Crazy Multicultural White Women Series, Installment 1: Mary Kay LeTourneau

Since Crazy Mary is being released from prison this year
after serving a 7 year sentence, I thought we would explore
the delusional tenancies of white women in the new multi
cultural society that the federal government is cultivating.
Here we have a nice white family in which Mary Kay was a
part of:



She was a very pretty white woman:




But for some reason, she gave it (her husband and 4
children) all up for this:



A 12 year (now 23 year old) old broke Samoan boy.

Not only did she have a sexual affair with the nonwhite boy,
she gave birth to his baby.




And with utter glee, she gave birth to a second one by the samoan boy:



Mary Kay's only problem is she fucked with an underage
nonwhite boy. If this had been an adult nonwhite, we would
have never even heard about it.

The sad fact is that there are hundreds of thousands of
these crazed multi cultural white women doing this shit
every year.

How long are white men going to stand by while this shit
happens?

Start a group of aware white men today.

Organization is the only way to fight a culture/racial war.

Kids at the elementary school liked Mrs. Letourneau and
wanted to get into her class. The pretty, energetic,
soft-spoken, nicely-dressed teacher radiated caring and
interest in children. She had an instant rapport with
youngsters and knew how to nurture them. “Before
students left,” she said, “I made sure I gave them a
choice of a high-five, handshake, or a hug. H.H.H. I
got it from a teacher at Seattle U. and I did it every
day with every student since my first second-grade
class. It was a way of touching base, ensuring
contact.”

Colleagues considered her a good instructor. However,
she always had a problem disciplining her charges. She
did not seem to want to set down rules and, as a
result, a certain amount of chaos often ensued in her
classroom. Like so many other women, Mary Kay struggled
to meet the demands of her family while holding down a
job outside the home. She was chronically late to work
and other appointments. When asked about this, she said
that Steve wanted the kids kept up until he got home so
she often had little time to prepare lesson plans
unless she herself stayed up late at night. The result
was that she had punctuality problems the next day.

The Letourneau marriage was in increasing trouble. The
Letourneaus fought frequently over money as well as
Steve’s infidelities. Mary Kay did her best to keep up
appearances, outfitting herself and her growing young
children in good clothes even when the family had their
phone cut off and fell behind on many bills. As a
teacher, Mary Kay often took a special interest in
children she considered especially gifted. A boy in her
second grade class was talented in art and Mary Kay
made an extra effort to encourage him to develop this
talent. That child, whose name would someday be
famously linked to hers, was Vili Fualaau. His father
was in prison for armed robbery and his mother, Soona
Fualaau, was working in a bakery as she struggled to
support her family. The Fualaau father was the type of
man who bragged that he had fathered 18 children by
different women.

The Fualaau family lived in an impoverished area of Des
Moines, Washington called White Center. Olsen wrote
that, “The name is a big joke among Seattleites who
don’t live there. Toss a rock, they say, and you
couldn’t hit a white person if your life depended on
it.” That is not quite accurate. The area is home to a
lot of Russian immigrants along with Cambodians,
Samoans, and African-Americans. The depressed, rundown
area is also nicknamed Rat City for its rodent
infestations. In 1995, Mary Kay had a miscarriage.
Later that year she found out that her father had
terminal cancer.

Mary Kay tried to turn to Steve for comfort. He
shrugged it off. Mary Kay was devastated by his
callousness. John’s cancer went into remission. Mary
Kay was happy for her father even as she continued to
be disappointed by her husband and he by her. Also in
1995, she got a promotion at Shorewood Elementary
School. She was assigned to teach both fifth and sixth
graders. Students loved her and badly wanted to get
into her class. The principal would eventually issue an
evaluation stating, “Mary Letourneau is not only a gift
to Shorewood Elementary School, but a gift to the
entire Highline School District.” One of the students
in her class was familiar to her. He was Vili Fualaau,
then 12 years old, whom she had met and been impressed
by when he was a second grader. Vili was one of a
handful of students who would become known as this
teacher’s pets. Increasingly, she focused specifically
on Vili.

Steve Letourneau later said, “I guess she saw the
opportunity to kind of nurture him and I thought that
was all it was.” By the time the school year ended in
April 1996, other teachers were perplexed by the
closeness between teacher and student. Some commented
that their interactions were less like those of an
adult with an elementary student than that of two
adolescents flirting. Over the summer, Mary Kay and
Vili continued spending much time together. They took
classes together at the Highline Community College and
at a Seattle art store.

Mary Kay persuaded her husband to let Vili accompany
the family on a trip to Alaska. Vili and his older
brother Perry were often at the Letourneau house.
Neighbors were disturbed by reports that Vili and Perry
were smoking and drinking there and Mary Kay was
permitting it. Steve Letourneau was upset that the
Fualaau boys were spending so much time at his house.
His wife had more than enough to do without catering to
those kids.

Their house was a mess and their finances were a wreck
so why were these kids, especially Vili, getting so
much of his wife’s concern and attention? While most
people looked at Vili and saw the kid as a kid, Mary
Kay apparently saw him as an adult in a boy’s body. She
would say, “He dominated me in the most masculine way
that any man, any leader, could do. I trusted him and
believed in him and in our future.” Others would wonder
about the psychological maturity of a 34-year-old woman
who was “dominated” by someone barely in his teens.

In October 1996, an excited Mary Kay phoned her friend
Michele Rheinhart-Jarvis to tell her that she was in love.
According to If Loving You Is Wrong, “She practically gushed
into the phone, spewing out adjectives and descriptions of
the most wonderful person in the world. He was the person
that she had been searching for her entire life. . . . She’d
found the perfect love. There hadn’t been any sex, she
claimed, but they were considering it.”

Mary Kay said, “We talk about everything. He’s my soul mate
. . . "

A few weeks later, Michele got another phone call from Mary
Kay.“I’m pregnant,” the teacher and mother of four revealed,
“and it’s not Steve’s.” She wanted Steve to think he might
be the father while she was pregnant, Mary Kay confided, so
she had lured him into making love with her. However, she
did not believe the deception could last after the birth.

Why?
“Because it’s going to have black hair and dark skin,” Mary
Kay said.

Apparently Steve soon realized the truth. He swore some of
his relatives to secrecy but told them he believed his wife
was “pregnant by that 13-year-old.”
It was only a few weeks into his wife’s fifth pregnancy that
he began hitting her. He would frequently shout at her,
often in front of their children. She would later claim that
he once repeatedly punched her in the stomach to try to
cause a miscarriage of what he called the “nigger baby.”
When somewhat calmer, he urged her to get an abortion.

Mary Kay claimed that her own mother, staunch pro-lifer Mary
Schmitz, also advised terminating the pregnancy.

On February 25, 1997, a cousin of Steve Letourneau made an
anonymous phone call, first to Child Protective Services and
then to the Highline School District to report that Mary Kay
had had sex with a 13-year-old. Child Protective Services
forwarded the report to the police.

Vili was now a seventh-grader attending Cascade Middle
School. The day after the phone tip, a detective questioned
him there. As quoted in If Loving You is Wrong, the
policewoman wrote in her report: “I asked him what kind of
relationship it was. He was very quiet and did not say
anything at that time. I asked him if it was a
boyfriend-girlfriend type relationship. He said it was. I
asked him if it went any further than that. Vili said they
had sex.” However, he told the officer it had only been
about four or five times. Later, he told others he
downplayed the amount of sex for fear of sending Mary Kay to
prison for life.

That same day, an obviously pregnant Mary Kay was called out
of a teacher’s meeting and placed under arrest for statutory
rape. She broke down in the police interrogation room,
weeping frequently.
TV and newspapers were filled with the story of the teacher
and the 13-year-old. Like her father before her, Mary Kay
was at the center of a sex scandal that would rip her family
apart. Also like John Schmitz, Mary Kay was having a child
with someone who had formerly been her student.

Some were concerned that Mary Kay might have had sex with
boys beside Vili. Investigators quickly concluded that she
had not touched any other child in any inappropriate way and
that there had been no incest with her own children. Crime
writer Ann Rule has called Mary Kay Letourneau “the Humbert
Humbert of the female sex.” That is an apt description. Like
her famous fictional counterpart becoming obsessed with the
off-limits because underage Lolita, Mary Kay was only
entranced by one youngster.

Later, released on bail, Mary Kay went home to an empty
house. Steve was gone and so were her children. Her mother,
Mary Schmitz, phoned to tell her that her four children had
been taken in by relatives.

I never knew she had a second mongrel child. The Turner Diaries prescribes a solution for women like this...

I remember a story not too far back about a black Basketball coach that seduced 14-18 year old white girls on his team into having sex with him. He got one of the nigger-dazed girls pregnate and offered to pay for the abortion.

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I hope she moves to Kalihi or Waipahu, where she can find lots of Samoans and Tongans, and ends up a barwhore.

This world is going down the toilet. I remember teachers being unprofessional with students all the time and being too flirty. So this is no surprise. Shes a good lookin woman, Im sure a lot of young teachers in this perverse world have fantasies about banging students. But honestly, what could she have possibly have seen in this pineapple pusher in particular? He's greasy, fugly, and has that gross scar on his mouth. Looks like her husband wasnt getting it done in the bedroom. The woman has got mental problems. Im sure there are many white men her own age who would "dominate her," get a divorce lady.

Originally Posted by Robert286

But honestly, what could she have possibly have seen in this pineapple pusher in particular? He's greasy, fugly, and has that gross scar on his mouth.

Its the whole social notion that these brown bastards are poor victims of the evil white man.

And its an act of defience to do the diametric opposite of what the white man wants.

They are so fucked by TV and the new government social and employment hierarchy that they commit suicidal acts and believe deeply that they are doing right.

Welcome to mass brainwashing.

She's not the only one, she's just the only one to do it with a 12 year old.

Christ, how the fuck do you even give a proper response to something like this? There are no words to describe how one would feel about something like this. Like Ive said before the future is going to be White MEN versus Everyone else. Were going to have to kidnap our own women just so we can have any White babies. You just wait and see.

[Jack]

This woman spent time in prison for this, and so she should. However, this little brown piece of shit should also be punished. This little bastard should be whipped for an hour with bamboo rods. NOT potrayed as a victim!!! This brown skinned animal has destroyed the life of this woman and her family. This shitskin is one despicable creature.

What the is a brown skinned Somoan doing on the North American continent to begin with??? These muds like Vili Fualaau and his family don't belong here!!

[Hugo Böse]

Well the woman is undoubtedly a show case fruit loop, but the husband is some kind special looser himself, what kind of weak piece of crap could cheat on such a prize (prize looks wise) of a wife? and not to mention that she gave him four blond children.