Ewer worked as a paraprofessional in the special needs classrooms and was the assigned para for the sixteen-year-old victim.
In November, Ewer pled guilty to two charges, and the parties agreed to a stipulated four years in prison and an indeterminate probation sentence of at least 10 years, up to lifetime probation. Ewer worked for Jefferson County Public Schools from to , holding positions as a school nurse, paraprofessional, and teaching assistant.
Ultimately, the investigation revealed evidence of frequent sexual encounters, constant digital communication, inclusive of repeated derogatory remarks directed at the victim, and the introduction of drugs, alcohol, and weapons. At sentencing on Friday, the mother of the victim addressed the court and talked about the profound emotional toll this had on her family.
Chase emphasized the importance of recognizing the broader impact on the community, noting that unfortunately, this is not an isolated occurrence. The court ordered the standard terms and conditions for the Supervision of Adult Sex Offenders and special additional conditions, including a computer-use agreement that allows probation to access her devices while under supervision. Ewer will become subject to lifetime registration as a sex offender upon her release from prison.
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