June 10, 2018 Fillmore County Long Time Teacher Uses Fingers To Sexually Assault Senior Grad. By Stephanie Granderson

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A teacher has been charged with First Degree Sexual Assault at a graduation party after allegedly inserting her fingers into a high school graduate’s anus.

Karen Mortenson, 54, of Lanesboro, a twenty-nine year veteran English teacher at Lanesboro High School, stated of the incident as she was taken into custody, “The kid had been fu**ing around in class for four years. It was about time that he got fu**ed back.”

According to witnesses, Mortenson gave graduate Dean Franklin, 18, a hug at the party. During the embrace, Mortenson slipped her hand inside the back of his shorts and plunged her index and middle fingers into Franklin’s anus.

In a statement by Franklin, “I didn’t know what was happening. It was shocking. I was like, weird, because she twisted them inside me. She had to be in about mid-fingers.” Franklin went on to state that the incident was embarrassing but not altogether bad. “I think I said something like ‘whoa,’ then I was like, ‘huh, not that bad.’”

Gavin Detmer, a witness to the probe, stated “I had my phone and I was taking videos of the party. I saw her put her hand down his shorts, saw the Dean Machine jump backwards. Then I was like, I want a graduation hug too.”

Formal charges will be filed at the Fillmore County Court on Monday.

Principal Jerry Swenson could not be reached for a formal comment, but Superintendent Gus Davidson was reached by phone. Davidson stated that he had no comment and will be discussing the incident with the school board pending further investigation.

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