S1 E6: Stranger Danger
Update: 2016-10-04
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In the 1970s and early '80s, missing children weren't considered a policing priority. You couldn't even enter missing child information into the FBI's national crime database. But that changed quickly.
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Shouldn't even once commit a sex crime and you wouldn't be in that predicament. I don't feel sorry for pedophiles and sex offenders, they can all rot in my opinion!
What the??? Why is this reporter empathizing with convicted pedophiles??? I’m not listening to this or recommending
Those LAWS will affect him for the rest of his life??? I'm sure their victims will be sorry to hear that...
Give me a break! These Pedophiles are complaining that life is hard because they have to register as a set offender, especially this guy she interviewed. If he actually met up with the two under aged girls then what? He wouldn't have been sorry. What of the harm he would have caused...could have caused? They want their cake and eat it too. The message is...STAY AWAY FROM OUR KIDS!!!
Are you kidding me? This went from investigating a death of a boy by a sex offender to “poor sex offenders can’t find a place to live”? Done with this podcast on episode 6!
Are you kidding me? This went from investigating a death of a boy by a sex offender to “poor sex offenders can’t find a place to live”? Done with this podcast on episode 6!
Gosh! Poor Marco!! Not. Though I agree that some people on the registry may not belong there, he definitely does. I don't feel sorry for him in the least.
Being a survivor that has spent 45 years recovering from 10 different men sexually abusing me from 3 to 17 years old I find your opinions during This season 1 episode 6 segment ignorant and unacceptable for me to contribute by listening to your Podcast any longer. You need to be interviewing people that have had this experience before you give opinions or even look like you're giving opinion on giving a fuck.about where sexual offenders live. Victimes, is working to be survivors, working to be conquerors of what these men have done do it all of their lives and I am supposed to feel sorry that they to have it can't find a place to live easily. Fuck that.
Quit listening after episode 6. We are our children's voices. I don't agree with using this forum to give Jacob and his family a voice, then inserting in the middle, an episode expressing the struggles and concerns offenders are having. That should be a whole other podcast.
whoa guys I don't think the investigative reporter is feeling sorry for the sex offender she is investigating all sides of the registry laws and the effects of the law on everyone including the offender it's just one side of the whole main point of the episode. I think she's staying on the non biased side like a good investigative reporter unlike most.
of course sex offenders shouldn't live near schools and day care centers! how does this not make sense to the reporter? poor pedophile, can't find a place to live... gimme a break, you suffer the consequences
a stranger tried to kidnapped me when i was 14 thank goodness i was able to get away. if it happened to you personally you may have a differant view.
So... no one listen the part that you can get in the registry for pee outdoors? wow
Really enjoying this Podcast until they seemed to be defending or feeling sorry for sex offenders. If you want to be able to live wherever you want, don't commit sex offences. And "forced homelessness" Marcos? No one FORCED you to commit a sec offense to get on the registry. YOU did that! Our children's rights are more important than those of someone who hurts or attempts to hurt or exploit them.
Editing stinks, parts are completely cut out in most of the episodes. Really compelling story so parts being cut out is really disappointing.
Are sex offenders against children nice sweet people whose rights are more important than the rights of those children they have ruined? can they EVER do enough time or be punished enough for what they've done? how about those children? do you think they will EVER be right again?
I was really enjoying this series until she started defending child molestors! typical of today's liberal minds.....defending the criminal above the rest of us! That Mario guy said the laws do not serve any purpose, is he fucking high? They serve a very important purpose! They are protecting our children from people like him! In my opinion, if you sexually abuse a child you deserve life in prison without parole, or better yet the death penalty! And no sitting on death row for 30 years.....if you are found guilty you go straight to the chair.
Sex offenders have less than 1 % of changing. No matter what their punishment or rehabiltation. Patty did not grow up with one so I understand her empathy. I suggest she look at the stats. Honestly, because of this, I believe they should get the death penalty. It would kill their disease and give them peace.
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So, I enjoyed the podcast until the 6th episode. I do not feel sorry for anyone charged with a sexual crime. Marco was going to meet up with teenage girls to have sex with them and he feels he is being punished still? Absolutely! Look at the recidivism rate for sex offenders and ask yourself why these laws haven't been eased.