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> I'm taking you literally in that you're classified as an Offender and not a Predator-- if so, it is possible to find work at your level. His entry in the sex
by uwotm6 4y ago
> I'm taking you literally in that you're classified as an Offender and not a Predator-- if so, it is possible to find work at your level.
His entry in the sex offender database lists him as a Sexual Predator, so he's on there for life. This is something he really should have disclosed in his post.
Edit: I also found an old HN post of his from 2018 which goes into more detail: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17426515 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17426515 & https://pastebin.com/CtLFcc97 https://pastebin.com/CtLFcc97 - the comments are, I would say, quite enlightening.
- jstarfish 4y agoIn most states, sure. From what I understand, CA (for one) makes a distinction, with nonviolent offenses like solicitation and harassment not requiring registration. Rape/molestation constitute predatory behavior and require registration. Not sure where flashing fits in or if this is even applicable. (Ed: just saw your edit, and dug up the record myself. He's not in CA so none of this is applicable.)