[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by lorilorilori

how about a drug dealers list ? drunk driving list ? animal abusers list ?
care givers who steal list ? bad doctors list ? and the list goes on and one......

Don't forget the "uses other people's yards to pee and poo their dog" list.

(Bait?)

[scooterstang]

I worked with a guy at the post office in Mpls Mn. He was a super nice guy and even helped me move not once but twice. Always nice to my two daughters. I sold him my fishing boat so he could take his new wife and grandkids fishing. One day I was in the post office breakroom and everyone was talking about the truck driver that got caught viewing child porn in the cab of his truck! They then went to his house and found a ton of child porn,and they even found out that thru investagations that he had molested several family members. Made me sick to my stomach because we were close! He called me from St Cloud prison but i declined the call. He got 50yrs no parole and he was only 2 months from retiring at the time. Karma has it's way of getting you in the end!

[fishon]

Sex offenders have a unique experience in prison.

[Worldseries27]

I'll wait for the jury verdict/ confession.
His presumption of innocence is what protects us all

[kendi]

Originally Posted by Caymus

He will join the list.

Registered sex offenders in The Villages, Florida - crimes listed, registry-based, living in this city

Sumter County sheriff’s site has a more complete list of registered sex offenders. It has the offenders close to but not in TV and from what I can see TV site missed a few villagers South of the turnpike.

[JoelJohnson]

On 11/22/2021 Earl Knight on St Andrews was convicted of child porn (he had videos of the teenage granddaughters). He got a 5 year sentence (reduced to 40 months) of probation. His wife posted his bail. I am very disappointed by my friends that still hang out with this guy, they play golf, go to lunch/dinner and even hang out at Spanish Springs to listen to the music at night.

[Keefelane66]

Originally Posted by JoelJohnson

On 11/22/2021 Earl Knight on St Andrews was convicted of child porn (he had videos of the teenage granddaughters). He got a 5 year sentence (reduced to 40 months) of probation. His wife posted his bail. I am very disappointed by my friends that still hang out with this guy, they play golf, go to lunch/dinner and even hang out at Spanish Springs to listen to the music at night.

You can be proud of your morals.

[NoMo50]

Originally Posted by Worldseries27

I'll wait for the jury verdict/ confession.
His presumption of innocence is what protects us all

In the final analysis, "innocent until proven guilty" is a jury instruction. All verbiage around that concept, be it in the Constitution or State/Federal statutes, is simply placing upon the government the burden of proving guilt. The police do not arrest people they "presume" are innocent. Prosecutors do not bring charges against people they "presume" are innocent. But, in our justice system, which is the best there is, it remains the responsibility of the State to make the case.

When it comes to child pornography investigations, police and prosecutors have an awesome array of tools at their disposal that allows them to make their cases virtually iron clad. Yes...the State still has to prove their case, but most defendants in these types of investigations plead guilty, once confronted with the mountain of evidence. For this particular guy, life as he knew it is over.

[Veiragirl]

Originally Posted by birdawg

Post his picture at the local mail center so everyone knows to watch their children

There are idiots everywhere.

[Veiragirl]

Originally Posted by Warren

The front page is reserved for politicians.

As long as it favors the Morse's views. The whole paper is like that

[Eg_cruz]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Don't forget the "uses other people's yards to pee and poo their dog" list.

(Bait?)

Funny

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by JoelJohnson

On 11/22/2021 Earl Knight on St Andrews was convicted of child porn (he had videos of the teenage granddaughters). He got a 5 year sentence (reduced to 40 months) of probation. His wife posted his bail. I am very disappointed by my friends that still hang out with this guy, they play golf, go to lunch/dinner and even hang out at Spanish Springs to listen to the music at night.

what a position for YOU to be in. i'd stay as far away as possible, lest someone seeing him speaking to you. i'd be mortified.

[JoelJohnson]

Originally Posted by PugMom

what a position for YOU to be in. i'd stay as far away as possible, lest someone seeing him speaking to you. i'd be mortified.

Yes, I will never speak to him again (or my former friend).
The sad thing is that I thought of him as a friend. I never saw anything that would indicate he was like this.

[wisbad1]

Originally Posted by Caymus

He will join the list.

Registered sex offenders in The Villages, Florida - crimes listed, registry-based, living in this city

This is not the state website, it’s one that you have to pay for

[Johnsocat]

Originally Posted by NoMo50

In the final analysis, "innocent until proven guilty" is a jury instruction. All verbiage around that concept, be it in the Constitution or State/Federal statutes, is simply placing upon the government the burden of proving guilt. The police do not arrest people they "presume" are innocent. Prosecutors do not bring charges against people they "presume" are innocent. But, in our justice system, which is the best there is, it remains the responsibility of the State to make the case.

When it comes to child pornography investigations, police and prosecutors have an awesome array of tools at their disposal that allows them to make their cases virtually iron clad. Yes...the State still has to prove their case, but most defendants in these types of investigations plead guilty, once confronted with the mountain of evidence. For this particular guy, life as he knew it is over.

It absolutely amazes me that there is no mandated registration for murderers. Life as they knew it continues under the umbrella of anonymity.