Woman faces jail for 'rewarding' teens with sex
A 42-year-old British woman who 'rewarded' two teenagers the 'opportunity' to have sex with her for smashing up her love rival's car is facing jail.
Davina Travi, from resort town Bournemouth of southwest England's Dorset county, broke down in tears as she was ordered by a judge to sign on the sex offenders' register after being found guilty of having illegal sex with the boys, the Daily Mail reported.
The mother-of-five had 'groomed' the schoolboys aged 13 and 14 before she 'struck a deal' with them after being dumped by her boyfriend for another woman.
Travi told the two teenagers she would have sex with them if they smashed up Stacey Allright's Peugeot 306 car. And she kept her word after they returned to her, carrying the car number plate as proof.
Travi denied charges of having sexual activity with a child under the age of 16 but was found guilty after a two-week trial.
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