Amanda Nasser
Amanda Nasser
Amanda Nasser is a mother and former sign language interpreter for Louisa County High School from Bumpass, Virginia. In January, 2018 she was sentenced to serve seven years in prison for sexual activity involving a 15-year-old student. [1]
Sex Crimes
On Thursday, January 11, 2018 Amanda was sentenced to serve seven years in prison for having sexual activity with a 15-year-old.
Amanda Nasser was sentenced to 90 years in prison, with all but seven years suspended, after being convicted of eighteen felony charges.
Nasser had plead guilty to and was convicted of four counts of Indecent Liberties with a Child and 14 counts of Solicitation of a Minor on Wednesday, January 10, 2018.
Louisa Commonwealth’s Attorney, Rusty E. McGuire, released a statement that read:
“Ms.
Nasser abandoned her duties at the school to prey on a young boy whom she met when she was employed as a sign language interpreter at the local high school.
These convictions send a clear message that such predatory behavior will be met with swift and severe repercussions.”
[1]“The victim in this case will be forever scarred by Ms. Nasser’s conduct,” said Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Joshua C. Loren.
“His family has been victimized by her actions and Ms. Nasser’s own children will spend the next seven years without a mother.
This case is a tragedy of Ms. Nasser’s making.”
In Sept. 2016, Louisa officials said Nasser sent hundreds of text messages with a high school freshman, who had just started his first month of high school. [2]
"Nasser immediately turned the conversation to sexual innuendo. During the sexually explicit chats, Nasser even sent nude pictures of herself to the minor and solicited sex from the minor on several occasions. After several days of texting, Nasser suggested befriending the child’s mother to gain access to him outside of a school setting. She actually picked him up in a full-sized van with a bed in the back several times. She admitted to having sexual intercourse with him on four separate occasions," a Louisa County Sheriff's Office official said in a press release. [2]
Nasser initially denied any wrongdoing, according to the Louisa County Sheriff's Office, but she "eventually confessed to having a sexual relationship with the freshman, including sexual intercourse and soliciting sex from him via text message."
"This case is very serious.
Ms. Nasser is a dangerous predator who groomed and took advantage of a child.
We hope this case sends a strong message that when you prey on children in Louisa County you will face severe consequences,” said Commonwealth's Attorney Rusty McGuire, who prosecuted the case along with Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Joshua Loren.
"We thank the Louisa County Sheriff's Office and the Office of the Attorney General for investigating this case and helping bring this predator to justice," said Loren.