Elementary school staff accused of sexually abusing a teenager sent offensive text message to another student: “He's too young for that”

A former Wisconsin elementary school employee already accused of sexually assaulting an underage teenager is facing new charges for allegedly trying to get two more boys to have sex with her.

Anna Marie Crocker, 33, allegedly sent a 13-year-old Kenosha County boy several inappropriate messages — including videos of herself performing an unidentified sex act, according to Fox 6 Milwaukee.

The boy told police he opened the message because he thought she had sent a “training video.”

The victim was also scared because he had heard that she was going to rape another teenager, the station said.

He never responded to her message – he was “too young for that” – and instead told a school staff member about the offensive requests from the teaching assistant at Riverview Elementary.

Officers later found videos on Crocker's phone that matched the description the boy had given them, prosecutors said.

It also emerged the pair allegedly exchanged more than 200 messages after she added him on Snapchat in September – some of which included photos and videos.

Police also found another inappropriate conversation in Crocker's Snapchat story, this time with a 16-year-old boy she added on Oct. 9 – a day before her arrest, the station said.

These messages allegedly showed that she was trying to lure the teenager into having sex with her, even setting October 11 as the date.

But that never happened because she was already behind bars at the time, Fox said.

A few days later, on October 14, the Silver Lake-Salem School District fired her for the heinous acts.

Crocker, who started with the district as a substitute in 2020 before going full-time the following year, is already involved in a sexual assault case in which she allegedly molested a 13-year-old boy at a sleepover last winter.

The victim told police he was sleeping in the basement when Crocker woke him up, took off his pants and attacked him.

The sex act, which was witnessed by the other children, was not consensual and the then 12-year-old tried to push her away several times.

But she didn't listen, the station said.

She later allegedly wrote to him saying she was sorry for “what happened in the basement” and that he couldn’t mention it to anyone.

But that wasn't it – there was another alleged incident, this time involving Crocker having an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old boy.

The two exchanged sexual messages and photos on Snapchat, and she sexually assaulted him in a parking lot in August, Fox said.

Police later found a sex video of the teenager on her cell phone, which investigators said she also sent to another student at the victim's school.

Crocker was charged with first-degree child sexual abuse, possession of child pornography and sexual exploitation of a child in the first case.

Her new charges included exposing genitals, exposing a child to harmful materials, enticing children and exposing a child to harmful descriptions, Fox said.

She is being held in the Kenosha County Jail on $500,000 bail, the station said.

Her next hearing is November 22nd.