Lewd & Libidinous Practices Antidepressants 24/01/2007 England Woman Makes Lewd & Libidinous Overtures to 13 Year Old Boy
 
 Summary:<br><br><div>Paragraph 17 reads:&nbsp; &quot;<strong>Mr Beatson blamed the offences on anti-depressants Lane was taking at the time.&quot;<br /><br /></strong><a href="http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/tm_headline=sex-text-nanny-told--stay-away-from-kids&amp;method=full&amp;objectid=18521291&amp;siteid=66633-name_page.html">http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/tm_headline=sex-text-nanny-told--stay-away-from-kids&amp;method=full&amp;objectid=18521291&amp;siteid=66633-name_page.html<br /><br /></a>SEX TEXT NANNY TOLD: STAY AWAY FROM KIDS<br />Court ban over boy, 13<br />By Ian Dow<br /><br />A FORMER childminder who sent sexy texts to a boy of 13 was banned by a court from being alone with children yesterday.<br /><br />Debbie Lane, 35, bombarded the son of one of her closest friends with explicit messages over 10 days.<br /><br />The contents of the texts were not revealed, but prosecutors said they were of &quot;an overtly sexual nature&quot;.<br /><br />First offender Lane admitted lewd and libidinous practices and was bailed to await sentence on March 7.<br /><br />Sheriff Ian Dunbar told her: &quot;This is a very serious matter. A condition of your bail is that you will not be alone with any child under 16, other than your own child, unless supervised.<br /><br />&quot;You will also be put on the sex offenders&#39;register.&quot;<br /><br />John Keir, prosecuting, told Dunfermline Sheriff Court how Lane became close to the boy as she helped his mum through the break-up of her marriage.<br /><br />Lane, a married mum of one, often looked after the woman&#39;s kids so she could go to work.<br /><br />Mr Keir said: &quot;The boy&#39;s mother noticed her son and Lane were becoming quite close. This was explained by him needing another adult in the absence of his father.<br /><br />&quot;But their apparent closeness became something of a concern to his mother.<br /><br />&quot;Shortly before New Year, her suspicions arose about what may have become of the relationship. Then, on January 16 last year, they were confirmed when she found a text on her son&#39;s mobile.&quot;<br /><br />Mr Keir said police were called, and officers found texts of &quot;an overtly sexual nature&quot; on the boy&#39;s phone.<br /><br />He described the case as &quot;an unfortunate state of affairs for someone who has not been in trouble before.&quot;<br /><br />Lane, of Fairykirk Road,<br /><br />Rosyth, Fife, sent the texts to the boy between January 1 and January 16, 2006. As well as working as a childminder, she has been involved with the Scout movement in the past.<br /><br />She sat with her head in her hands for most of the hearing, and looked at the floor as defence lawyer Ian Beatson said she would be pleading guilty.<br /><br />Mr Beatson blamed the offences on anti-depressants Lane was taking at the time.<br /><br />He said the boy went to Lane for advice about a relationship he was having with a girl.<br /><br />He added: &quot;They discussed sexual matters, and they also discussed what kind of sexual relationship she had with her husband.<br /><br />&quot;She has ME and was taking anti-depressants, which have a certain disinhibiting effect.&quot;<br /><br />Sheriff Dunbar called for an assessment of how likely Lane is to reoffend. He also asked for a report from a psychologist.<br />ss<br /><br /></div> 
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