Police are hoping the public.. can lead them to the person responsible for a mass shooting in Louisville over the weekend. That shooting killed a man from Indy.
Charles Jansen was the language arts teacher when the alleged acts with student occurred. He's now accused for alleged acts with a child under 14.According to court documents, one of the alleged victims discussed during marriage counseling what he claimed Jansen did when he was a student. The man's ex-wife claims she learned of three other student victims of Jansen.
Another former student allegedly reported Jansen paying for similar acts back in 2011. When that former student reported it to the school, the court documents claim Jansen's employment was terminated. Court documents claim Jansen was confronted by a person about the alleged acts with former students. The confrontation happened where Jansen worked at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Kokomo and was allegedly recorded. Police claim Jansen did not deny any of the accusations. Police said Jansen could be heard confessing to having several young men put semen in bottles for him, but allegedly said it happened while they were not students.
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