Two People Go to Prison for Crimes Against Children

May 15, 2026, 17:51
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Introduction

Two people must go to prison. They had bad pictures and videos of children.

Main Body

Shane Stouffer is 46 years old. He lived in Ohio. Police found 158 videos and 43 pictures of children on his computer. He will go to prison for 20 years. Shane had other crimes in the past. He hurt people in 1999 and 2014. Another man, Daniel Dobies, also did bad things. He will go to court in June. Aisha Khan is 40 years old. She lived in North Carolina. She made and sent bad videos of a child in 2021. Many police groups worked together to find her. She will go to prison for more than 21 years.

Conclusion

Both people will stay in prison for a long time.

Learning

πŸ•’ Talking About the Past vs. Future

In this story, we see two very clear ways to talk about time. This is the key to moving from A1 to A2.

1. Things that already happened (Past) We add -ed to the action word to show it is finished.

  • Live β†’\rightarrow Lived
  • Work β†’\rightarrow Worked

Example: "She lived in North Carolina." (She is not there now).

2. Things that will happen (Future) We use the word will before the action word.

  • Go β†’\rightarrow will go
  • Stay β†’\rightarrow will stay

Example: "He will go to prison." (This happens later).

Quick Contrast:

  • Past: "He hurt people" β†’\rightarrow It is over.
  • Future: "He will go to court" β†’\rightarrow It is coming.

Vocabulary Learning

prison (n.)
A place where people are kept as punishment for breaking the law.
Example:He will go to prison for twenty years.
police (n.)
The group of people who enforce the law and keep people safe.
Example:The police found the videos on his computer.
videos (n.)
Recordings of moving pictures that can be watched.
Example:Police found 158 videos of children.
pictures (n.)
Still photographs taken with a camera.
Example:He had 43 pictures of children.
children (n.)
Young people who are not adults.
Example:The videos showed children playing.
court (n.)
A place where judges decide legal cases.
Example:He will go to court in June.
years (n.)
A period of time measured in 365 days.
Example:He will be in prison for 20 years.
computer (n.)
An electronic device used to store and process information.
Example:The videos were on his computer.
hurt (v.)
To cause pain or injury to someone.
Example:He hurt people in 1999.
groups (n.)
Several people working together.
Example:Many police groups worked together to find her.