A married teacher allegedly forced teenage boys to wear masks from the movie Scream and had group sex with them.
Brittany Fortinberry, 31, spent $600 on the masks and other purchases for the boys and threatened to kill herself if they told anyone, according to court documents obtained by WTHR.
She faced charges in late February for allegedly having sex with a 15-year-old boy, but five more victims have since come forward.
Some of the victims were reportedly as young as 13.
A 13-year-old middle school boy claimed that Fortinberry drugged him and had sex with him, and would do the same to his friends at her house in Indiana.
Another student said that Fortinberry paid the boys $100 to $800 for pictures of their genitals.
Fortinberry is accused of exchanging sexual favors to get things for the victims and having sex with one boy she asked to babysit her kids.
One victim claimed that Fortinberry would attempt to have sex with the boys after tucking her children in to bed.
When the boys declined to have sex with Fortinberry, she would tell them to ‘just let it happen’, one of the victims told police.
The teens said Fortinberry would send them nude and promiscuous photos and video clips on Snapchat and the Session app.
An investigation by the Department of Child Services led to more parents learning about the violations.
Fortinberry has been hit with 10 counts child molestation, eight counts of disseminating harmful matter to a minor, five counts of contributing to a minor’s delinquency, and a count of sexual misconduct with a minor.
That is in addition to charges she already faced – three counts of sexual misconduct with a minor, a count of disseminating harmful matter to a minor and a count of contributing to a minor’s delinquency.
One parent told cops that Fortinberry’s husband, Nicholas, was aware of what she was doing and ‘threatened to slaughter (the teen) in front of her if he came forward’. He has been charged with intimidation and failure to report.
Fortinberry taught some of the alleged victims while teaching at Eminence High School in Morgan County and left the job in August 2024. She previously worked as a substitute teacher for the Metropolitan School District of Martinsville until January 2024.
