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The King of Hearts' Heart
Aspiring to make a varsity track team, thirteen-year-old Harold neglects his brain-damaged friend Billy until a crisis leads him to transfer his dreams of championship to Billy
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First published September 1, 1987
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February 6, 2015
The author of this book is a twice convicted child molester/pedophile.
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Ex-professor convicted for molestation
LOUISIANA
Shreveport Times
Vickie Welborn / The Times Mansfield Bureau
Posted on December 16, 2003
MANY - A convicted child molester who District Attorney Don Burkett considers one of the worst sex offenders in this region faces yet another prison term following his conviction Monday in 11th Judicial District Court.
Judge Stephen Beasley convicted Samuel G. Teague, 56, after a half-day bench trial. Teague was found guilty on one of two counts of molestation of a juvenile.
"He faces a lengthy term in jail," said Burkett, who prosecuted the case. "He's probably one of the worst sex offenders I've seen in my almost 20 years as DA. Not necessarily as far as these kids, because we caught it before it went very far."
Teague, a former Louisiana College professor and interim youth director at an Alexandria Baptist church, captured headlines in 1991 when he was arrested in Grant and Rapides parishes on multiple counts of child molestation. Teague was originally charged with 27 counts in Grant Parish and 23 counts in Rapides Parish. However, he pleaded guilty to five counts total, which led to a 15-year concurrent prison sentence.
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Ex-professor convicted for molestation
LOUISIANA
Shreveport Times
Vickie Welborn / The Times Mansfield Bureau
Posted on December 16, 2003
MANY - A convicted child molester who District Attorney Don Burkett considers one of the worst sex offenders in this region faces yet another prison term following his conviction Monday in 11th Judicial District Court.
Judge Stephen Beasley convicted Samuel G. Teague, 56, after a half-day bench trial. Teague was found guilty on one of two counts of molestation of a juvenile.
"He faces a lengthy term in jail," said Burkett, who prosecuted the case. "He's probably one of the worst sex offenders I've seen in my almost 20 years as DA. Not necessarily as far as these kids, because we caught it before it went very far."
Teague, a former Louisiana College professor and interim youth director at an Alexandria Baptist church, captured headlines in 1991 when he was arrested in Grant and Rapides parishes on multiple counts of child molestation. Teague was originally charged with 27 counts in Grant Parish and 23 counts in Rapides Parish. However, he pleaded guilty to five counts total, which led to a 15-year concurrent prison sentence.
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August 22, 2007
This is my all time favorite book! It is very well written and has a great message. Fantastic read!
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