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Community notification
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The purpose of this website/ information is to promote public awareness/protection,
prevent you and those close to you from the potential dangers posed by individuals
who have committed sex offences in the past and to deter sex offenders from
offending/re-offending.
Any criminal actions taken by persons against the offenders named within this site,
may result in arrest and prosecution of those persons.
When you use this website you agree to the
terms of use
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YOU SHOULD BE INFORMED
Informing the public of convicted sex offenders identities and whereabouts
("community notification/
public sex offender registries") is "not" about naming and shaming the convicted Paedophile/sex offender.
Its much more importantly about PUBLIC SAFETY/AWARENESS..Notification will also act as a deterrent for some sex offenders which in turn assists Prevention..And prevention must be the priority.
There is a high percentage of re-offending amongst
Paedophiles/ sex offenders and the current system greatly assists them to reoffend by withholding the information from you, the public.
It is necessary/ vital information all parents/public should have access to, to better
protect themselves and their children from proven sex offenders.
By our estimates there are currently at least ,tens of thousands of convicted paedophiles/ sex offenders living UNDERGROUND
in communities around Australia. You should have access to such information.As previously stated sex offenders are
likely to re-offend, so WHY should entire communities including
YOU and YOUR family be put at risk to protect Convicted Paedophiles/sex offenders identities and whereabouts. Governments need to get their
priorities in order.... what is more important, preventing victims of sex crimes (HUMAN RIGHTS) or protecting
the privacy of a convicted pedophile/sex offender.
It is time for change...."YOU Should be Notified" (MAKO)
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Community Has Right to Know About Pedophiles. Pedophiles shouldn't be able to hide - Former Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd
KEVIN Rudd has said people should be told if pedophiles are moving into their communities.
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Would You Want To Know If any of These convicted sex offenders Moved Near
You And Your Family..??????
An Aware
Community Is A Safer Community
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John Lewthwaite
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Brian Jones
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Phillip Teare-Cryer
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Robin Fletcher
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Mark Jewell
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Gary Sutton
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Dennis Ferguson
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Lance Foot
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Frank Moertel
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Anthony Pitt
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"Parents want to protect their children and another way to increase protection of children is knowledge.
If you choose to sexually assault children, having people know who and where you are should be one of
the consequences of your conduct."
- Peter Faris, QC -
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The parents of 7-year-old
Megan Kanka of Hamilton
Township,did not know that a twice convicted sex
offender was living across the street until that
neighbour was charged with the brutal rape and
murder of their daughter.
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Sex Fiend Moves Next to Girl Victim in Sydney
A SYDNEY teenager is living in fear after a neighbour who was
jailed for sexually abusing her moved into the house next door.
Two weeks ago, the Macquarie Fields man finished serving a five
year sentence for an attack on his young neighbour, and immediately moved back into his home.
Neither can be named for legal reasons.
The man's reappearance has shocked the southwestern Sydney community,
which has begun distributing flyers naming him as a sex predator and
revealing his address after he reappeared.
The controversy comes amid a growing row over the release of notorious
child abuser Kenneth Tillman.
The girl was 12 when she was abused and was so devastated by the attack
she tried to kill herself, she has said. She was now living at a friend's
home because she was so frightened of the man.
"When I'm here (at home) I stay in my room and I don't talk to anyone,
and every time I hear the front door it's like, 'Who's there?'," she said.
"I've actually been staying at a mate's house."
Her father was shocked that authorities had let the man move next door to his daughter.
"How can they let him back there, to let her suffer again?" he asked.
A NSW Corrective Services spokeswoman said there were no restrictions
on the man's movements after he completed his sentence.
"He served his full sentence. He's not on parole," she said.
"Under the law ... there is no restrictions."
The Daily Telegraph (21-11-2008)
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