Tonya Craft, the Georgia kindergarten teacher who was accused of 22 criminal counts of child molestation has been found not guilty on all charges
After two days of deliberation, the Catoosa County Superior Court jury found 37-year-old Craft not guilt on all charges.
In a previous post on the Tonya Craft trial we reported that the charges against her included 10 counts of child molestation, 6 counts of aggravated sexual battery and 6 counts of aggravated child molestation. Craft has maintained her innocence since she was arrested in June, 2008.
She told NBC’s Today Show that “her whole heart was stolen” by the ordeal and the verdict only gave her back half. Craft lost custody of her two children after her arrest in 2008.
“Until I get my children, I won’t have my heart back,” she said. Craft has lost her job, her children and her home since she was first accused of the charges.
