Female Sexual

Has there ever been a case of a female sexual offender/pedophile?

So i’m watching that NBC Dateline programme…on MSNBC (duh) and all the men that are being caught are men. And in all the cases of pedophileness that i’ve seen or heard about have all been men. So i was wondering if there have been any cases of female sexual offenders? Or any female rapists? How were they charged? and was it easy to find the evidence of female rapists?

Only 10 women were found guilty of sex offences; seven of these were for sex offences against children.
(New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research 1998b, pp. 28-32, 76-80.)

http://www.secasa.com.au/index.php/survivors/1022/383/6

For more about female offenders see

http://www.aic.gov.au/crime_community/demographicgroup/youngpeople/females.aspx

and Offending women: Conversations with workers

http://www.secasa.com.au/index.php/workers/25/33

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