OC parents indicted for planting drugs on school volunteer - Los Angeles Times

The Irvine parents accused of conspiring to frame an elementary school parent volunteer for having drugs and get her arrested have been indicted by an Orange County grand jury, prosecutors said Friday.

Kyle Wycliffe Easter, 38, and Jill Bjorkholm Easter, 39, each face one felony count of conspiracy to procure false arrest and charging of the volunteer, false imprisonment and conspiracy to falsely report a crime, according to a statement from the Orange County district attorney's office.

If convicted, each could face a maximum sentence of three years in state prison, prosecutors said. Both are out of custody on $20,000 bail.

Authorities allege that the parents -- both lawyers -- targeted an unnamed woman at the Irvine elementary school where their son was a student. Prosecutors said the couple believed the woman was not properly supervising their son and hatched a scheme against her in retaliation.

Prosecutors said that in the early morning hours of Feb. 16, 2011, Kent Easter drove to the woman's home and placed a bag with Vicodin, Percocet, marijuana and a used marijuana pipe behind the driver's seat of her unlocked vehicle in an easily visible location.