Mary-Ellen Mooney, a full time insurance sales operative,
admitted two charges of causing/inciting a boy aged 13 to
engage in sexual activity. Mooney was at a family home
minding the kids she had been trusted to protect and care
for as their parents were away.
One of the child's friends visited the house and Mooney sat
with him on the sofa watching TV. The pair started "cuddling"
and 18-year-old Mooney began to make sexual suggestions.
She then grabbed his hand and "guided" it down to her
genital area, placing his hand inside her underwear.
Richard Milne, prosecuting, said: "It was believed that all this
all happened in a period of minute and also involved the
pair kissing on the lip." Following the incident on January 10,
Mooney, from Bradwell Common, Milton Keynes, Bucks,
sent Facebook messages to the boy – describing what they
would do if they met again.
Mr Milne added the messages were "clearly of a sexual
nature". Aylesbury Crown Court in Amersham heard that the
boy's family confronted Mooney and launched an assault
against her which was dealt with by police.
"This is a case that clearly passes the custody threshold and,
although this is not certain, you must know that you could
face a prison sentence following your offences which you
have admitted." Judge Karen Holt said She will be sentenced
on November 1.
Mary-Ellen Mooney, a full time insurance sales operative,
admitted two charges of causing/inciting a boy aged 13 to
engage in sexual activity. Mooney was at a family home
minding the kids she had been trusted to protect and care
for as their parents were away.
One of the child's friends visited the house and Mooney sat
with him on the sofa watching TV. The pair started "cuddling"
and 18-year-old Mooney began to make sexual suggestions.
She then grabbed his hand and "guided" it down to her
genital area, placing his hand inside her underwear.
Richard Milne, prosecuting, said: "It was believed that all this
all happened in a period of minute and also involved the
pair kissing on the lip." Following the incident on January 10,
Mooney, from Bradwell Common, Milton Keynes, Bucks,
sent Facebook messages to the boy – describing what they
would do if they met again.
Mr Milne added the messages were "clearly of a sexual
nature". Aylesbury Crown Court in Amersham heard that the
boy's family confronted Mooney and launched an assault
against her which was dealt with by police.
"This is a case that clearly passes the custody threshold and,
although this is not certain, you must know that you could
face a prison sentence following your offences which you
have admitted." Judge Karen Holt said She will be sentenced
on November 1.
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