Arizona teacher, 28, pleaded with father of 13-year-old boy she had sex with and begged him not to call the cops
A former Arizona teacher, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for having sex with a 13-year-old student, reportedly begged the boy's father to not call the authorities, new recordings have shown, according to reports.
The victim's father, in the recordings, can be heard confronting the teacher, Britanny Zamora, over the phone as the 28-year-old is heard pleading with the man to settle the matter without the involvement of authorities.
The pedophile, who is set to spend the next two decades at Perryville Prison in Arizona State, can be heard telling the boy's father in the recording: "Can you explain to me, can we meet to talk about this? Something we can settle outside?"
The angry father, however, dismissed her plea, telling her: "Oh yeah. That's what we can do, so I can give you a chance to do it to some other kid." Zamora later hands the phone to her husband.
The victim's father, however, slams him too, saying: "Your wife decided to be a monster and prey on a child; she scarred my son mentally. Do you understand what a 13-year-old boy did having sex with a teacher? Do you get that at all? You're asking me to forgive," the Daily Mail reported.
Zamora was convicted of three felony charges; sexual conduct with a minor, molestation of a child and public sexual indecency. Reports state that considering the conditions of her sentencing, she cannot be released on good behavior, meaning she will continue to serve her sentence until she is around 48 years old.
After she is released from prison, the former teacher will be required to register as a sex offender and then she will begin to serve two-lifetime terms of probation. Zamora, who taught sixth-grade at Las Brisas Academy, was arrested in March 2018. She was accused of having sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old multiple times in a classroom, and, on one occasion, in front of another student while he served as a lookout.
She was caught when the victim's parents noticed that their child was acting strange. They eventually installed an app on his phone called Sentry Parental Control, which monitors messaging apps for "suspicious content or behavior."The app reportedly alerts parents when it detects suspicious images, online content or messages on a child's cellphone.
When the Sentry app alerted the boy's parents to suspicious activity on the child's cellphone, they confronted their child about it and that's when the teen admitted to having sex with Zamora.