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The following is a cut and paste, so I am attributing the source here.We are really glad this is getting the media attention it is. It’s time to start prosecuting the REAL predators!   Florida police lured innocent men into online sex stings and seized their property, records show Travis Gettys 05 Jan 2015 at 13:41 ET Police posed as

Today’s Washington Post features a story titled, “The prince and the sex offender: Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein’s mysterious relationship“. The article points out that last week British Prince Andrew was named in a Federal Lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein alleging some involvement in underage prostitution. Setting aside the merits of the allegation, it’s interesting to note how the article slams

Here’s the scenario… An 18 year old and 15 year old are at a party. The two know each other for five months. The 18 year old gives the 15 year old a ride home from the party and as teenagers sometimes do… one thing leads to another… and they have sex. Only, in this case, the 18 year old

This is the latest in a series from investigative reporter Noah Pransky. FAC Applauds the efforts of Mr. Pransky in uncovering a horrible injustice that has been taking place in our State for years. For a long time we’ve been hearing complaints from members who have indicated they were on Adult Sites seeking relationships with another Adult, where practically out

Lake Monroe, FL— December 30, 2014.  News of the Florida legislature potentially restoring felons who have completed their full sentences right to vote is encouraging.  However, the exclusion of those who fall under the broad label of “sex offender” is a distinct failure not only to the reformed person and their family, but to the public in general. The label

A warning to anyone using social media, including Facebook. A federal judge in New York ruled that law enforcement can set up fake profiles on social media for the purpose of looking into your friends, photos and whatever you chose to post online. A criminal defendant was caught when undercover officers created a fake Instagram account, accepted a “friend request”