A woman accused of engaging in sexual activities with a teenage boy allegedly initiated contact by sending flirtatious messages to him when he was 12 years old.
Stephanie Jensen, 41, reportedly admitted to becoming flirtatious with the victim when he was 12 while working as a teacher’s aide. The victim claimed Jensen was aware of his age because she taught him in second grade when he was in eighth grade, and they would frequently encounter each other at school.
The victim stated that he had sexual relations with Jensen in September 2024, before he turned 16 and still did not have a driver’s license. Allegedly, Jensen engaged in sexual activities with him on multiple occasions between the ages of 15 and 17.
The encounters between Jensen and the victim are said to have taken place at Faith Lutheran School in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. According to reports from WBAY, the victim alleged that Jensen sent him explicit photos and also shared nude images with his underage friends.
A complaint obtained by a network indicated that the victim revealed Jensen not only sent him nude images but also shared similar content with his friends. The victim mentioned that rumors spread among his friends, prompting them to add Jensen to see what she would send them.
When questioned by detectives at her residence, Jensen denied having intercourse with the teenager but admitted to sending explicit photos and videos. Upon being informed of her arrest, Jensen reportedly refused to acknowledge it and resisted standing up from the couch, requiring officers to intervene.
Jensen has been charged with possession of child pornography, multiple counts of child enticement, exposing intimate body parts to a child, and second-degree sexual assault of a child. Faith Lutheran School confirmed Jensen’s termination following the filing of formal charges and expressed commitment to the safety and well-being of their students, staff, and community.
The school released a statement to WBAY, emphasizing their dedication to supporting all affected parties and relying on faith during these challenging circumstances.
