19-year-old lesbian jailed again for having sex with 14-year-old girl

A 19-year-old Florida woman was jailed for
violating a court order prohibiting her from
contacting her 14-year-old girlfriend.
The gay community rallied behind Kaitlyn Hunt
when she was arrested and expelled from school
for having sex with a minor earlier this year. Hunt
was arrested in February and charged with lewd
and lascivious conduct with a minor. At the time of
her arrest she was 18 and the unidentified minor
was 14. The younger girl's mother reported Hunt to
police after she learned of their relationship.
The Florida media flooded the news with angelic
pictures of the blond haired, blue eyed teen,
hoping to win sympathy for her — and boost news
ratings.
The saturation news coverage worked. 300,000
people signed an online petition asking the
prosecutor's office to go easy on the young lesbian.
Overnight, Hunt became a young symbol of gay
oppression and gay love. Facebook pages sprang
up in defense of her unrequited love for a child.
The prosecutor's office agreed to a lesser charge,
which would not include jail time — if Hunt avoided
contacting her 14-year-old classmate.
But the prosecutor's office learned that Hunt, now
19, had sex with the now 15-year-old girl again
while Hunt was out of jail on bond just two weeks
ago. The bondsman who secured her original bond
brought the teen to the River Indian County jail at
9 pm on Monday, where she was booked.
The gay community continues to defend Hunt,
despite the chilling text messages she sent to the
girl ordering the child to "keep the f*ck quiet," and
not tell her mother that she was in contact with
her.
In another text message, she wrote, "F*ck you…
you're stupid. You want me to go in jail…You're
such a messed up person… you snitched on me.
God only knows what you'll do when pressed in
court. Bye."
"If my mom finds out we're talking, I'm blaming it
on you," she told the child.
Hunt's mother, Kelley Hunt Smith, allegedly helped
her daughter conceal the relationship from police.
"Delete EVERYTHING," Smith wrote in a text
message to the 15-year-old girl. "PLEASE delete
everything and make sure NO ONE finds out you've
spoken to Kate at all."
The younger girl's parents hope to see Hunt
prosecuted as a sex offender. She faces 15 years in
prison and additional charges for violating the
terms of her bond.

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