A high school assistant principal in San Antonio is suing two students and their parents, alleging the teens set up a Web page on MySpace.com in her name and posted obscene comments and pictures. Anna Draker claims two 16-year-olds created the page and wrote it as through Draker herself had posted the information, according to her attorney, Murphy Klasing. The site falsely identified Draker as a lesbian, which left her "devastated."
September 25, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A high school assistant principal in San Antonio is suing two students and their parents, alleging the teens set up a Web page on MySpace.com in her name and posted obscene comments and pictures.
Anna Draker, an assistant principal at Clark High School, is claiming defamation, libel, negligence and negligent supervision over the page on the popular free-access Web site.
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