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Drunken Sex Conviction: Ex-Mayor Refuses to Apologize


Louisiana
Ex-Mayor Defiant …
After Conviction for Drunk Sex With Teen

Published
March 4, 2026
10:16 AM PST

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Misty Roberts — the former mayor of a small Louisiana town who was convicted of having carnal knowledge of a juvenile — is not happy with how her trial turned out … because she still says she did nothing wrong.

Misty’s lawyer Todd Clemons tells TMZ … Misty is “very, very disappointed” in yesterday’s verdict.

Clemons said … “At this particular point, there’s no apology that I’m gonna give on her behalf,” adding while Misty respects the jury, she plans to appeal their verdict.

As for her April sentencing … Clemons tells us, Misty maintains her innocence and they’re going to do everything in their power to convince the judge not to send her to prison.

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Clemons says Misty was an excellent mayor and is an excellent mother … and they’re prepared to make a case to the judge that Misty doesn’t need to be incarcerated.

As we reported … Misty’s victim testified her son — a friend of his — saw them having drunken sex in their home during a pool party.

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The 43-year-old former mayor was found guilty on two felony charges of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and indecent behavior with a juvenile. She faces up to 17 years in prison when she’s sentenced on April 17.

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