> He's trying to evoke sympathy by providing very limited information as to why the landlord made that call. I can see why. The justice system failed to let hi

> He's trying to evoke sympathy by providing very limited information as to why the landlord made that call. I can see why. The justice system failed to let him have a chance to defend himself, and left him to deal with random people who think one side of a story is the whole story. > asking him what he has to say about that. Frankly, it's none of your business. Call your congressman and complain about the justice system and ensuring people get a chance in court when it is obvious the state is going to lose. > Would you want this guy living in your house, in close proximity to your children, after finding out these charges and the circumstances of his arrest? These days, I live in a country that respects people's privacy. So, I probably wouldn't even know. But also, in this country, pedophilia is usually dealt with by lynching before the cops even show up.