US private school teacher sentenced to nearly 39 years for catfishing students, sharing their explicit photos


Posing as Alex or as other fake Internet personas, Wolf and Strange would send explicit photos of young girls they found on the Internet to encourage Wolf’s male students to send nudes of their own. — Pixabay

By day, Andrew Wolf enjoyed a reputation as one of the most popular teachers at the elite Springside Chestnut Hill Academy – a coach to players on the middle-school baseball team, a decorated educator, and a mentor to the dozens of boys who passed through his eighth-grade classroom each year.

But each night, he spent countless hours online plotting with others to exploit them.

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