On the pages that follow, we've compiled information to show you how to find registered sexoffender by county state national and where you can search sexoffender by map or database. We provide links for missing children or lost children along with links to websites with information on The AMBER Alert™ Program, Megan's Law and child protection to name a few. Feel free to read our Mission statement for why we're doing all this.
Regarding registered sexoffender searches, The U.S. Congress has passed several laws that require states to implement sexoffender and crimes against children registries: the Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act, the Pam Lychner Sexual Offender Tracking and Identification Act, and Megan's Law. On March 5, 2003, the United States Supreme Court ruled that information about potential predators may be publicly posted on the Internet.
While the contents of state sexoffender registries are public records and you have the right to see them, access is often difficult. Often, you must know the name of the individual for which you are looking and, in many states, you must go to your local police station and complete an information request form. In some states, there are fees and search limits. Many states now maintain web sites, but these often have limited functionality and there is no official nationwide government online registry.
Criminal Background Checks: How To Expose the Bad Guys and Protect Yourself and Family
It's unsettling - the truth about crime... The likelihood that you or someone you love will, within the next 12 months, become a victim of crime is frighteningly high.
If you live in the US, you've got a 1 in 5 chance of becoming a crime victim in the next 12 months. In the UK and much of Europe, the rate is 1 in 4 or worse. Australia or New Zealand? Nearly one out of every 3 people will be victimized within a year.
The number of children reported missing in the U.S is about 800,000 every year. Of the children reported missing, 350,000 are taken by family members in violation of custody agreements. There are about 204,000 non-family-member abductions occurring each year. The assailants are acquaintances or complete strangers to the victims.
Family abductions
In 16% of family abductions, the child experiences severe mental harm.
8% of the children experience physical harm.
7% of the children are sexually abused.
Mothers take the child 54% of the time and fathers take the child 46% of the time.
Non-Family abductions
More than 65% of the children abducted by non-family members are girls.
46% of children are sexually abused.
31% of the children are physically abused.
32% of abductions take place in a street or a car and 25% take place in a park or a wooded area.
The top 3 places an abductor imprisons the child are - a car, the abductor's home and the abductor's building.
Most abductions occur within a quarter of a mile of the child's home.
75% of the abductors are male.
67% of them are below 29 years of age.
The facts are unavoidable. You or someone close to you will likely soon be the target of a robbery, burglary, car theft, even a physical attack or sexual assault.
And there's more unsettling news. The numbers don't begin to account for all the fraud, scams and computer crimes the modern underworld throws at us every day. No one even knows the full extent of the problem. Add in the estimates, though, and the likelihood that you'll be victimized in the next year shoots up past fifty-fifty.
Unfortunately, law enforcement can't help until after the crime's been committed. The cold hard truth about crime is: it's up to you to do whatever you can to protect yourself and look out for your family.
Here are two statistics which can help us avoid victimization.
First, criminals are frequently repeat offenders. Their past crimes leave a trail. The good news is, in the age of the Internet, access to that trail is available. The information is out there to help us protect ourselves.
Second, criminals often show up in our lives before they attack us. We know them in some way. Not necessarily on a personal basis, but through work or shopping or hired help or through an online connection. Many times we're being cased. Our value as a target is being coldly calculated. Our living patterns are being studied: when we're home and when we're not; when we're alone.
As much as that may make your skin crawl, it should also give you hope. It means you have a chance to identify others who could possibly be threats. You have the opportunity to investigate them before anything happens.
That's where your computer and the Internet can play a huge role. If you're like most people, though, you probably don't realize just how much information is available to you - especially about criminals. The general search engines like Google or Yahoo aren't good places to search for criminal history. Use one of the private databases instead like this one where you can do a free Sex Offender Search.
You want a service that lets you make complete criminal background checks and gives you access to information like:
Criminal Records
Prison Records
FBI Files
Criminal History
Sex Offender Status
Criminal Check Anyone Who Has Contact with Your Children
One of the most troubling trends of our times is the increase in sex offenses against children. It's amazing so many parents continue to entrust their children to others without first checking them out. Use the search services to check out your baby sitter, nanny, au pair, day care center and staff, and even school teachers and workers. You can also search geographically to find out if known sex offenders live near you and where.
Other Criminal History Checks You Can Make
You assume your employer is legitimate but that could be a mistake. Find out for sure about people you work for. Do they have a troubling past or illegal activity in their background? While you're at it, check out your work associates.
You should also check into the background of any medical providers, physicians, clinics, hospitals and nursing homes you rely on. Investigate local government officials, your landlord, tenants for property you rent, even the people asking for money at churches and charities. Money attracts criminals who sometimes use good organizations to hide misdeeds.
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