Parents were notified by Tulsa School District officials that an investigation was underway into allegations that a pornographic video had been shot in an elementary school library.
A video showing two adults having sex in a public school library was posted to the X social media platform, formerly known as Twitter, prompting the letter to be sent to parents of students at Eisenhower International. In the video, there were no kids.
The library in the video had the same features as the elementary school library, including a very unique stained glass painting depicting the school’s mascot, two dolphins.
A worried parent forwarded the video to KOKI-TV. They contrast the features of the room in the video with those of the elementary school library in their news report.
The parents’ letter merely stated that an investigation was being conducted and acknowledged the claim.
“We were just made aware of this. “Although deeply unsettling, we are presently unable to verify or recognize the place or person(s) depicted in the social media post referenced in this article (or the approximate time it was captured),” the correspondence stated.
They said, “Tulsa Public Schools Campus Police are looking into this and will cooperate with any other law enforcement authorities as needed.”
According to KOKI, the individual who shared the video on social media claimed that an employee who was working after hours had granted them access to the room.
Parents of students at the school expressed their love for the institution to a KOKI reporter, but they were upset with the person who took the video. They also desired greater openness regarding the investigation from school administrators.
Regarding the district letter, one mother remarked, “It raised more questions than it answered. From what I could see in the email, it just stated that an inappropriate video was sent in and didn’t specify if it was sent by adults or children.”
The video has been removed from the social media post that was originally posted.