McLoud teacher’s computers being examined by FBI
McLOUD — The FBI is examining a computer seized from McLoud Elementary School after parents told police a teacher may have used it for webcam video conversations between her students and a man the students knew as “Uncle G.”
Third-grade teacher Kimberly Crain, 47, resigned Monday amid allegations about the Skype sessions and that she took photos and video of students dressed in Christmas-themed underwear during a pizza party at her Shawnee home.
FBI Special Agent Clay Simmonds said agents are looking at seized cellphones, computers and other digital items to check for any violations of federal law.
Parents told McLoud police about the video chat sessions, according to a search warrant filed in Pottawatomie County.
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