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...truth is stranger than fiction, it is, in this instance, also harsher. Mary, 37, is pregnant again, and her and Vili's second child, when it is born, will be Exhibit A in the likely case that the local prosecutor will bring fresh charges of rape against her. Though she has persuaded her prison keepers that she is ill enough to stay in the infirmary--which is equipped with a phone that she uses constantly--prison is still a terrible place to be pregnant. The appeal of her original case will take weeks just to plan, weeks more...
Meanwhile, she and Steve were growing distant. They had always been a bit oddly paired: she the literary romantic, he the frat boy at Arizona State, where they met in the early '80s. She got pregnant not long after meeting him, and she married like the good Catholic she has always tried to be. But by the early '90s, it was clear to friends that even their four children weren't going to hold Steve and Mary Letourneau together. Expenses outpaced salaries--Steve loads cargo for Alaska Airlines--and creditors were phoning. They filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy...
...fall, Mary realized she was pregnant. She and Steve hadn't had much sex in the previous few months, and the baby was definitely Vili's. Steve was by then very suspicious of the amount of time his wife and her student were spending together. When he learned that Mary was pregnant and that Vili was the father, Steve was enraged. Gehrke and Huff, who works as both the Fualaaus' lawyer and as Mary's media representative, say Steve ranted about "that n_____ baby" in front of their children. He even confronted his 13-year-old rival, demanding to know...
...stomach. Steve was gone, and Mary didn't want to press charges, so the cops left. But Mary told police that Steve returned that night drunk. As they were talking, he pulled away in the car quickly, allegedly knocking her hard to the ground. She was eight months pregnant with Audrey. A neighbor took her to the hospital...
...woman named Nina (Jennifer Aniston) and having them fall into, yes, affection. On her part, though, that develops into something a little more intense, especially when she contrasts his sweetness to the abrasiveness of her straight lover, Vince (John Pankow). Those feelings grow when she discovers that she's pregnant and that George is a much more supportive prenatal companion than Vince. Maybe, she thinks, he'd be a better father too. As for sex, well, as someone once said, nobody's perfect. And George does encouragingly tell her that he once had a not entirely disagreeable heterosexual affair...