Alcoholic mum plays naked Twister with her daughter, 16, and her friends – then claims she was raped by teenager

A FORMER Mormon school teacher played naked Twister while drunk with her 16-year-old daughter’s friends – and claims she was raped by her child’s boyfriend.

Rachel Lehnardt, 36, of Evans, Georgia, was slapped with six years of probation and a $600 fine after being found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

The alcoholic mum, who was arrested last April, allowed her teen daughter and her friends to drink booze, smoke cannabis and play a naked sex game in her home.

Lehnardt, who was raised as a strict Mormon, allegedly romped with a 18-year-old teen in a toilet following the nude-Twister contest.

She then reportedly masturbated with sex toys in front of her teenage guests because she was still ‘horny’ following her drunken bathroom tryst.

The mother-of-five then claims she woke up to find a 16-year-old boy with a 10 inch penis raping her.

When the divorcee told her AA sponsor about the episode, she was reported to the authorities.

And when her teen daughter’s paternal grandparents learned about the controversy, she lost custody of her five children.

Her four other kids were staying with their father at the time of the party.

The boy who allegedly raped the 36-year-old mum was her daughter’s boyfriend according to Lehnardt's lawyer.

Augusta Crime reports that the teen girl “felt guilty because the boyfriend’s 10 inch penis was too large for her and he needed to have sex instead with the mother.”

Last year, Sheriff’s Office spokesman Captain Steve Morris said no charges were pending against the 16-year-old boy.

Lehnardt did not face any charges relating to her toilet romp as her partner was 18-years-old and above the age of consent which is 16 in Georgia.

Following her mum’s arrest, her daughter defended her on Twitter saying:  “Everyone makes mistakes.

“Yes my mom was arrested,' she added. 'Yes she made some mistakes.

“Yes she is an alcoholic. Yea I've f***ed up too. But nobody deserves this s***. So stop."

Lehnardt defended her actions in a statement issued through her lawyer Shawn Hammond.

He said: “Mrs. Lehnardt acknowledges that due to recent alcohol abuse she engaged in several acts of inappropriate conduct.

“Although, many of the allegations are exaggerated, she is extremely remorseful for what she allowed to occur in her presence and is obtaining professional and pastoral counselling to ensure that this conduct is never repeated.”

The statement also added that Lehnart was a life-long follower of Mormonism and had never drank booze until her split with her husband James in 2014.

Her former spouse, who she married in 2000, allegedly suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in the Iraq war.

After her marriage split, she started hitting the bottle and left the church where she had worked as a Sunday school teacher.

Her lawyer added that his client had since returned to the Mormon church.

He said: “Mrs. Lehnardt has recommitted herself to her faith and her family.

“She is hopeful that her children, members of her faith and others will learn from her poor example as to just how easy it is for people to exercise such extremely poor judgement while intoxicated.”

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