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Three hundred times? Was the youth traumatized or bragging?

Or is it possible for just this once, that the boy is lying and the woman is innocent?

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Perhaps they're both lying.

Any cellphone records? Pictures? If there were 300 sexual encounters, I'd suspect that there would be ample electronic evidence. That's the way young folks are. E-mails, IM's ,digital photos, blogs, facebook, etc.

Perhaps there's a stained blue dress?

During the trial the defense will be able to question any evidence the prosecution brings. Is it all hearsay? Is that what you contend?

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I just threw the comment about Facebook, MySpace, etc., out there knowing how "youngsters" go in for that sort of stuff.

Lo and behold, from the Boston Globe's story ,

South Shore teacher accused of statutory rape

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In a message sent to the boy from her MySpace page, McCallum wrote: "It's hard to be in love with you and set boundaries for you. It's hard to kiss you and tell you no."

The boys father saw this back in '06.

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The boy's father discovered the letters in 2006 and was disturbed but did not think that McCallum and her son had a sexual relationship, according to Chief John Llewellyn of the Rockland Police Department.

"He couldn't comprehend that this person was a predator," Llewellyn said.