Date: August 29th, 2015 12:56 PM Author: 180 shaky stage new version
'It was nothing serious,' he told Merrimack Superior Court in Concord. 'It was playful, affectionate.'
But the girl testified last week that she twice told him 'no' during their encounter and that she felt 'frozen' when he persisted. She acknowledged on cross-examination that she helped Labrie remove her shirt and pants and said she didn't protest because she didn't want to be offensive.
Date: September 2nd, 2015 11:45 AM Author: Slap-happy Gaped Cuckold
The girl's name is Francesca "Chessie" Prout (SPS 2017), sister of Lucy Prout (SPS 2014). Her father is Alexander M. Prout, himself an alumnus of (SPS 1982).
Caption: STORY: Opening statements began on Tuesday (August 18) in the trial of a man accused of raping a fellow student at one of the United States' most prestigious preparatory schools. The suspect, Owen Labrie, age 19, of Tunbridge, Vermont, is charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old freshman girl days before he graduated in 2014 from St. Paul's School. "This case is about Owen Labrie sexually assaulting a 15 year old girl. It's about how he thought about this for months, how he made a plan, and he executed the plan in an isolated, secluded mechanical room in the Lindsay Building on campus," Deputy Merrimack County Attorney Catherine Ruffle said during opening arguments. The victim was identified during opening statements as Francesca Prout. "She's known to her friends and family and she'll be known to you as Chessie," said Ruffle. The prep school counts, among its graduates, numerous prominent business and political leaders, including U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. The trial is expected to shine a spotlight on the culture of the elite academy, founded in 1856. It is clustered on 2,000 wooded acres (810 hectares) in Concord, New Hampshire's state capital. Quoting from a police affidavit, the Concord Monitor newspaper reported that Labrie told officers shortly after his arrest that his alleged encounter with the girl was part of a school tradition known as "senior salute," in which senior boys competed to "score" with female students. "It may be the first time that you've ever heard that phase, the senior salute. It appears to be something unique to St. Paul's school, the senior salute. But there's no question that Chessie knew exactly what Owen was doing by inviting her to get together because it was a source of pride for girls at the school to be asked to participate by a senior in a senior salute," said defense attorney J.W. Carney Jr. A jury of 11 men and three women, with two alternates, was selected on Monday (August 17) for the trial at the Merrimack Superior Court in Concord. The jury is expected on Tuesday (August 18) to visit the campus of St. Paul's and the site of the alleged assault. Labrie has pleaded not guilty to three felony sexual assault charges. Lesser charges include using an "Internet service" - specifically Facebook - to lure the alleged victim. The three sexual assault charges each carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison. Labrie had been slated to begin classes at Harvard University last fall, but did not attend, the Concord Monitor said.
Date: September 2nd, 2015 11:58 AM Author: Slap-happy Gaped Cuckold
lol, irony alert:
REPOSTING FROM LinkedIn -
Alexander Prout
Managing Director, Head of Institutional Sales & Service, Invesco Asia Pacific
To all SPS friends , on behalf of my daughter, Lucy (SPS '14) and as highlighted in recent alumni newsletter : "What does SPS mean to you?"
"This spring term, Sixth Formers Lucy Prout and Laura Jacobsen are pursuing an Independent Study Project (ISP) to create a crowd-sourced photography book called "My SPS". To create the book, they are posing the following question: What does St. Paul's School mean to you? Please respond to this question by sending a photo and caption to Lucy Prout at lprout@sps.edu. Their book will be available for sale at Anniversary. This project is based on "My Japan" - a project that evolved in the wake of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami where Lucy was an intern and helped to produce a high quality photo book from the submissions. Deadline is Thursday May 15th.
Susan Rosemary Prusaczyk, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Prusaczyk of South Windsor, Conn., was married yesterday to Alexander Maurice Prout, a son of Tomiyo Prout of New York and the late Frank J. Prout. The Rev. Matthew Roche performed the Roman Catholic ceremony at the Church of the Assumption in Westport, Conn.
Mrs. Prout, 28, was until recently the international public relations manager for Tiffany & Company. She graduated from the College of the Holy Cross. Her father, now retired, was an English teacher at East Hartford (Conn.) High School. Her mother, Susan B. Prusaczyk, is an accountant for the Town of Manchester, Conn.
Mr. Prout, also 28, is an associate in the bond-syndication department at Merrill Lynch & Company, the securities brokerage, in New York. He graduated from Georgetown University. His father was an associate at Frank C. Brown Company, a management consulting concern, and the chairman of Daytop Village, the drug rehabilitation organization, both in New York.