Yeah, agree on the perpretators. The dad was always really, really strict with the one son, the 26 year old, Nathan. Quite often I would see him telling him off in the street.I wouldn't be surprised to learn that some of the perpotrators may have been abused in a similar way as those they've preyed on .
By no way wishing to demean their crimes ,but potentially is a likely driver .
What again is really tragic about this case is again authorities police and prosecutors failed the victims in the early stages here .
No. They should be strung up. They're a complete waste of oxygen, let alone tax payers money.Do you think the perpetrator can do his time and be rehabilitated into society as a model citizen?
Exactly my feelings too. Just found them slightly odd.Grew up on Catesby Road, just round the corner from them. Used to see the Dad every morning doing his paper round.
They were a very well known family in the area, but mainly just because of how many of them there were. Always a strange family, but no hint of anything like this.
From a short scan one study produced a 20% chance of re-offending .
Yes that was cited in the study I read.20% chance of re-offending or 20% chance of being caught re-offending?
Genuine question. Perhaps their time in prison has taught them how to become better at avoiding being caught again?
Thanks Wingy, I'm still not convinced.Yes that was cited in the study I read.
Nor me dutchThanks Wingy, I'm still not convinced.
Thanks Wingy, I'm still not convinced.
That’s correct it’s in the low single figures percentage wiseSex crimes and pedophilia have a lower recidivism rate than most IIRC. We don't do much research due to The nature of the crime and people don't want to "understand" though so can't really dig deeper than that.
Could be that sex offenders registers and the like remove the opportunities, could be it's often a one off crime, could be anything.
I'd rather find out and work out how we can lower that rate even more but some crimes fire off people's emotions and logic goes out the window.
Indeed.That’s correct it’s in the low single figures percentage wise
Just had a similar thing happen in Huddersfield.
One lad got snared by paedophile hunters. When plod searched the family house, they found loads of indecent material on his brothers PC, and nicked him as well.
Theres obviously some sort of trigger for this kind of behaviour somewhere down the line.
Are there more paedophiles out there these days, or are the police just catching more?
That’s correct it’s in the low single figures percentage wise
Who Grendel and you have no idea who you live and work withIf he was released I’m sure you’d be fine if he lived next door to you
Who Grendel and you have no idea who you live and work with
I wouldn’t know and from my experience they look and act like everyone else my friend.Would you be happy with a convicted child sex abuser released from prison living next door to you - yes or no?
Also why would it be any different to living next to any convicted and punished criminal?Would you be happy with a convicted child sex abuser released from prison living next door to you - yes or no?
Also why would it be any different to living next to any convicted and punished criminal?
Well that was it with this family in the OP. They were slightly odd, but everyone I have spoken to who knew them didn't expect anything like this at all. Dodgy DVD territory at best.I wouldn’t know and from my experience they look and act like everyone else my friend.
The ones opposite most definitely are odd, but paedophiles? Would never think that of them and most of the time you just don't know what goes on in people's houses behind closed doors.
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