo]

dang i scared

why are you scared? lol i wish there were more women like this when i was 16

[Nollog]

why are you scared? lol i wish there were more women like this when i was 16

Because paedophiles are repulsive?

[WaddleDee]

"16 years old"

"lured"

"victim"


Yeah...no...

[Xiombarg]

"16 years old"

"lured"

"victim"


Yeah...no...

Sounds like quite the double standard you have.
Think about if the genders were reversed, then people would be blowing up about this.

[Jacob]

why are you scared? lol i wish there were more women like this when i was 16

I'm scared of pedo bears

[WaddleDee]

Sounds like quite the double standard you have.
Think about if the genders were reversed, then people would be blowing up about this.

For a reason though.

Girls mostly get lured, and the only ones who can lure girls are boys. Which would automatically make boys the ones who lure, and don't get lured.

What a stupid sentence, but in a roundabout way it makes me seem smart, right?

[Nollog]

For a reason though.

Girls mostly get lured, and the only ones who can lure girls are boys. Which would automatically make boys the ones who lure, and don't get lured.

What a stupid sentence, but in a roundabout way it makes me seem smart, right?

That's quite sexist reasoning.
Boys don't always think about sex, nor are they always predators.

[WaddleDee]

That's quite sexist reasoning.
Boys don't always think about sex, nor are they always predators.

I was pretty much joking from the start.

Let's be honest, though.

When you're 16 year olds, generally in the epitome of your sexual transformation as a human being with hormones going around everywhere you're not a victim when the word "lured" is used instead of "forced".

unless you were lured into a situation and then forced to do something you didn't want to. But I don't see that anywhere in the article.

Edited by WaddleDee, 01 February 2013 - 06:57 PM.

[Nollog]

I was pretty much joking from the start.

Let's be honest, though.

When you're 16 year olds, generally in the epitome of your sexual transformation as a human being with hormones going around everywhere you're not a victim when the word "lured" is used instead of "forced".

unless you were lured into a situation and then forced to do something you didn't want to. But I don't see that anywhere in the article.

What does a writer know about what a victim wanted or not?

[Xiombarg]

I was pretty much joking from the start.

Let's be honest, though.

When you're 16 year olds, generally in the epitome of your sexual transformation as a human being with hormones going around everywhere you're not a victim when the word "lured" is used instead of "forced".

unless you were lured into a situation and then forced to do something you didn't want to. But I don't see that anywhere in the article.

Unwanted and forced sexual intercourse is an issue. If someone is 16 and is lured to do something they can hardly understand, it's on the part of the aggressor. That is how some rapes happen, because the victim is thrust into a situation in which they are unfamiliar with.

[WaddleDee]

What does a writer know about what a victim wanted or not?

Nothing, but they're supposed to be informed of that when they write the article.

Unwanted and forced sexual intercourse is an issue. If someone is 16 and is lured to do something they can hardly understand, it's on the part of the aggressor. That is how some rapes happen, because the victim is thrust into a situation in which they are unfamiliar with.

If he/she was 13-14 I could understand, 16 year olds are old enough to understand sex and everything that revolves around it.
A lot of people are still uneasy about that but the truth is that in this day and age, teenagers are well aware of everything about sex by the time they're 15.

I'm sorry but I couldn't overlook the way you put "thrust" in that sentence.

[Xiombarg]

If he/she was 13-14 I could understand, 16 year olds are old enough to understand sex and everything that revolves around it.
A lot of people are still uneasy about that but the truth is that in this day and age, teenagers are well aware of everything about sex by the time they're 15.

Hardly. They are emotionally immature and psychologically weak. I might sound harsh, but almost all teenagers are oblivious to how the world works and the people in it.
Sure, they might know what sex is. They might have been sexually active before, but it either messes them up or they don't fully realize what they are doing. When a sexually and psychologically mature adult takes advantage of a teenager, you should expect psychological issues to come up.

[WaddleDee]

Hardly. They are emotionally immature and psychologically weak. I might sound harsh, but almost all teenagers are oblivious to how the world works and the people in it.
Sure, they might know what sex is. They might have been sexually active before, but it either messes them up or they don't fully realize what they are doing. When a sexually and psychologically mature adult takes advantage of a teenager, you should expect psychological issues to come up.

You're definitely right, and perhaps I'm taking it for granted because a lot of attention is given to sex and all dangers here in the Netherlands.

It's true that teenagers are psychologically weak and immature, but (atleast here) they are well aware of all the dangers around sex.

Actually, 16 is a legal age here for that exact reason.

[Nollog]

Nothing, but they're supposed to be informed of that when they write the article.




If he/she was 13-14 I could understand, 16 year olds are old enough to understand sex and everything that revolves around it.
A lot of people are still uneasy about that but the truth is that in this day and age, teenagers are well aware of everything about sex by the time they're 15.

I'm sorry but I couldn't overlook the way you put "thrust" in that sentence.

Kids are aware, and horny, but they lack the forethought to decide things which could impact their lives forever, which is why it's statutory rape.

[Occult Satanist]

The majority of young adults lack situational awareness and many other things such as the magnitude of something like a pedo, they all think it can't or wont happen to them, kids are innocent and blind when it comes to identifying shady individuals