Dee December 15, 2025 at 7:43 pm on CA: CASOMB 11/20/25 Agency Reports Show Changes in Registrants in Custody, Petitions Filed and Granted, etc.Nope.
pat December 15, 2025 at 7:18 pm on General Comments Dec 2025Is failure to perform duties once in a while a fundamental part of human nature? Failure to perform duties occasionally is widely considered to be a natural and fundamental aspect of the human condition, rather than a sign of a character flaw [1, 4]. Key perspectives supporting this view include: Cognitive Limitations Humans have inherent limitations in attention, memory, and cognitive load. Even with the best intentions, it is impossible to be perfectly focused and efficient 100% of the time.The Role of Stress and Emotion Performance is significantly impacted by emotional states, stress, fatigue, and personal life events [1, 3]. These factors are universal human experiences that inevitably affect consistency in fulfilling obligations.Learning and Growth Errors and failures are essential opportunities for learning, adaptation, and developing resilience [3]. Acknowledging occasional failure allows for reflection and improvement.Biological Rhythms Humans are biological organisms subject to natural energy cycles, the need for rest, and susceptibility to illness, all of which interfere with consistent performance [3, 4]. From psychological and philosophical viewpoints, perfect consistency is an unrealistic ideal. Occasional lapses in duty are an acknowledgment of human fallibility and an integral part of a complex, imperfect existence [1, 4]. Does the legislative branch of government have the authority to impose criminal penalties on fundamental human nature? In the United States, the legislative branch does not have the authority to impose criminal penalties on fundamental human nature or inherent status, due to constitutional limits. Laws must prohibit specific, voluntary conduct (an act or an omission) and generally require a culpable mental state (mens rea), rather than simply existing as a natural condition or status. Natural human nature requires the ability to occasionally fail duties. The government has criminalized this fundamental aspect of human nature by imposing felony penalties ONLY against PFR, legislatively de-humanizing these by provision of the law, because no human is capable of being 100% efficient! AND no human is required to perform duties to the state without pay, under threat of felony penalty! The government legislatively created non-human PRF creatures to serve the state's interest for free! So, SCOTUS, Is it cruel and unusual punishment to take away someone's human status based on a past offense? Criminalizing human nature... eye crimes... victimless crimes... What's next?
Jim December 15, 2025 at 6:26 pm on NY: ‘Low risk’ sex offenders convicted again; this designation kept them practically hiddenVery sorry to hear. Hopefully just a 10 year hoop jump still?
Warpath December 15, 2025 at 5:53 pm on International Travel 2025Nothing. Simple eScan your passport upon arrival and walk in. Not a single challenge except when I returned to good old USA,. Sent to secondary upon arrival then into a 90 minute international arrival line for non-citizens. Nothing but harassment. We missed our connecting flight
TS December 15, 2025 at 5:10 pm on Path to FreedomCongrats on138 and the great Christmas present for the recipient!
Paddy_Abroad December 15, 2025 at 4:25 pm on ICE Arrests Worst of Worst Criminal Illegal Aliens Including Pedophiles, Sex Abusers, and MurderersYeah, always checking my general environment. It's getting close to time to leave for good, but that'll be after the kids are done with school
DR from Yonkers December 15, 2025 at 3:11 pm on International Travel 2025Hi all, wife and I are planning a vacation to Italy in April/May 2026. We have been to Europe two times so far after probation in 2023 (level 2 in NYS & marked passport), flying into Paris each time, no problems. Knowing this has been mentioned here before, but there's not way to search and times do change things, my question is: Has anyone had problems flying into Rome? Thank you in advance! Have wonderful holidays.
PS December 15, 2025 at 2:44 pm on International Travel 2025Not that I'm aware of! Do they have requirements?
Traveler December 15, 2025 at 2:12 pm on International Travel 2025@Warpath, any requirements to report to authorities while there in the Islands?
FactsShouldMatter December 15, 2025 at 1:40 pm on ICE Arrests Worst of Worst Criminal Illegal Aliens Including Pedophiles, Sex Abusers, and MurderersThey're going to use ANY previous conviction of a crime as an excuse, so I would remain guarded and head on a swivel.
Janice Bellucci December 15, 2025 at 1:19 pm on Path to FreedomThere is good holiday news to share. Riverside County Superior Court has granted a petition for removal from the registry. The registrant in this case was assigned to Tier 1 and the District Attorney did not object to his petition. Therefore, no hearing was held. Congratultions to #138!
Literally nobody December 15, 2025 at 12:26 pm on CA: Fresno County Supervisor’s Hate-Filled Rant: Registrants Should be Convicted, Then ExecutedThis man is a clinical psychologist with a doctorate and over 30 years of practice, which tells you everything you need to know about the state of psychology.
Worried in Wisconsin December 15, 2025 at 12:01 pm on International Travel 2025I was told last week coming through Boston Logan that anyone with a felony conviction can be stopped at any point of entry regardless of any other factors such as registry status.
MD Registrant December 15, 2025 at 11:26 am on PA: ‘Predator protector police?’ Lewistown P.D. responds to calls to arrest alleged pedophileThis hunter needs to be civil committed for being a threat to society.
Volaré December 15, 2025 at 11:13 am on International Travel 2025Sounds like you have the “all clear”! please do report back….
James December 15, 2025 at 10:10 am on OH: Civil suit to move residency of convicted sex offenderWhat if the person’s residence played NO role in his crimes? Just like alcohol had no role in my attempted offense yet while on deferred adjudication was not allowed to drink alcohol. Punishment should be tailored to each situation and individual not a one size fits all. Residence ordinances are a one size fits all punishment which also punishes family members who committed no offense, and those people should sue for violation of their rights. In regards to a residency ordinance I have concluded why people will not distinguish between geographical vs relational closeness - people are dumb and/or people base their beliefs on fear vs facts. The vast majority of sexual offenses are committed by someone known that has relational closeness to the victim.
Anonymous December 15, 2025 at 9:38 am on International Travel 2025I was in Curacao 2 years ago. Currently sitting on one of the beautiful beaches of Aruba sipping a cocktail while I write this. Go have a good time.
SLCF December 15, 2025 at 9:36 am on PA: PARSOL: SORNA’s internet identifier provision is ruled unconstitutionally vague"Lying in wait" means to hide and wait secretly for the right moment to ambush or attack someone, a tactic common in first-degree murder cases, but also used figuratively for unseen dangers. It involves premeditated concealment and patience, waiting for an opportune moment to strike, whether literally in an ambush or metaphorically as a problem looms unseen, like a predator stalking prey. In Criminal Law Definition: Hiding or concealing oneself with the intent to kill or seriously harm someone in a surprise attack, often elevating the crime to first-degree murder. Example: Waiting in bushes outside a victim's home to attack them as they leave. Figurative Use Meaning: Danger, challenges, or opportunities that remain hidden until they suddenly appear or strike.Example: "Dangers were lying in wait for the unprepared traveler". Other Contexts Figurative: Can describe patiently waiting for a chance to act, like a political opponent waiting for a rival to make a mistake. Elements: Requires deliberate planning, patience, and waiting for a moment when the victim is vulnerable or unaware. Example: Waiting in bushes outside a victim's home to attack them as they leave.
Doc Martin December 15, 2025 at 8:13 am on Domestic Travel 2025Some f*cking peace. That's not even worth the opportunity to say I 'technically' went into Canada while on the registry. I don't want to find myself in some peace park being harassed by stormtroopers and possibly charged for not giving a 21 day notice. I've already had my opportunity to visit nearly every province in Canada--been there, done that. Nice people by the way. But it doesn't traumatize me knowing that I likely won't be able to visit that country ever again.
Marc December 15, 2025 at 1:48 am on International Travel 2025Has anyone, recently, since Trump, returned to the US through Newark airport. I live permanently in the EU, but must come to the US for some business, only a few days. I am not registered anywhere as I don’t live in the US, but when CBP scans my passport, it comes up as “previously revoked”. Obviously my present passport is valid. Just wondering about a hassle with secondary, phone search, luggage search etc. This is the only part of a trip back to the US that I dread. Any information/experiences would be appreciated.
H December 15, 2025 at 12:38 am on Holiday Message from One RegistrantDerrick, I enjoyed your post!! Thank you for sharing. It takes a lot to acquire a formal education but at least it can NEVER be taken away. Best wishes to everyone during this holiday season and remember, you all matter and have something to contribute!! Kindest regards, H
redstarmahi December 14, 2025 at 10:29 pm on Domestic Travel 2025@Atow Zee can u please let me know on above question
Markedward637 December 14, 2025 at 8:11 pm on Holiday Message from One RegistrantGuess what! Tonight i was assaulted in a bar because some guy thought i was a child molester.. he heard this from a 3rd party, source, when in fact I was convicted 25yrs ago of a case of assault with a35 yr old heroine addicted whore who tried to extort money from me.. He blurted out that I was a "child molester"and it was obvious he didn't know that the registery makes it clear that child cases clearly state that it must label "under 13 " in order to be a "child molester". I left the bar humiliated and finally decided that the nxt person who confronts me with child molestation allegations without knowing the facts will get brutally knocked unconscious ..im tired of this shit and realize that violence is the only answer when dealing with a ignorant public... you can thank the registry for this but im done and I'm ready to punish those who are ignorant and can think they can retaliate without knowing the facts. It's going to get ugly ppl.
The Truth December 14, 2025 at 7:11 pm on NY: ‘Low risk’ sex offenders convicted again; this designation kept them practically hiddenCan someone tell me if they would have been listed in the open on the registry how this would have prevented said crimes? (It wouldn't have mattered). The public are complete morons in they think somehow tier 2 and 3 have police constantly breathing down their neck, tapping their phones and internet, parking in front of their house, when in reality all it really means is having to register more often, they they go on their merry way like everyone else and live their life. All the registry has done is show how stupid the American public is concerning said things and that its 100% possible more obviously unconstitutional laws can and will be passed in the future.
Warpath December 14, 2025 at 7:07 pm on International Travel 2025FYI I am a tier 2 with a marked passport and I gave a 21 day notice. The Netherlands doesn’t buy into this BS. Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire, St Maarten, Saba, Eustatius are all safe.
Dustin December 14, 2025 at 5:37 pm on OH: Civil suit to move residency of convicted sex offenderKeep a close eye on this case. I'm sure the state is going to explain in vivid detail the role that the defendant's residence within 1000 feet of a school played in his crimes. Then they'll follow up with a demonstration of the effectiveness of Ohio's residence restrictions, highlighted by a list of every sex crime that said restrictions have prevented. Then they'll show how much higher sexual recidivism is in states with lesser or no residence restrictions in a powerful graphic. And finally, they'll explain how Does v. Snyder's holding regarding retroactive application of registry restrictions don't apply to Ohio, despite being in the same federal circuit.
No end December 14, 2025 at 5:35 pm on OH: National predator-catching group says it helped lead police to Cincinnati man arrested on child porn chargesThere was a so called "pred catcher" the other day who got stabbed up by a guy he was trying to set up 😂😂
Athena December 14, 2025 at 4:50 pm on OH: Civil suit to move residency of convicted sex offenderI don't know which state / city was the first to institute a "residency restriction", but for some bizarre reason it seems to be an acceptable thing to do in most states. Puling someone out of their home is so anti American and counterproductive. Anyone who thinks a child is now safe because no one with a previous sex conviction lives within 1,000 feet of their school, is a moron.
Mike G December 14, 2025 at 3:57 pm on International Travel 2025Entering from Europe is a smart idea. Although Angel Watch shouldn't send notices for those of us off the registry, there is no guarantee of that. Absent that, Japan is unlikely to do any kind of background check, unless you seem suspicious for some reason. Not knowing this, the first time I entered Japan recently, I marked that I did have a conviction. Since my felony conviction was 30 years ago and since my sentence was less than a year, they let me in, but it was a big hassle. After that, I just marked no convictions. I lived in Japan for two years, but that was over 50 years ago. Kyoto is one of my favorite places. And don't miss visiting Nara (nearby), especially if you like deer 🦌.
Wisconsinslave December 14, 2025 at 3:51 pm on OH: Civil suit to move residency of convicted sex offenderWarren Ohio, looks like a newly convicted pfr maybe forced out of his residency that he had prior to his conviction. City of Warren is looking to issue a civil lawsuit against this man. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
ptdusn December 14, 2025 at 3:31 pm on NY: ‘Low risk’ sex offenders convicted again; this designation kept them practically hiddenRecently Arizona passed a law that puts even level 1 PFRs on the web. Because of this, I'm back on the Federal website
A REAL Activist December 14, 2025 at 3:05 pm on OH: National predator-catching group says it helped lead police to Cincinnati man arrested on child porn chargesFolks need to do research on Alex Rosen. He's a convicted criminal. He's also a big time racist and MAGA supporter. He even went to the home of the doctor who helped create the COVID vaccine to harass him. He's a complete
20Freedom25 December 14, 2025 at 1:03 pm on NY: ‘Low risk’ sex offenders convicted again; this designation kept them practically hiddenThey WERE level 1. And now because of their actions they can be upgraded. Just like a misdemeanor DUI is upgraded to felony on the 33rd repeated offense(🤣).
JJJJ December 14, 2025 at 11:41 am on Janice’s Journal: The Epstein ShadowIt is not my intent to sow contention, however, I must respectfully, further disagree. Please consider: I think it is unwise in this case or in any case to use that type of language. Historically and psychologically, dehumanizing language often makes cruelty feel justified, reduces concern for due process, and normalizes the idea that harm is acceptable because the subject is “not really human”! When someone is framed as "pr*dator" or "vermin", the unspoken implication is that pr*dators and vermin are to be summarily exterminated. Even if a speaker doesn’t consciously intend that conclusion, the moral framing nudges people in that direction. A few years ago, in the 3 activist groups that I follow (FAC, Narsol and Acsol), there was quite a bit of discussion that really made me think deeply about person-first language. I believe that our government(s) intentionally use(s) the dehumanizing term "pr*dator" as an emotionally charged cudgel with which to wield political power. (If it saves one child!) Perhaps it may have been better to say, “Let me be clear: the information released regarding Jeffrey Epstein portrays a human being who committed grave and repeated sexual crimes!” Or, perhaps, “Let me be clear: the information released regarding Jeffrey Epstein portrays a person whose documented behavior shows a sustained pattern of sexual exploitation. This is morally repugnant!” One more (brief) thought: When we dehumanize, we tend to place the subject beyond the grace of human sympathy. But, ALL humans deserve sympathy (not as tacit approval or excuse for their actions) but partly, at least, in the following ways: Access to medical care Adequate food, shelter, and safety Basic dignity Some opportunity for rest, recreation, or mental well-being Thank you (all) for your excellent and selfless work!
Jakewells91 December 14, 2025 at 11:15 am on Path to FreedomLife as a person forced to register (PFR) in Iowa let alone any state is as burden and hardship we get treated like we are far beyond redemption and the ability to be successfully treated and live normal lives laws everywhere are barbaric and need changed PFR are humans with rights we should be treated like regular citizens
TWALAW December 14, 2025 at 11:08 am on Action Alert: Please Join Effort to Remove Anti-Registrant Merchandise from Etsy.comAnd Ebay.
John December 14, 2025 at 9:33 am on Action Alert: Please Join Effort to Remove Anti-Registrant Merchandise from Etsy.comJust go to Etsy and search p*d*phile (with the stared letters restored). All these shirts saying k*ll and d*ad.
lori December 14, 2025 at 7:21 am on General Comments Dec 2025How Do People End Up on the Sex Offense Registry? Surprisingly, some are added for actions that many wouldn’t expect, such as: · Downloading explicit content or taking nude photos of oneself · Consensual sexual activity between minors · Innocent physical contact—like hugging a child in a way someone deems inappropriate · Public acts like mooning, flashing, or even urinating in public. Age Range of Those on the Registry · Youngest: 6 years old · Oldest: 101 years old ………………………………………………………………………………………………… Who Pays for the Registry? You do. Taxpayer dollars fund the system. Cost to Operate the Registry Nationwide: $20.1 billion ($20,100,000,000.00). (DOJ, SMART, US Marshall, Justice Assistance, US General Services, Dept of State, National State Registries, Dru Sjodin, ..., Office of Management & Budget). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Sex Offense Registry is for LIFE – no matter the offense. Who is NOT on the Registry? * Serial killers * Mass shooters * Terrorists * Infamous figures like Adolf Hitler, Charles Manson, Ted Bundy, Jack the Ripper, Stalin, Mussolini, Bonnie & Clyde—would NOT be on the Sex Offense Registry. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Crimes that should be on a Public Registry: · Arson * Bombing *Animal abuse · Assault with a deadly weapon · Bank Robbery *Retail Robbery · Burglary *Home Invasion · Car Theft *Carjacking · Drug Traffic & Manufacturing · Cybercrime *Fraud *Forgery · Domestic violence *Rape · DUI *DUI manslaughter · Elder abuse *Stalking · Adulterated poisoned food. · Embezzlement *Extortion · Gang-related violence · Grand theft * Larceny *Mail Theft · Human trafficking *Kidnapping · Homicide *Murder *Manslaughter · White-collar crime *Insider trading · Prostitution *Sextortion *Scams · Rioting *Terrorism *Torture · School, mall, and mass shootings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Call for Change –- A REGISTRY FOR ALL FELONS or A REGISTRY FOR NONE *a FELON REGISTRY exists* – open to police, sheriff, law enforcement, probation and government workers – but NOT the public. Make the Felon Registry PUBLIC like the Sex Offense Registry.* Share the facts. Share the message. Fairness. -- Equality --- Reform Protect the Public A REGISTRY FOR ALL FELONS or A REGISTRY FOR NONE. Stop Discrimination
Randy clark December 14, 2025 at 7:18 am on Get InvolvedDuring this conference would someone please raise the issue of a class action Suit with the US Supreme Court to have SOR declared unconstitutional On the grounds that it is purely Punishment. People on SOR are targets of hate Crimes and subjected to being Canceled not only as residents but as human beings. It violate our human rights. I have been crime free for 45 yrs yet I Could not get off the registry which was applied to me export facto. I recently Moved to Wyoming and don't have to Register because my conviction Was before 1985. God bless Wyoming!
beyond palms December 14, 2025 at 1:48 am on International Travel 2025[email protected]
AC December 14, 2025 at 12:36 am on Action Alert: Please Join Effort to Remove Anti-Registrant Merchandise from Etsy.comIt's not just etsy.com. I just checked Amazon as well. And, what do you know. Those merchandise were there, too! I guess they're all over online vendors.
Fred December 13, 2025 at 8:59 pm on OH: National predator-catching group says it helped lead police to Cincinnati man arrested on child porn chargesI’ve watched a lot of Alex content he has a show called predator poachers, he’s good friends with Jiddeon who does EDP watch. Often times these guys agree to meet who they think is a child or they don’t agree but show up at work or whatever, and often times the suspects agree to having illegal porn on their phones, and then they admit it to the police to. this is in contrast to videos on Facebook where the vigilante practically torchers people. People so blatantly incriminate themselves in most of these situations, so I don’t really think I can say the people who meet Alex are innocent. And really guys don’t text people who tell you they are 13 being sexually explicit.
WowThisTime December 13, 2025 at 5:14 pm on International Travel 2025Sorry I was trying to get your email through a couple people have not been able to find it though.
Joe December 13, 2025 at 4:05 pm on Holiday Message from One RegistrantVery well said, Derrick. I wish you and everyone who is "on the list" success as you move forward in your journeys towards recovery.
10+25 December 13, 2025 at 1:01 pm on PA: PARSOL: SORNA’s internet identifier provision is ruled unconstitutionally vagueI've posted on here a couple times about the "Void for Vagueness" Doctrine. It seems that this could be used on so many, many cases and against many laws. the void-for-vagueness doctrine requires that >criminal laws be clear enough for an ordinary person to understand what conduct is prohibited ensuring fair notice preventing arbitrary enforcement<. the supreme court has consistently held that laws must not force individuals to speculate about the meaning of penal statutes, emphasizing that "no one may be required at peril of life, liberty or property to speculate as to the meaning of penal statutes"
PO'd Registered Citizen December 12, 2025 at 4:58 pm on PA: PARSOL: SORNA’s internet identifier provision is ruled unconstitutionally vagueGood for the judge thank god. Somebody with morals finally chose to speak out against tyranny.
Vicki Henry December 12, 2025 at 2:26 pm on Janice’s Journal: The Epstein ShadowEpstine was 'hiding in plain sight' and nobody quesioned it. Have you ever wondered where those girls parents thought they were while at his mansion or island. Did they think it was their BFF's sleepover??? I have not read one interview with a parent.
Ronald G Brock December 12, 2025 at 2:11 pm on Janice’s Journal: The Epstein ShadowI believe that here in California if an individual declares to other individuals that a certain person is a registrant, that individual could be charged with a misdemeanor as the declaration could result in physical harm to the registrant. Now, the State of California has created the registry system and have made it accessible to the public. Recently, there has been two registrants that have been attacked on two separate occasions by different perpetrators. One lost his life and the perpetrators admitted to killing a [Person Forced to Register (PFR)]. The other was a woman who broke into a residence and shot a PFR who survived. In my thinking. The State of California has constructively declared to all individuals separately and to the People of the State of California every person possessing the duty to register. As the above attacks are of the result of the declarations discussed (the registry) and such declarations are made by the State legislature, all persons from the legislature to the Governor should be held responsible, be charged with a misdemeanor, and made to answer. The United States Supreme Court states that the registry is not punitive. The Court should now be made to answer, is losing a life because of the registry punitive?
Monday, December 15, 2025
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