UPDATED: Missing Teacher Cara Dickey & Boy, 14, Found Separately But Questions Still Remain About "Improper Relationship"

UPDATE: Cops Say Hot Blonde Teacher Cara L. Dickey Had Suicide Pact With Eighth Grade Boy, Gave Him Alcohol and Over-the-Counter Drugs, Also Changed Her Hair Color - Well, that's not fair to any of us! How are we going to fairly judge how hot she is if she keeps changing her hair color? At right, a new picture of teacher Cara L. Dickey (with her husband) after she was released on bail last week. Below is an earlier picture of her as a blonde. No word as to why she made the change. Oh, and something about some new charges in the case: false inprisonment, giving the kid booze and pills and then having a suicide pact with him. We still don't understand quite what's going on here, but we're going to pull up a charge and grab some popcorn because this sounds like a good one. (Buffalo News)

EARLIER STORY: Teacher Cara Dickey was suspended earlier this week after the cell phone of a 14-year-old revealed what South Buffalo Charter School officials called "inappropriate messages" between the two. And the, almost immediately, both Dickey and the boy when missing. Eventually he was found at a mall and she asleep in her parked car, but police are still investigating the mother of three to see if anything illegal was going on between her and the boy. At right, the only picture we could find of Cara Dickey.
Here's more from the Buffalo News:

Nicholas G. DeJesus, a South Buffalo Charter School student from West Seneca, had been missing since he left the school on South Park Avenue without permission Monday afternoon.

Teacher Cara Dickey, 29, of Clarence had been escorted from the school after her suspension Monday morning.

School administrators had not heard from either until they were found this morning.

Nicholas was reunited with his family at a Buffalo Police station, while authorities said Dickey was in police custody. It is not clear whether she has been charged with any crime.

"I can't begin to express the excitement, the relief that this student has been found, and that this student is safe," said Cederick Ellis, director of the South Buffalo Charter School.

Ellis provided few details about Dickey's suspension or any possible relationship between the student and teacher.

"What we do know is that the student and the teacher were found separately," Ellis told reporters in a short briefing outside the school. "We have no idea about them being together."