Uh ohh, sexting isn't just for kids any more!

You know the sexting I've talked about before (in my post The Obsession with sexting and of course, giving you hints on what to use in sexting acronyms - I'm all about education in this blog!) is BIG news.  And sexting isn't just for kids anymore!

A Wisconsin prosecutor is likely to be removed from his position facing a "sexting scandal"  (By the way, that might be the best term EVER!)  This guy, Ken Kratz who just looks like a creepy man was caught sexting women involved in his court cases.  but it gets worse than just women "involved"  The first woman he was "sexting" was a domestic abuse victim that he was prosecuting her ex-boyfriend on a strangulation charge.  (I REALLY really secretly hope he told her he wanted to choke her or something... that would have been hilarious in a horrible way)  But what has been discovered that he called her a "hot nymph" (umm, nerd much?) and asked if she was the "the kind of girl that likes secret contact with an older married elected DA."  (someone needs to work on his sexting IQ"  Hey Ken, do you need the address of this blog - I've got a whole post on that very thing!

and if that wasn't bad enough, An Oklahoma law student received similar texts in 2008 after he supported her pardon on an old drug charge.  (Duh... you think he's going to do that shit for nothing?!?  babe, you need to offer up some collateral!) 

Yet another said he offered up a date at an autopsy (nothing says I love you, like a dead body opened up - hot stuff).

But wait, he might NOT lose his job.  The Office of Lawyer Regulation (wait, lawyers are regulated, that's a new thing - wait, I love my lawyer friends, and I do have a shit load of them) said it will open an investigation into his misconduct, and determine if there is any.  Because they don't know if there is any.... 

Currently he is on medical leave indefinitely.  I surmise its from a finger cramp from too much texting.  But he does make $105K/year which can buy a lot in Wisconsin.  And a lot of unpaid, untraceable cell phones ...