A teenage schoolboy who had rough sex with his 53-year-old teacher said the affair has ruined his life.
The 17-year-old accused Deborah Lowe of damaging his career and said backlash about the case caused him to lose his job in a warehouse.
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He blamed mother-of-two Lowe, 54, for the fact he left school with only one GCSE and said the affair had lost him friends and damaged his reputation.
She has ruined my life, he told the Sun. I lost my job, relationships and my reputation is ruined. I wish Id never got involved with her.
The two met when she worked in the pastoral care department of the school that he went to as a 15-year-old.
He said the pair began a sexual relationship after flirting at school then swapping phone numbers and engaging in phone sex.
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He claimed they had rough sex at her flat and liaisons in her car and caravan, when Lowe liked to be called a slut in the bedroom.
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The youngster later told police: I was 15 at the time but obviously, its like every lads fantasy isnt it, to have sex with a teacher?
Lowe later sent the youngster a card, writing inside: Who else can I be a slut with? – but it was found by his mother and police were called.
Lowe, in charge of pastoral care at the high school, told police sex did take place between them, but the boy was then 17 and had left school.
Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester heard the couple had rough sex where she scratched his back causing it to bleed.
Police were called in last summer after his mother found the card Lowe sent to him.
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Lowe, who has a daughter, aged 28 and a son, 20, said later she felt, mortified and embarrassed over her foolish infatuation and denied being sexually obsessed with the youngster.
She walked free from court after she was cleared of all charges following a seven-day trial.
Last night the boys mother told the Sun: What on earth was she thinking? She knew exactly what she was doing.
Considering she is old enough to be his grandmother, she obviously has no moral compass.
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