Welfare concerns for three missing young boys as SA Police launch public appeal
Police have concerns for the welfare of three young children – aged just three, one and a three-month old baby – who have been missing for more than two weeks.
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Teacher's secret OnlyFans exposed by kids who shared pics around school
A teacher's secret OnlyFans account was exposed by kids 'excitedly' sharing the X-rated snaps around school. Kirsty Buchan, also known as Jessica Jackrabbit x, was a staff member at Bannerman High School, in Glasgow, when she joined the adult platform. A disciplinary hearing was told the mum-of-one's profile was discovered by pupils in 2022 and reported to head teacher Seonaidh Black. Pictures of Ms Buchan, 34, 'posing in lingerie' were handed over by shocked students. In her bio she admitted to being a 'good teacher gone bad... really bad'. The profile was also easily accessible, requiring no payment or sign up. Ms Black told the hearing: 'I was approached by some S5 and S6 (equivalent to Australia's year 11 and 12) boys, who were very excited.' 'They were saying things like, 'Have you heard the news'. I said something like 'I don't know what you're talking about' as I did not want to engage them in this kind of conversation.' 'I was then told something like, 'If you haven't heard, when you do, you're going to go ballistic. Look out for Jessica Jackrabbit'.' 'As I came back into the building, at least two staff stopped to ask me if I knew about Kirsty. It was obvious at this point that everyone knew what was going on.' Ms Buchan, who had originally been a pupil at the school before teaching there, did not attend the hearing. In her absence, the head teacher described the OnlyFans model as a 'teacher who wanted to do a good job'. However there had been several occasions when she 'was not always clear on boundaries'. She told the panel she was referring to 'having poor Judgement' when it came to being open about sharing her social media with pupils. One concerned mother had even contacted Ms Black and reported how her son left messages for Ms Buchan on her OnlyFans profile. The 34-year-old quit her job shortly after her adult content platform was discovered. She claimed to rake in AU$124,682 in just one month through her X-rated page. Ms Buchan argued she signed up because she needed some extra cash after her wages decreased. Ms Black added how 'there's still talk' about the ordeal now. Hannah Oakley, who investigated the case for GTCS, told the hearing Ms Buchan did not 'ensure that her profile picture and bio' was not accessible to those under 18. The panel found all allegations to be proven and she was today struck off from the profession by the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS). Panel member Mr Burton said she was unfit to teach and there was a 'significant blurring of boundaries between her private life and her professional life'. He added how she 'used her profession in her bio as a selling tool'. Mr Burton said Ms Buchan's actions were 'fundamentally incompatible with being a registered teacher'. This comes as an NHS nurse is being investigated for taking explicit snaps for an adult website while at work. Sarah Whittall, 24, has also made sex tapes and sells her used underwear on OnlyFans. The healthcare assistant can be seen showing off her bra and knickers under her uniform. Her NHS hospital ID lanyard is also on display in the pictures. Elsewhere, a civil servant has been filmed moonlighting on a porn site while giving advice over the phone to pensions claimants. She was seen working from home helping callers at the same time as flashing to her followers live on XHamster. Meanwhile, a nursery teacher was sacked after a pupil's mum caught her husband subscribing to her OF account. Elena Maraga, 29, became the centre of a scandal last month when the explicit account was discovered.
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Illicit tobacco crop discovered near Shepparton after tip-off
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