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   Both of these broads are Mexicans and they've both been knocked   
   up.  Just another pair trying to take advantage of the American   
   justice system.   
      
   LOS ANGELES (AP) — A second woman has come forward to claim that   
   a California educator sexually abused her, saying she decided to   
   speak out after watching a YouTube video by a woman who made   
   similar accusations.   
      
   Police in Riverside are investigating the allegations from both   
   women, who say former middle school teacher and administrator   
   Andrea Cardosa abused them while they were students in Riverside   
   County.   
      
   The second woman's attorney said Thursday he filed claims, a   
   precursor to lawsuits, against two school districts where   
   Cardosa worked.   
      
   The investigation and claims come days after a video was posted   
   on YouTube showing the first woman confronting over the phone   
   someone who identifies herself as Cardosa. Since then, Cardosa   
   has resigned her job as an assistant principal and the video —   
   which the woman sent to Cardosa's employer — has been viewed   
   nearly 1 million times.   
      
   The AP has not been able to reach Cardosa. Messages left at   
   phone numbers and email addresses linked to Cardosa have not   
   been returned.   
      
   At a press conference on Thursday, the second woman, Brianna,   
   told reporters that she watched the YouTube video on Saturday,   
   and "it was like a trigger, like a flashback."   
      
   Brianna, who is now 18, says Cardosa befriended her mother while   
   Brianna was a student at Tomas Rivera Middle School in Perris in   
   2010.   
      
   She then "groomed" Brianna by giving her movie tickets, candy   
   bars and lunch trips and calling her special, then made several   
   sexual advances, inappropriately touching her and abusing her,   
   according to a copy of the claim filed against Val Verde Unified.   
      
   Brianna's lawyer Luis Carrillo said school officials failed to   
   heed signs of an improper relationship between Cardosa and his   
   client.   
      
   "They should seek another line of work if they fail to protect   
   the kids," Carrillo said of school officials. "What we want is   
   justice."   
      
   Both districts declined to comment on the claims.   
      
   Brianna said she came forward after watching the YouTube video   
   posted by a now-28-year-old woman named Jamie. Both women asked   
   to be identified by their first names, and the Associated Press   
   is not using either woman's full name because they say they are   
   victims of sexual abuse.   
      
   In the video posted on Friday, Jamie phones Alhambra High   
   School. After being screened by two receptionists, she is   
   connected to a woman who identifies herself as Cardosa.   
      
   Jamie does not give specifics of the alleged abuse in the video,   
   which she says started when she was a 12-year-old student at   
   Chemawa Middle School.   
      
   "You should be so ashamed and so disgusted with yourself," Jamie   
   says.   
      
   "I am. I am," the woman says. "I regret it every day. Every day."   
      
   The video was sent to Alhambra High School, where Cardosa was an   
   administrator. Alhambra Unified superintendent Laura Tellez-   
   Gagliano said she called police before she even finished   
   watching the video. Cardosa resigned her job later that day.   
      
   Tellez-Gagliano said Cardosa was hired in October after she   
   passed criminal background checks and came with a clean record   
   from her previous employer.   
      
   Cardosa worked at Riverside Unified from 1997 to 1999, said   
   Jacquie Paul, a district spokeswoman. Cardosa held various   
   teaching and administrative positions at Val Verde Unified from   
   2000 to 2004 and 2006 to 2013, said Chris Wynn, the district's   
   chief of security.   
      
   Jamie said she came forward because her daughter is about the   
   age she was when the abuse began and she wanted to prevent other   
   kids from being molested. After posting the video, Jamie gave a   
   news conference on Monday saying she had been sexually abused   
   for years by the former teacher.   
      
   "She told me that she would embarrass me in front of my friends   
   and family and tell them I'm a lesbian and that I did stuff with   
   her," she said. "She really did make me believe the things that   
   she had said to the point where I didn't know that it was wrong."   
      
   Jamie's lawyer, David Ring, said Jamie made "a spur of the   
   moment decision" to call the woman after searching for her name   
   on the Internet and discovering she still worked with children.   
   Ring said he was exploring a possible lawsuit and said Jamie   
   also hopes prosecutors will file criminal charges, though   
   prosecutors would have to determine whether statute of   
   limitations laws apply.   
      
   "She was incredibly bothered by the abuse for a long time," he   
   told AP.   
      
   http://www.seattlepi.com/news/crime/article/2-women-accuse-   
   former-teacher-of-sexual-abuse-5169247.php   
      
       
      
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