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 Rachel Lehnardt, 35, of Evans, Ga., was charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in connection with a recent party at her home near Augusta. (Photo: Columbia County Sheriff's Office) 
 
 A 35-year-old Georgia mother has lost custody of her five children after being arrested for allegedly hosting a party for her teenage daughter and partaking of booze, pot, sex, a hot tub and naked Twister. 
 
 Rachel Lehnardt was charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for the party at her home in Evans, an Augusta suburb. She was arrested Monday after her new Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor alerted the Columbia County Sheriff's Office on Saturday following a meeting with Lehnardt, according to the investigation report. 
 
 The sponsor said Lehnardt, who is divorcing her husband, an Iraq war veteran, told her she had lost custody of the children — ages 4, 6, 8, 10 and 16 — at an emergency hearing April 6 after he learned about the recent party. The sheriff's report did not indicate when it occurred. 
 
 The children were with their father one night when the 16-year-old daughter texted her mother to ask if she and some friends could come over "to party," according to the sponsor's account. 
 
 "Come on, let's party," Lehnardt replied. 
 
 The teens drank alcohol and smoked marijuana, Lehnardt said she joined them playing naked Twister, her sponsor told investigators. She then had sex in the bathroom with an 18-year-old boy, the report said. 
 
 The sponsor said Lenhardt later recounted waking up at 3:30 a.m. to discover her daughter's 16-year-old boyfriend having sex with her. 
 
 He is not facing charges because "there is no evidence of rape" because Lehnardt "refuses to discuss the case," Capt. Steve Morris told the New York Daily News. 
 
 Lehnardt, who works in an Augusta bridal shop, had been attending a sexual-addiction workshop at her local Mormon church, the sponsor added. 
 
 She was released after posting a $3,200 bond. 
 
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 The crazy night began after Rachel Lehnardt's 16-year-old daughter texted her asking if she could bring friends over "to party," according to a Columbia County Sheriff's Office report. 
 
 "Come on, let's party," the 35-year-old mother of five replied. 
 
 Lehnardt provided weed and alcohol to the partying teens at her Evans home before joining them in a game of naked Twister, the sponsor told authorities. 
 
 The former Mormon Sunday school teacher found an 18-year-old to have a private game with and the two snuck off to a bathroom to have sex, according to the sheriff's report. 
 
 The bridal shop employee was still "horny," so she brought her sex toys into the living room and used them in front of the group, according to the police report. 
 
 "The party continued" in Lehnardt's hot tub before Lenhardt passed out in her bed, the report said. 
 
 She woke up around 3:30 a.m. to find her daughter's well-endowed 16-year-old boyfriend having sex with her, the sponsor said. 
 
 "Her daughter 'felt guilty' because the 16-year-old was 10-inches long and huge, and if she had been able to take it he wouldn't have needed to rape her mother," the sponsor said. 
 
 The boy is not facing a rape charge because "there is no evidence of rape," since Lehnardt "refuses to discuss the case," Captain Steve Morris told the Daily News. 
 
 A source close to Lehnardt said the alleged rape made her realize that her drinking, which she started doing when she separated from her husband in November, was a problem. 
 
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 The raucous party also forced Lehnardt to lose custody of her children, ages 4, 6, 8, 10 and 16, on April 6, the sponsor said. 
 
 Growing up in the Mormon Church, Lehnardt never touched a drop of alcohol before her husband of 15 years came back from a deployment to Iraq with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and anger issues in 2010, the source said. 
 
 "People who have never drunk a day in their life tend not to know how to handle their alcohol," the source said. 
 
 The party made Lehnardt decide to go sober, and four days later, she met with a woman in Alcoholics Anonymous who she knew from her Mormon church. She spilled the salacious details and reportedly admitted to showing photos of her having sex with her boyfriend to her 16-year-old daughter. 
 
 The sponsor, who "struggled" to look like she wasn't judging Lehnardt during the tale, reported the rager to police Friday. 
 
 Lehnardt was arrested on two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was released on $3,200 bond, Morris said. 
 
 “Just when you think you’ve seen everything or heard everything, we find that we haven’t,” Morris said. 
 
 Her attorney, Shawn P. Hammond, told the Daily News that some of the accusations "were exaggerated." 
 
 "It's a difficult situation for the entire family," Hammond said. "This mom is attempting to accept responsibility for her conduct and will do everything in her power to make amends to the public and her children and will never allow this conduct to be repeated." 
 
 Lehnardt plans to attend counseling and will continue to attend AA meetings, he said. 
 
 Sign up for BREAKING NEWS Emails privacy policy Thanks for subscribing! ||||| An Evans woman opened up to her Alcoholic Anonymous sponsor and ended up in jail based partly on what she revealed about an underage party and sex romp at her home, according to authorities. 
 
 Rachel Lenhardt, 35, was charged Monday with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for allegedly providing marijuana and alcohol to minors at her home on Whitney Pass in Evans. 
 
 The sponsor told investigators that she was recently asked to help Lenhardt, so she asked her over for coffee on April 10 to talk about Lenhardt’s plans for sobriety and such. 
 
 Lenhardt informed her she was four days sober since April 6 when she lost custody of her five children ages 4, 6, 8, 10 and 16. Lenhardt told her that an emergency hearing was conducted this month when her kids were taken away from her due to an incident that occurred at her house. 
 
 According to a sheriff’s report, Lenhardt gave her sponsor this account of the party: 
 
 Her kids were with their father one night when her 16-year-old daughter texted her and asked if her and some friends could come over “to party.” Lenhardt replied “come on, let`s party.” Lenhardt allowed her teen daughter and her friends to smoke marijuana and drink her alcohol in her home. The group of minors and her played naked Twister in the living room. 
 
 Lenhardt had sex with an 18 year old in the bathroom while the others continued to play Twister. Lenhardt told her sponsor she was still “horny” afterward so she brought her sex toys out in the living room and began to use them on herself in front of the group. 
 
 The group and Lenhardt then got in her hot tub naked where the party continued. Lenhardt said she was asleep in her bed and woke up around 3:30 a.m. when she felt someone having sex with her. She thought it was the 18-year-old but realized it was her daughter’s 16-year-old boyfriend. The daughter later told her mother that she felt guilty because the boyfriend’s 10-inch penis was too large for her and he needed to have sex instead with the mother. 
 
 Lenhardt also told her sponsor that she had shown her daughter pornographic photos, including photos of her and her current boyfriend having sex. 
 
 The sponsor told investigators that Lenhardt has opened up about being a sexual deviant and porn addict. 
 
 Sheriff’s Capt. Steve Morris said this week’s arrest of Lenhardt is based partially on the account given to them by the AA sponsor. He said no sexual crime charges were being filed because 16 is the legal age of consent. ||||| Mom, daughter arrested for Naples house party Updated: Tuesday, March 25, 2014 4:12 PM EDT 
 
 Police investigating complaints of a loud party arrested an 18-year-old woman and her 56-year-old mother - who said she was out of town, but was found hiding in a bedroom at the home. 
 
 Officers pulled up to the house at 540 Starboard Drive in Naples shortly after 12 a.m. Tuesday. They said they immediately saw a number of people going inside, locking the doors and turning off the lights as the officers walked up. 
 
 Investigators say the 18-year-old, later identified as Mariel Weinand came out of the house to talk to an officer. They say she was extremely intoxicated and had to be held up by two other females. 
 
 The teen reportedly told officers the house belonged to her mother, and the elder Weinand was out of town. 
 
 Police were able to reach Carolyn Weinand by cell phone. She said she was not in Naples and was unaware her daughter was having a party. 
 
 Carolyn Weinand gave officers permission to enter the home and get everyone out, according to the arrest report. 
 
 Investigators say they found alcohol scattered throughout the property and a small amount of marijuana outside. 
 
 
 
 Inside, the officers found people all over - in various rooms, closets and other hiding places in the house. 
 
 They say one of the people they found hiding in a bedroom was Carolyn Weinand. 
 
 When officers asked if she was the same person they'd just talked to on the phone, she said she was. 
 
 This time, Carolyn Weinand told officers she was aware of the party and thought she was keeping all her daughter's friends safe by having the party there and not allowing them to drive after drinking. 
 
 Police say she admitted to knowing there was alcohol, but did not admit to buying it for the underage drinkers. 
 
 Neighbors are shocked Weinand would allow the party. 
 
 "I can't believe that she would say that because it is wrong, absolutely wrong - to raise children that way," said Peggy Stockwood, who lives in the area. 
 
 
 
 Officers called the parents of all the juveniles at the house to have them pick up their children. Those over 18 were allowed to leave with a sober person who was not present at the house party, according to police. 
 
 Carolyn Weinand was charged with one count of having an open house party and 26 counts of selling, giving or serving alcohol to a person under 21. 
 
 Mariel Weinand was charged with one count of having an open house party.
– A Georgia woman who decided she needed to stop drinking was arrested after telling her Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor the reason why. According to an arrest report, the sponsor went to the cops after Rachel Lenhardt confessed to allowing her 16-year-old daughter and her daughter's friends to party at her house, where she supplied weed and alcohol, joined a game of naked Twister, had sex with an 18-year-old, then played with her sex toys in front of the group. The 35-year-old, who lives in suburban Georgia, told the sponsor that because of the party, she had lost custody of the teen and another four children—ages 4, 6, 8, and 10—who were with their father that night, USA Today reports. Lenhardt was charged on Monday with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, reports Augusta Crime. Lenhardt also told her sponsor that she woke up the night of the party to find her daughter's 16-year-old boyfriend having sex with her. He is not being charged because she "refuses to discuss the case," a police spokesman tells the New York Daily News. According to the arrest report, Lenhardt's sponsor said she was put in touch with her by a friend who went to the same sex-addiction group at a local church. A source tells the Daily News that Lenhardt, a former Sunday school teacher who was raised in the Mormon church, didn't start drinking until last fall when she separated from her husband, an Iraq vet who came back with PTSD and anger issues. "People who have never drunk a day in their life tend not to know how to handle their alcohol," the source says.