BREAKING: School Board special investigator Angela Corey completes Hope McMath investigation, will pursue death penalty.

Jacksonville, FL — After a monthlong investigation into inappropriate comments made by DCPS teacher Hope McMath, School Board special investigator Angela Corey presented her findings to the press in a 20-page investigative report.

She has started that she will pursue the death penalty in the case:

"The comments about Charlie Kirk were just the begining; my team and I found TONS of social media posts that are unbecoming of a teacher, or anyone else who works with children. Because of our findings, I have recommended that the school board execute Ms. McMath."

Our School Law reporter asked Ms. Corey "Don't you believe the death penalty is a bit disproportionate to the offense?"

Corey: Look, I was asked to investigate the claims and decide if McMath's actions warranted termination, and my findings indicate that this monster needs to be executed.

Reporter: Ms. Corey, by termination, I believe they meant whether or not she should be fired.

Corey: Yes, like a firing squad.

Reporter: No, like losing her job.

She turned and looked to Superintendent Bernier and Board Chair Joyce, who confirmed that the school board can not execute a teacher.

"So what the hell am I doing here?" asked Corey before throwing the report in the air and storming off.

At press time, Vice-Chair April Carney was pleading with the Chairwoman to hear Ms. Corey out.