Living with 290: Torn and Angry
He has a violent history of fighting and no love for authority (cops). He felt the street life was appealing until prison came knocking on the door. One night of…
Living with 290: Mexico for freedom
Moved to Mexico in 2012. Told reg. Agency I was moving. Filled out one form. Signed. Crossed the border into Baja Ca. Two weeks later my name was removed from…
Living with 290: Continuous and Greater Punishment
Living with 290 Unlike most post on the subject, I am not going to share, much, details about my crime, except I pleaded to 1 count 288(a) and four counts…
Living with 290: My Life
I was born in california in 1972, I come from a small town near our state capital. As a child i was very naive and friendly, always talking to everyone,…
Living with 290: 18 year old high school senior
Here's my story... I was an 18 year old senior in high school. I'll be first one to admit I was an asshole by my actions, but am I refuse…
Living with 290: One night.. lifetime destroyed?
How should I describe this nightmare to you? Many of those that come on this page are very familiar of the hardships.. I was a young man back then... I…
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: Thrown Into A Pot
I am a registered sex offender...so called anyways, i was thrown into a melting pot with everyone else. Wheres my justice? I am 23 years old college graduate and engaged…
Living with 290: AB109 – Rehabilitation or Family Destruction?
Husband AB109er! In full compliance for 9 months. Allowed to live at home with wife and kids after 3 months on the streets. They say he's not an SO he's…
Living with 290: first visit
It's halloween and my first year as a registered 290. while at work my wife called me in tears. that morning she was visited by a small army of police/probation…
Living with 290: A Wife’s Story Continues
This morning my loved one went to see his probation officer. He actually had some good news for him. After taking two polygraph tests and being evaluated by his sex…
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: 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: 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: WAS PROSECUTING THIS CASE NECESSARY?
Three years ago, I was involved in an auto accident which shattered my ankle resulting in my having to take public transportation from Sylmar to Torrance which required two buses,…
Living with 290: Is There a Silver Lining Somewhere?
In 2000 I was convicted of one count of 311.4, a misdemeanor, but lifetime on the registry, nevertheless. This transgression resonated from a relationship with a girlfriend who was six-months…
Living with 290: Certificate of Rehabilitation is possible
In CA it it possible to apply and receive a COR. I was granted in March a COR and no longer am required to register as a 290 citizen. So…
Living with 290: 1st Annual Registration
As every registrant knows visiting local law enforcement for annual registration can be a pain in the butt. The law says registration updates must occur within five days before or…