Living with 290: SWAT Team at the door
In 2009 I sent several emails (thinking that I would remain anonymous) to someone under the age of 18. The emails did not contain anything even remotely obscene, threatening or…
Living with 290: Stinkin sick
Not a lot of time right now, but this is worth mentioning, not for encouragement. I'm sorry to say, rather for the raw gut reality. My old man had a…
Living with 290: 18 YEAR OLD N 14 YR OLD 1986
BACK IN THE SUMMER OF 1986 MET UP WITH A GIRL THRU A MUTIAL FRIEND , ENDED UP KISSING MINOR TOUCHING PLEAD GUILTY TO A 288 WOBBLER THAT WAS SUPPOSED…
Living with 290: Boy how times have changed!
Being on the registry has not only affected and changed my life in ways that only the 750,000 plus people and families would begin to understand. I got on the…
Living with 290: A Wife’s Story
Two years ago, my world was rocked to its foundations. My husband had just retired from a very long interesting military career. He went into a terrible depression and refused…
Living with 290: Will I ever get my life back?
I made a mistake and now everyone knows it even people that don't know me. I have had person show up to where I work to beat me up because…
Living with 290: Compliance Checks
It's 10:30 am on March 6th 2014 and the yearly round of sheriffs coming to my residence has begun for this year. I've been told this is to make sure…
Living with 290: A family nightmare, and renewed hope
Should I start at the beginning, the middle, or the end? It's been a long journey....The beginning...Our son had married his high school sweetheart and moved 12 hours away. After…
Living with 290: Back to Jail
I'm a convicted 290 registrant. I was released from prison after serving 100% of a 3 year sentence. No good time. I've been on parole for 18 months and during…
NEW! Living with 290 – YOUR Story
Tell YOUR Story! There are many challenges facing every person required to register under PC 290 as well as their loved ones. We are inviting you to share the challenges…
Living with 290: Hard Knock Life
I spent three years in prison for a crime I did not commit. The how and why I got there doesn't really matter now. What does matter now is what…
Living with 290: Eternally paying
Eighteen years I was married to a prescription drug abusive woman who had 2 female children from a previous marriage, and was in a battle for full custody. On many…
Living with 290: Wishing It Wasn’t True
A little background - I am innocent. I was accused and that was enough to start in motion a process that was impossible to stop. I was lied to by…
Living with 290: Things must change
First, as I think back regarding my journey, I can only think about how much I regret putting myself in the situation I put myself in. Today, over 18 years…