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Nebraska woman sentenced for up to 102 years for sexual assault on boys and other crimes

 WOWT:

A Sarpy County woman was sentenced Monday to 64-102 years in prison for sexual assault of a child and 10 other charges.

Christina Greer, 38, was convicted on March 10 on three counts of first-degree sexual assault of a child, two counts of witness tampering and six counts of child abuse, according to the Sarpy County Attorney’s Office.

Court documents showed that Greer had sleepovers at her home, gave children marijuana edibles and groomed two boys — ages 12 and 13 at the time — to have sex with her.

“Having sex with an adult female is thought of, that’s the cool kid of the group. It’s just not the case in these situations. They’ve been bullied, transferred schools multiple times. It’s just unfortunate they have to continue to deal with it,” said Sarpy County Deputy Attorney, Phil Kleine.

Police arrested Greer after a report was made that she was having sex with one of the boys from September 2017 to December 2017. In January 2019, another boy came forward with similar allegations. That August, a child enticement charge was added to Greer’s list of charges. Her trial was delayed several times mainly due to defense requests.

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There is more.

It is an unusual case and the sentence is unusually harsh.  It is the kind of sentence you might expect if the grooming was done by a male and the victims were young girls. 


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