A babysitter sexually assaulted an 11-month-old child before sending photographs of the assault to her boyfriend , according to authorities . Ashley Virginia Dack , 29 , and Patrick Schuneman , 37 , were arrested last week after another friend , whom Dack had told about the assaults , went to the Harris County Sheriff 's Office in Texas . The friend took text messages from Dack 's phone after she asked him to charge it for her and when he went to authorities last October , they executed search warrants on the couple 's homes . After seizing an iPhone from one of the homes they discovered horrifying messages , investigators said , according to Click2Houston . Arrested : Ashley Virginia Dack , left , and her boyfriend Patrick Schuneman , right , allegedly sexually abused children and sent each other text messages plotting or describing the attacks , investigators said . In one exchange on August 30 , 2012 , Dack described ' a little girl at lunch with blonde pig tails ' and said she wished he had been waiting in the car so she could bring him the child . 'Would love that , ' he responded . Dack allegedly then detailed how they would hold the girl down , saying : 'No one could hear her if we were in my car . ' In another text message in 2013 , Dack sent her boyfriend an image showing her inappropriately touching an 11-month-old child , to which Schuneman responded : 'Incredible ... Thank you . ' Investigators found the mother of the child and learned that Dack had been looking after the 11-month-old the same day the pictures and texts were sent , Click2Houston reported . She and Schuneman conspired to sexually abuse children and photograph their exploits for their sexual gratification , investigators said . The couple has now been charged with super aggravated sexual assault of a child and sexual performance by a child under the age of 14 . Dack is being held on a $ 350,000 bond , while the court declined bond for Schuneman .
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