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Chilling 'hotness' text revealed as messages between teacher and student, 17, emerge after '3 hour sex marathon'
New disturbing texts between a US teacher who was convicted of sexual misconduct and the 17-year-old boy she was sleeping with have been uncovered.
McKenna Kindred, 28, was charged with first-degree sexual misconduct and inappropriate communication with a minor, following her arrest in April 2023.
She would plead guilty to both charges, as the teacher admitted to sneaking the student into the apartment, which she shared with her husband.
The teacher was based in Spokane, Washington, at the time, and despite the case, she is still with her partner.
While McKenna wasn't given jail time, she must register as a sex offender for ten years, while also serving a year of probation and a two-year suspended sentence.
New messages have now resurfaced, over two years on from the teacher's sentencing, back in April 2024.
"Hotness" texts unveiled
McKenna's texts to the 17-year-old featured several inappropriate claims, and more claims have unravelled recently.
The Daily Mail has discovered more details about her crimes via a records request made to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office.
One of these involved the teacher admitting that her husband, Kyle Kindred, warned her about her "hot" looks and how they may cause issues at work.
She also complained about her husband, who is still living with her, in detail.
When asked by the student if her husband got "mad" at her, the teacher replied: "Haha not like mad mad, more like 'you need to be careful. You're hot and kids know it and you can get in trouble if you're not careful,'" according to police records.
This would come to the fore in November 2022, with the teacher have a "sex marathon" with the 17-year-old in question, in her marital bed while Kyle was away on a hunting trip out of town.
The teenager's mother would report the sexual encounter to the police just one month after it unfolded.
The teacher complained about her husband
McKenna sent many texts to the boy, a student at Central Valley High School, about her husband.
The police files revealed that she complained to the teen about her bad mood, writing: "I'm not grumpy till he gets home. So you help me more than you know."
She then went on to explain a petty argument she'd had with Kyle that took place once he arrived home, telling him she was glad she was being "pleasant tonight and not grumpy with me."
Apparently, she and Kyle argued until he suggested that they go to Wendy's for dinner, as she wrote: "So we got there and I said 'don't order yet, I don't know what I want', and then he started ordering and so then he was like 'what do you want?'
"And I said 'I have no clue! I said wait a minute', and he said 'okay drama, what do you want', then I said 'nothing, I'll eat something at home.'"
She ended up going home without eating, according to the texts.













